Jennifer A.

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esther L. 19 years, 11 months ago

hi jennifer is wonderful the good news of you having the surgery soon. I had mine 12/9/03 and lost 67lbs. Feel great and doing things that i forgat how much fun it was. E-mail please if you need help [email protected]

kylakae 20 years, 8 months ago

Jennifer, congratulations on hitting the century mark! Woohoo, way to go, girl! Keep up the great work.

Naes Wls J. 20 years, 8 months ago

Jennifer, CONGRATULATIONS you have done a great job. You are now a CENTURY CLUB MEMBER, You have used your TOOL very well. Thumbs up and keep up the good job. **hugs**

pam k. S. 20 years, 8 months ago

Jennifer, A big "CONGRATS" in making the century club. WOO HOO! You go girlfriend! Keep up the great job! Awesome weightloss! Hugs!

Terry Lynn W. 20 years, 8 months ago

GREAT JOB!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. YOU ARE ALL AN INSPIRATION TO US PRE-OPS. WAY TO GO!!

maureen 20 years, 8 months ago

Jennifer WOW! awesome weight loss! Congratulations on making it to the Century Club ....I hope to join you there soon hugs and God Bless Maureen

Gingers63 20 years, 8 months ago

Jennifer....WOOOOHOOOO!!! Welcome to the best club on earth....THE CENTURY CLUB!!!!! Way to go, keep up the great work and you look fantastic. Hugs,

kasi H. 20 years, 10 months ago

yayyyy jennifer! congrats on the weight loss! bb~

CarolineAnnMartin 20 years, 10 months ago

Jennifer, thank you SO for your candid updates in your profile, especially concerning your having an eating disorder and dealing with clinical depression. I had surgery 5/2 and have been having a hard time with my eating. Sometimes I can eat quite a bit, and other times I can't at all. I just had an Upper GI to rule out any problems, but I suspect it will all come back normal and the recommendation will be to follow up with my therapist. Many thanks again, and good luck in your weight loss! I am sure you will do just fine!

Michelle H. 20 years, 11 months ago

Hey Jennifer, I am a year post-op and fighting head hunger has been a constant for me but was much easier to win the first few months when I had no appetite, just had episodes where my eyes got big when I'd see a Pizza Hut commercial or hear someones going to get Krispy Creme. Then I'd think "I couldn't eat that if I wanted to". Now I can eat it if I want and it scares me. I know the quantity of what I can eat is MUCH smaller than what I used to eat pre-op, but I think we all fear failure since we failed every other weight loss attempt. For example, I have had a donut a time or two since surgery, but have not been able to finish even one at a sitting. I still feel guilty. Lately I feel I am eating too much, but again my portions are within what I should be eating. I think it is strange for all of us who gradualy start feeling an appetite again. If you think this is a problem please tell your surgeon. Maybe try different sources of protein that you will find filling. I love cheese. It's filling and yummy! I wish you the best! Hang in there. You are not alone.