Small Triumph
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I visited my MD yesterday for a post op check up, blood pressure, cholestrol, etc.
Their scales registered a loss of 37 lbs (since September 2002), that was very exiciting, but at one point during my visit I was alone in the examining room just kind of having happy thoughts about my weight loss and realized that I had sat down in the waiting room chairs and crossed my legs! I haven't been able to do that for years. This realization had more impact on me than the weight loss!!
I am again so impressed with how much difference even this amount of loss can make in how our bodies function and am looking forward to what else I'll be able to do again!
Dr. Pleatman 7/22/03
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