Something More than my Stomach was taken out

cassey99
on 10/30/10 7:18 am - Yonkers, NY

I am so happy to hear this positive post because I suffer from extreme feeling of being tires and always wanting to sleep, I even fall asleep behind the wheel enough that I Do not like to drive anywhere further than 45 min away. I hope that when I loose weight and start to exercise that this will stop. I want energy at 33 and for the last eight years or so I do not have it. I want to feel like you congrats!
Cassey99
    
(deactivated member)
on 10/30/10 7:47 am
OMGosh...I know exactly what you mean!!!!  I was sleeved on the 13th of October, and as of 3 days ago, I started feeling super human.  Even before your post I was thinking about it and realizing that my energy level is through the roof.  I am thrilled.  I've been tired for about 15 years.  I swear I feel like I'm 20 years old and I'm 47.

Rock on!  I love my sleeve!!!!!!!!
(deactivated member)
on 10/30/10 8:39 am

How wonderful it was to read your success story.  I am in the middle of the seemingly endless insurance run-around and I doubt I will get my surgery before the middle of next year.  I have been jumping through hoops for 8 months now and figure they will drag me on another 6 or 8.  I read these forums faithfully and have gone through so many emotions.  I am so happy to read your success story.  Good luck to you for the rest of your journey.  You have lifted my spirits.  Thank you.

happyjumpy
on 10/30/10 9:42 am - santa barbara, CA

glad you are having such a joyous recovery. for me the first 5 weeks were really hard. (not that i regret my decision).

i like your avatar.

enjoy...
Kathie

VSG 5/17/10 HW 298 GW 145 CW 143
Kathie 

‎"Shame is the lie someone told you about yourself." Anais Nin  
collegefootballmom79
on 10/30/10 9:55 am - Hutto, TX
VSG on 10/05/10 with
I am almost 4 weeks out and I too feel the energy.  Since about day 6 I have been wide awake in the mornings, where I used to lay there and dread getting up.  I noticed the difference the day it happened. The sleeve is such a valuable tool and it will even plan a song for you after you eat.  LOL

Laurie
        
RFontenot4
on 10/31/10 4:21 am - Houston area, TX
You described it perfectly...that is how I feel too.  I'm amazed at this feeling.  Please Lord let this feeling continue...
        
wannabehealthy1
on 10/31/10 3:35 pm - Laguna Niguel, CA
Yes, this feeling is so addicting, I never want to lose it! I must say that it has not been an easy road for me to be in this place at all. From my signature, you can see I had the lapband for 7 years. Then my revision surgery went wrong last year, I woke up from surgery and was so sad and dissapointed. My doc then recommended the Sleeve. I had never heard of it. Now I realize that everything happens for a reason. I was not meant to have the RNY. The band did not like me. The sleeve loves me! Finally something good happened and it's been very easy. I Thank God. I had so many problems, not just for months, but for YEARS! Every surgery had complications, infections, non-healing wounds. Now it's my time!! I'm sooo glad I never gave up. I could have many, many times. I did not want to give up on myself. Diets always failed me and I felt like I'd never gain any ground. I tried them all. Several times. I just cannot express how happy I am now to be sitting here, knowing I have my sleeve. I feel so blessed. Every day is more amazing than the last. I am so thankful for the docs who invented the sleeve- I just want to kiss them!! LOL! Happy Halloween!!
**Kathy**  Lap Band 2002~ 3 more surgeries r/t lap band complications
2009-Lap Band removal and unsuccessful revision to RNY

10/15/2010- SLEEVED FINALLY!! Hw=235, SW=222, CW=157, GW=145
    
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