The divorce diet
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It seems from reading on here that if you have a solid relationship going into surgery you will be fine. There has been no negative effect to mine. The relationships that fall apart seem to be the unh
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If he loves you no matter which size, you will be fine - just keep talking to each other. I often read about the break ups too and it's usually unhappy relationships or ones where the partner is exc
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I get my sleeve done on July 13th so it's riggghht around the corner. I'm scared , nervous, but mostly excited to start this new chapter .
My husband is a thin guy . He's roughly 160 and he thinks he's "heavy" then. Which who am I to disagree with him on how he feels so I support and try and help.
However I keep reading that the divorce rate is higher after you get this surgery .
My husband and I have been together for almost 7 years . He's seen me at 160, 220, and my highest 295. Soo he knows what I look like thinner and what I look like heavier . He's not the jealous type so I don't think he'd be concerned about the confidence I'll gain back after the surgery .
He's supportive of me and whatever I need to do to feel like myself again .
Does anyone have advice on this subject ? Ways to keep you and your significant other on track after the surgery? Ways to address your emotions your going through after the surgery ?
Thank you [emoji173]️