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lexxiblue
on 12/27/23 4:15 pm
RNY on 01/11/12
Topic: RE: An Oldie looking for Oldies..

HI Pat!!!

Great to hear from you ... another "golden oldie"... yes it is sad this site is so inactive but i think facebook is the winner here!!! Times change... i'm still hanging onto the olden days!!! Depression sucks... maintenance is even harder.... and especially when there isn't any more contact with the bariatric clinic or follow-ups... the weight is slowly coming off... finally but my own doing of course... back to basics and walking!!! and depression.. well... meditation is working for me... and staying busy.. and of course, water water water... but then... i visit the "loo" at lot more which has been interrupting my sleep... just can't win... .. take care of you and happy new year!

Lexi (Deb)

lexxiblue
on 12/27/23 4:09 pm
RNY on 01/11/12
Topic: RE: Spring 2024 Clothing Exchange!!! SAVE THE DATE!!!

Hey Mallory

Great to see you're still have clothing exchanges!!!! and also great to see a familiar name!!! I used to "live" on this site prior to and during surgery and a bit shortly after... then boom... slowly drifted away... sad... i miss the "Oldies"... i'll have to pop in again to see what's happening.. and ya never know.. one of these exchanges i just might show up!!

take care of you and happy new year!!

Lexi (Deb)

Patm
on 12/26/23 9:23 am - Ontario, Canada
RNY on 01/20/12
Topic: RE: An Oldie looking for Oldies..

Hi Lexi, I have also not been on here for awhile. Kind of sad to see it be so inactive. I think a lot of us struggle with re-gain at some time. I also suffer from depression. I am trying to stop eating to deal with it.

  

 

 

 

Patm
on 12/26/23 9:17 am - Ontario, Canada
RNY on 01/20/12
Topic: RE: 17 years.

Thanks for posting Dawn. I have also had some challenges and find myself up 25 lbs. I was starting to have some problems with weight then covid hit. I think I ate my way through it.

Last year , I had pneumonia fr 10 months. I have been trying to finally get moving more. At 72 I do not bounce back very fast. Not being active made my arthritis worse so some days it is hard to be motivated. Unfortunately the pneumonia attacked my pancreas and I am now insulin dependent diabetic. This has been an adjustment. Learning to level out my highs and lows.

This January I will be 12 years out and also need to get back to basics. I do not want it to be a New Year resolution. I have failed too many of those. So maybe a surgerversary re-start.

  

 

 

 

HillgroveCS
on 12/21/23 9:54 am, edited 12/26/23 1:32 am
Topic: RE: Life is Like a Book...

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on 12/14/23 7:39 am
Topic: RE: Life is Like a Book...

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Mallory
on 11/13/23 3:57 pm - Toronto, Canada
Topic: Spring 2024 Clothing Exchange!!! SAVE THE DATE!!!

SPRING CLOTHING EXCHANGE!!!

MAY 5TH, 2024

12 PM TO 5 PM

1081 1/2 PAPE AVENUE

EAST YORK COMMUNITY CENTRE

TORONTO, ONTARIO

CALL OR TEXT MALLORY AT 437-997-5412 IF QUESTIONS.

~ Harshing On Grooves Since 1967

~ Acting My Shoe Size Since 1984

Mallory
on 11/12/23 3:29 pm - Toronto, Canada
Topic: RE: Fall 2023 Clothing Exchange!!!

Thank you to all the ladies who came out and enjoyed the exchange!!! We donated 8 large bags of clothes to charity and 2 bags of household items as well!

Was lovely to see the old faces and meet some new faces!!!

SAVE THE DATE!!! May 5, 2024 will be the next exchange!!!

~ Harshing On Grooves Since 1967

~ Acting My Shoe Size Since 1984

Mallory
on 11/2/23 11:32 am - Toronto, Canada
Topic: RE: Fall 2023 Clothing Exchange!!!

~ Harshing On Grooves Since 1967

~ Acting My Shoe Size Since 1984

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