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Congratulations on your success!
I had my surgery 3/2006 I never got thin enough to even look skinny. I started at 310 and my lowest weight was 176 . I have now gained weight to 240 . I'm desperate everyone thinks I sit and eat all day which is false. It's just hard for me bc everything I do fails. I live in Boston and I'm thinking of revision I saw one doctor who doesn't what to perform it bc he believes i should diet . If it worked I would. Please tell what you did and how was the whole thing bc I'm desperate
thanks
Thanks Cassandra. It's good to hear from someone who has had something similar to SADI or SIPS.
We don't hear from many revision people on the forums.
on 9/13/19 11:03 am
I'd agree except for paying attention to the Shapewear and Makeup. It's not a good look for me. :)
Your post is the funniest thing I have ever read about weight loss. It is also the truest.
After twelve years, this is the advice I would give someone who actually asked for my advice.
You need to change more than the number on the scale. Lifting weights will help some with the deflated body, but plastic surgery is the real transformer.
Keeping active, getting lots of exercise, paying attention to clothing styles, hair styles, makeup, shapewear, healthy eating, and forcing myself to get out more and associate with others, these are the things that were my life changers.
Think about movie star type people. They spend a lot of time, energy, and money to keep their glamorous looks. People are willing to invest $40,000 in a car and will make an effort to keep the car running well and looking good. I think a similar investment in plastic surgery is a wise move.
Weight loss for me was the beginning of a journey to look and feel younger. That quest continues every day. I make better choices about food, exercise, and what I will do with my time. That is what is different now.

Real life begins where your comfort zone ends
this is too much
If you have a specific question for me, PM me or I will not see it, as I don't check responses on the forums and don't have anything forwarded to my email.
I had this picture in my head of what I looked like at X pounds. And even though my rational brain knew damn well that I was decades older...my irrational brain still thought I would look like that again at X pounds. And, of course, I didn't.
This is brilliant. My biggest misconception was that I would suddenly be a very social, active person. In reality, I'm just the same lazy person I was just thin.
Janet in Leesburg
DS 2/25/03
Hazem Elariny
-175
To anyone looking in the future for those who have Peloton, just message me. Also if thinking about buying and wondering if good. They are great. I so look forward to using it, as evidenced by almost 200 rides since Thanksgiving last year.
If looking now - they are offering 30 day risk free with no shipping/delivery risk (that part is new). Also there is usually an annual sales that we(as users) mostly know. During black friday week (Monday to BF) they offer a free $250 value accessory package. I waited 3 months to get that package. Shoes, mat, heart monitor, weights. They don't offer any sales or other discounts (other than referral mentioned below)
If too far away - use my user name as a referral (SpinSkater) - you'll get $100 off accessories like shoes, etc. You can't get that extra discount during the black friday sale.
I get a free shirt for the referral, so I'm not hawking here for sure. I actually don't like the Peloton clothing - too much for the kids in styling.
HW 510 / SW 424/ GW 175 (stretch goal to get 10 under) / CW 160 (I'm near the charts ideal weight - wonder if I can stay here)
RNY November 2016
PS: L/R arm skin removal; belt panniculectomy - April, 2019



