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Tim T.
Eastham, MA
Member Since: 07/17/11
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So, to preface this FART, I live on Cape Cod, MA- where there is a beach within a 5 minute drive in either direction of my house.(Google map it, you'll see) Pre-op and post-op (weather permitting) I enjoy walking my dog on said beaches for a few miles when I can. When I can't, I've been jogging and walking interval style on the treadmill at my gym.

So today was one of those days where it was pushing 50 degrees and I got home from work in time for a beach stroll. Walking on the sand flats at low tide affords me an ample wide open course for some scenic cardio. (The dog chases birds endlessly). So I'm walking and I get this sudden urge to start sprinting like I do at the gym. No problem. So I continued the walk at 100 yard jogging intervals. This activity was unthinkable this time last year. And I did it effortlessly.

So the moral of this story is directed at you new guys who are wondering what life will be like post-op. I am only 7 months out and I have energy and stamina and confidence coming out my ass! And I mean that in a good way. The more I excercise and work out the more I want to. It feels great and I see results. What a life changer this journey has afforded me so far. And I'm just gettin' started!  Just sayin'....

Tim T.
      
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Daniel-L
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RNY (01/26/12)
Member Since: 01/10/12
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Thanks Tim,   Any and all motivational stories keeps us going.

Went to my family doctor today, and after just 2 weeks post-op he is cutting almost all my meds by 1/2.  

            
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Michael P.
Member Since: 10/12/10
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 That truly is an amazing FART!  I can smell it all the way up here in Taunton!!  What a feeling and you are not kidding at the new found energy levels.  You should have seen the look on my girl's faces when I started running across the parking lot to our car after basketball this past Saturday and the oldest (9 1/2) had all she could to keep up with me and the youngest (7 1/2) was begging me to stop because I was going too fast!!  This time last year I had all I could do to crawl to my car!!  Amazing year!!

9/9/09: Highest Weight: 506.5 lbs              9/20/10:  Tufts Start Weight: 492.4 lbs
2/7/11:  Surgery Wt: 462.5 lbs.                    5/13/12: Current Weight: 291.4 lbs.
4/15/12:  First 5K - BAA 5K - PR 34:59
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Don 1962
Member Since: 03/07/08
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I believe it will take what y'all call a "Nor'eastern" to dissipate the stench of your flatulence.

Never, and I mean NEVER, trust a fart!! 


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Paul C.
Cumming, GA
Member Since: 08/19/09
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 Pass the Lysol!!!

Do I smell a 5K in someones future?

Must I break out the "Double Dog Dare!"
Paul C.
Heaviest:350  First Visit:325  Pre Op:307 Current:211

First 5K 9/27/20 46:32 - 11 weeks post op  (PR 28:55 8/15/11)
First 10K 7/04/2011 1:03      
      
First 15K 9/18/2011 1:37
First Half Marathon 10/02/2011 2:27:44  
Second Half Marathon 11/24/2011   PR 2:24:35
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Tim T.
Eastham, MA
Member Since: 07/17/11
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Don't tempt me!!
      
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Brian K.
MA
RNY (04/23/12)
Member Since: 01/07/12
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 Way to go Tim!  Get more running in, the cold weather will soon be upon us...
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