Jump to content
×
Are you looking for the BariatricPal Store? Go now!

erinreasor@msn.com

LAP-BAND Patients
  • Content Count

    4
  • Joined

  • Last visited

About erinreasor@msn.com

  • Rank
    Newbie

About Me

  • Gender
    Female
  • City
    Coeur d'Alene
  • State
    Idaho
  • Zip Code
    83814
  1. erinreasor@msn.com

    49.8% the man I was

    WOW! That is amazing. In the process of considering this surgery for myself this really inspires me. Way to go I know that it more than likely has not been an easy year but you have a lot to be proud of. Or in your case 1/2 of what you were to be proud of. Congrats!
  2. erinreasor@msn.com

    Listen

    Very well Spoken! I think that pretty much sums up the relationship many have with food! The mindset of thinking of it for nourishment rather than comfort. That's a tough one. Thanks for sharing!
  3. erinreasor@msn.com

    Loss of friends

    I am looking at having this surgery and found this sight. This topic is very interesting to me because I am the overweight friend. My friends try to understand as much as they can, but because they never have struggled with their weight beyond the fluctuating 10-20 lbs. they don't understand my struggles. They are the kind that can be real strict and quickly take off the excess. They also are always dressed to the nines everytime we go anywhere. They are the friends that all the guys (even though we are all married) but get all the looks. I am the one who tags along and has to laugh at all the attention they are getting and find it flattering (for them) but secretly inside I struggle with wanting to get that kind of attention too, just because it makes you feel good about yourself. Anyway all this to say my fear is not so much that they won't be my friends when I lose weight, but that they will include me more. Make me feel more welcome etc. I know that sounds bad, but I think it might make me feel kinda ticked off. Why couldn't they treat me like I had any value before the surgery? Like they will except me more cause I can dress cuter I will look better, be more like a show piece right a long side them. I realize all this sounds very pretentious and as I write I am hearing how much. But these are my friends and I do know that their priorities are messed up and so do they, but they don't really know how to change, and I am the friend that listens and helps them through life and their struggles. But I can't help thinking that I will be a little bit resentful of them after surgery. Has anyone else dealt with these kind of emotions? or am I just thinking into something way to deeply?
  4. Welcome to the Vertical Sleeve Talk forums LolaAnne! Stop lurking and please introduce yourself in our introduction forum! Don't be shy!!! ;-)

PatchAid Vitamin Patches

×