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One Year After Surgery 2/20/19

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  • Great question, my response... 1. Remember why you had the surgery every day. 2. Stick to the plan 3. If you don't see the weight falling off, don’t sweat it because it will...soon

  • Love your story. I will be two years out July 2nd. I feel great . I am super strict and help others be successful in their journey which helps me! I fear gaining wait every day... I never want to go

  • You will, my #1 success story is that I remember daily why my doctor choose this route and the words he spoke...without a large amount of weight off in a shorter period of tome my life expectancy was

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You are an inspiration to me and you look amazing! Way to go and congratulations. You have certainly worked very hard to get where you are. Enjoy your healthier body. ??
You look adorable and so happy in this picture. Love it!
You look adorable and so happy in this picture. Love it!
21 hours ago, Mbeasley said:

Awwwwwwwww, awesome you too look fabulous girl. I can not wait to post my 2 year pictures. #nevergoingback!!!!!

Thank you. Same to you!

Your beautiful ear-to-ear smile says it all. ???❤️

Love reading posts like this.

On 2/9/2020 at 7:17 PM, Mbeasley said:

Great question, my response...

1. Remember why you had the surgery every day.

2. Stick to the plan

3. If you don't see the weight falling off, don’t sweat it because it will...soon

4. Be discipline and avoid an abundance of sugar and carbs.

5. Read labels if the card and sugar count is high push away from it. Again remember why you had the surgery it will help.

6. Remember, you can lose all the weight and get healthy and go right back to where you started. There are many people who have gained the weight back.

7. Remember, the surgery is just a tool, not a quick fix. You have to put in the work daily.

8. Drink your water!!!

I hope this helps and if you need to call me you are welcome yo do so. imageproxy.php?img=&key=3bbd8bc3022d1b1a

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Oh, you gorgeous woman, you! I hope when I'm one year out I'll have a nice success story to post, but I'll never be as stylish as you!?

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On 2/18/2020 at 6:25 PM, Lmcdooley said:

Love your story. I will be two years out July 2nd. I feel great . I am super strict and help others be successful in their journey which helps me! I fear gaining wait every day... I never want to go back! I still ask myself what is my body getting from eating this food ... if the answer is nothing I tend to stay away from it, but I still like to have my salty Snacks occasionally. I just fear going back and I never want to do that. Ever!!!!AC9137F4-51CA-42DE-9FAE-9477133C5EDB.thumb.jpeg.f4c4e1d2bde1cc8f515139fdad5b9990.jpeg DF7BF67D-462E-4C5D-BA56-92C6522EB5F1.thumb.jpeg.f77efc8eb430a2b288383e4c8a6b4409.jpeg

Wow, you don't even look like the same person--great job! (love your Pug, too!)

Love your story. I will be two years out July 2nd. I feel great . I am super strict and help others be successful in their journey which helps me! I fear gaining wait every day... I never want to go back! I still ask myself what is my body getting from eating this food ... if the answer is nothing I tend to stay away from it, but I still like to have my salty snacks occasionally. I just fear going back and I never want to do that. Ever!!!!AC9137F4-51CA-42DE-9FAE-9477133C5EDB.thumb.jpeg.f4c4e1d2bde1cc8f515139fdad5b9990.jpegDF7BF67D-462E-4C5D-BA56-92C6522EB5F1.thumb.jpeg.f77efc8eb430a2b288383e4c8a6b4409.jpeg
Both you and@Mbeasley look amazing. I am so inspired and can't wait to have all this extra baggage off me. Thanks for sharing your stories!

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