LessHumid
Pre-op tests and seminar tomorrow, finally!
Sep 01, 2014
I can't tell you how excited I am to be nearing the nearing the end of this process. I've never had to be so patient in all my life. I've been told by many on here that it takes about eight to nine months(if you have the 6 month requirement) to get through the process. I started in early February with orientation and my surgery is set for the 18th. You all were right and I should have believed you! I'm getting to be old hat at this abdominal surgery thing, after having 3 in 2012, I'm not nervous in the least. I pretty excited to tell the truth. Not excited about the surgery just excited that it's supposed to be laproscopic. All the others were open. The appendectomy started as lap but had to be converted once the surgeon discovered that it had ruptured...
On another note, why has everyone become so thin skinned of late? Seriously, grow a set and grow up. You asked for it and you got it. If you can't handle it or don't like what you heard then don't ask for opinions. We're all given the option to approve or delete responses to our posts. If you're so put off by a response to your post, delete it and move on.
Someone posted that being obese like being gay is a choice. I'm both. I would have to agree that for most of us one can argue that our choices lead us to be obese. If being gay is a choice, being straight is a choice as well. If that's the case, then I'd like you to choose to be gay and act on it for a year. (Yeah I know, it's ridiculous, and so is your position so go thump your bible elsewhere).
One other thing. If you log on to the main page and look at the list of "latest Blog Posts" and the majority are from you, you obviously need professional help and want attention you're not getting in real life. Try spending the hours you sit on this site everyday "blogging" about everything from how Slimfast will work better for you than surgery, or being gassy, or not writing down what you ate yesterday, or coffee, or yogurt, and try being a productive member of society. Just remember: less is more, unless we're talking about getting laid or how big our penises are.
