mrskamglo
2 Months Out
Sep 28, 2009
Well...it seems like it was so long ago...i've adapted nicely to my new lifestyle...most days are easy and some days are harder than others, but i've always been one that adapted to change pretty smoothly...i love living life now...i feel so much lighter in more ways than one...knowing that food no longer owns me is a huge burden gone from my life....if i never lost another pound this experience would have still been completely worth it...but i know i'm only beginning and the weight will continue to go down....a few of my NSV's are no longer having to use a shower chair, being able to shave my own legs again, having a regular menstrual cycle, being able to go somewhere without worrying that my body will give out, no longer being food's prisoner, going from a tight 32W jean to a comfortable 28W, going shopping in my own closet and having people compliment my "new" clothes, being an inspiration to others (ME..an inspiration...who'd have thought), awesome, and i do mean AWESOME sex with my new hubby!!! Also, to date i haven't eaten anything that didn't agree so much other than pork chops and some, not all, dairy products...i have never thrown up since my surgery..came close once or twice but never actually went through with it....anyway, i love my sleeve and if you are considering surgery...DO IT!!! it's life changing and you will not regret it...unless it's just for 1/2 a second but that passesStats:
417 Highest Weight on 7/11
391 Surgery Weight on 7/28
357 1 Month Post Op on 8/28
338 2 Months Post Op on 9/28
Left - 7/18 - 417lbs
Center - 8/28 - 357lbs
Right - 9/28 - 338lbs
Left - 7/17 - 417lbs
Right - 9/28 - 338lbs
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About Me
Grand Prairie, TX
Location
39.5
BMI
Surgery
07/28/2009
Surgery Date
Surgeon
Apr 29, 2009
Member Since
