Thank you

tammalynn
on 6/25/12 2:51 am - Peterborough, Canada

Ihave been home for two days, and trying to settle into this new life. I wanted to thank everyone for there support, and kind words on the day of my surgery. I'm not going to say this is a cake walk thats for sure. I know some people say oh I regret doing it, but I dont have any regrets, the pain, and discomfort will pass, and the end reward will be amazing. I say the only way to do this is one day at a time. We have to learn all over again. Anyway Thank you to you all!!

Surgeon Consultation with Dr Starr-- March 30th/2012 Gastric Class on -April 13th/2012 Registered Dietitian-May 28 /2012 Registered Nurse-May 28/2012
Social Worker-May 28/2012 Surgery Date June 21/2012

hobbithands
on 6/25/12 3:17 am - Brussels, Canada

RNY on 05/30/12

You are awesome!

Btrue2u
on 6/25/12 4:04 am - Toronto, Canada

RNY on 08/20/12

So glad to hear you are doing well

20AUG12-8AM SURGERY AT ST.JOES IN TORONTO W/ DR SMITH

sam1am
on 6/25/12 4:12 am

VSG on 09/08/09

Welcome to the bench!

Sandy
                "The best way to cheer yourself up is to try to cheer somebody  else up"
                              Mark Twain          Animation One

ruth63
on 6/25/12 5:32 am - aurora, Canada

The nice thing about this journey, its like child birth, you forget the pain and uncomfortness and then you have this wonderful child to look at. For all of us the new us that makes it so worthwhile and wonderful. By the time you get to the 4th month, you will forget about the pain, and learning to eat little and so very slowly. Looking in the mirror and getting all the positive comments will be worth everything you had to go through. Not to mention, seeing your toes, being able to cut your toe nails, crossing your legs, not heavy breathing going up stairs, I could go on and on.
I think the saying they regret doing it, passes after a few months.

Take it easy. All the best to you