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6 months pics of the Junies (June 07 Bandsters)

mjsafari

By mjsafari, in LAP-BAND Surgery Forums

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o2bthin    0

o2bthin
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Thanks guys! To the next 50#!! Bigbaby, I'm still frustrated about my restriction, but at least I have some. Not what I want, but I don't want the overfill either. Today was my fill day (semi locally) but I'm skipping it. I get some restriction with dry meats, like the smoked salmon I tried yesterday.

I can see a difference too in my pics but my body still feels big and chubby. I think it's from stalling so long. When I lose 10# I feel thinner immediately and sooooo good!

Bigbaby, I put my photos in photobucket.com and resized them to the message board size. I don't know if that's what makes them come out they way they did or not. They were just regular pics taken with my Kodak digital.

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mjsafari    0

mjsafari
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Rhonda - You are looking great! thanks for posting.

Photobucket.com is the best place to manage pics for the website.

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Suzzzie.    3

Suzzzie.
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Oh, and can I just add that I don't see ANY difference between the Oct and Dec pics?? Ugh. Its been a rough 2 months!

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wombat712    2

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Suzziee!!!! I see a difference :)

Look at your back and your hips!! Look how your arms are closer to your side!!

It's there (or not there lol) you just need someone to show you!!

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insubordination    0

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Look at your back and your hips!! Look how your arms are closer to your side!!

Good point! Your arms rest on your sides now. Also, your body 'lumps' change shape as you lose as they re-distribute and eliminate. I know mine have.

The best thing is Suzzie, you are in proportion and losing weight evenly all over which probably means no PS. The end result is going to be amazing if 382 to 305 is 6 months is anything to go by.

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bigbaby    4

bigbaby
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SUZZIE....YOU LOOK GREAT!!! I see the bodybugg is your "best friend"...LOL...it's in your pix....

It's so great to "see" the wonderful person behind all of the great posts....

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captain danbo    0

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I see a real big difference. Your face is a whole lot smaller. And you could see it in the neck alot too. You have lost 80lbs!! Thats a ton a weight. Even if you don't feel like you look all that diff the fact remains that you are 80 LBS lighter. Keep it up, YOur looking great!!!!!!

I have to get back on the ball. I kind of forgot I had lapband the last week or so.

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scgirl81    0

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Here are my 6 month pics. I should have stuck with taking the picture in the kitchen as usual. In this picture I look as big as our Christmas tree.

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