What exactly is the definition of Onederland? :cursing: I am sure I am being silly. Is it pronounced like wonderland?

thanks, Crystal

yes- it is pronounced the same and symbolizes reaching 199 pounds and under. Or no longer over 200 pounds. See ya in onederland!!!!!!

Thanks! Everyone kept using it then I was not sure what exactly it meant.

I understand what you mean. How about DH? I never can figure out what that one is exactly.

I understand what you mean. How about DH? I never can figure out what that one is exactly.

I don't know what it is either. I know it refers to your husband though.

DH = Darling husband

DD = Darling daughter

etc......

There is also "Twoterville" for those who reach the 200s.

If you go to the Frequently Asked Questions section of the Forum, then to the sub-forum "LapBandTalk Forum Frequently Asked Questions", there is a section about abbreviations! Here's the link:

Lap Band Surgery and Lap Band Discussion Forum - FAQ: Lap-band Abbreviations

I've found it very helpful! :cursing:

Unless they updated it, I couldn't find onderland on that one. Crystal

DH-- if your military can also mean deployed husband

The Fourest is weight in the 400's

Threedom is weight in the 300's (I'm passing through)

Twoterville is weight in the 200's and

Onederland is weight in the 100's.

AND DH can also mean "darn" (or worse) husband, depending....

I use an "unapproved" abbreviation - HH - handsome husband! :biggrin: