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I can cross my legs!

sylvia2017

By sylvia2017, in Gastric Sleeve Surgery Forums

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sylvia2017    166

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I don't remember the last time I could sit with my legs crossed. I'm almost 3 months out and I've lost 70lbs. Only obese people get what an accomplishment it is in the simple act of sitting comfortably with crossed legs. 20 more lbs and I might brave high heels. HW 330 SW 319 CW 245.

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Kat410    423

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I am so with you. I remember the first time I crossed my legs in ages and it was like.... OMG!!!!!!!!!!
No one else cares or notices, but for me it was a big milestone.

Another one is no longer having anxiety about getting up off the floor.

Congrats on your crossed legs, on to the heels :-)

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I just started being able to cross my legs, too! It's still a tight fit, but possible!

Today, the towel closed at the bottom!! A large bath towel (it wasn't a beach towel)!

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I just started being able to cross my legs, too! It's still a tight fit, but possible!
Today, the towel closed at the bottom!! A large bath towel (it wasn't a beach towel)!

Lol. I so remember the excitement I first had, when I could cross my legs like the old men.. I would be at work in meetings with my legs crossed my coworkers would just chuckle at me..

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jenngetsthin    61

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That's so awesome. Congrats!

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I don't remember the last time I could sit with my legs crossed. I'm almost 3 months out and I've lost 70lbs. Only obese people get what an accomplishment it is in the simple act of sitting comfortably with crossed legs. 20 more lbs and I might brave high heels. HW 330 SW 319 CW 245.
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Crossing my legs is the best thing. I find myself doing it all the time. Oh my, and the heels. I'm so excited to wear them again. No matter how much weight I gained I refused to throw my shoes out. Last week I tried on shoes and just took pictures of my feet. I know it sounds crazy but I was so excited to be able to walk in them.

HW 330
SW 292
CW 204.2
GW below 200

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hayleyf3706    150

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Can't wait til I can cross my legs! Good for you!

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That's so exciting! Good for you! And good for you for recognizing that these things sometimes mean more than the number on the scale! Keep up the good work!

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