ho11ieberry06

I love the name!

I just switched from the fitbit to the vivofit and would love some friends. Still trying how this thing works too, lol. My user name is ho11ieberry06

@@Shell88 Hi there! I had surgery in June and I really didn't tell anyone because this is MY journey and it's really none of their business. The hardest part for me is the mental and emotional part and changing my thinking and belief system. Just remember that this is for YOU. You can do this, I know you can!! Think of your daughter and all the healthy years you will have together. Don't let other people's negative opinion bring you down. All my best, Holly P.S. This is definitely not "the easy way out", but let the negative nelly's think that all they want!

Ok, thank you all for your suggestions.

I had surgery on June 16th so I am now starting on soft foods. I am still drinking my Protein shakes and eating Soups and other liquid sources, but when I try to eat I always get a really bad pain in my chest. Is that normal and how long is that going to last?

This might be a stupid question, but will insurance cover these items if you've had surgery in Mexico? Has anyone tried?

I had surgery on a Monday and I drove home from San Diego to LV on Thursday. You'll be fine.

Congratulations! Your story is very inspiring. I had surgery on June 16th and I've been at a stall for 2 weeks and I'm frustrated. Thank you for sharing and keep up the good work. You are going to be a beautiful bride! Holly

Hi everyone! Just wanted to check in and let you know how my journey is going so far.... HW: 340 SW: 329 CW: 316 I had my surgery on June 16th in Mexico and it went very well. I feel very blessed that I really didn't have any problems after surgery and the healing process is going very smooth. My incisions are healing good too. I started back to work this last Monday so I only had to work 4 days because of the holiday so that is good. I have to be honest though, I weighed myself today and the scale hasn't moved since last week. I know that I need to be easy on myself but it's hard. Regarding the eating part of this whole thing......it's been a little rough. The first two weeks were pretty easy for me, liquids and protein. But now that I can start adding softer foods, it's a little rough because of the restriction and trying to get used to that. I know this is part of the journey and I know it will get better every day, because so far it has. I truly believe that having a positive attitude has helped me a lot too. Now, I just have to start adding exercise into my daily routine and I think that will help a lot too. Here's to my new found independence! Happy 4th of July! Holly

You look really good! Great job! LOL, I have the same iPhone case

Hi everyone! I was sleeved on June 16th. I can't believe it's been a little over a week and I can't believe that I am officially on the "post-op" side, LOL. I had surgery in Mexico and I went alone. I was never nervous and my surgery went really well. All of the nurses and staff took such great care of me. I haven't had any issues, and my recovery is going very well too. I took two weeks off from work and I'm on my second week, I go back to work next Monday. I've just been walking a little bit each day and tomorrow I'm going to start back at the gym. Just for the cardio and because it's so hot outside that it sucks to be out in the middle of the day. I just wanted to check in with everyone and give a little update. Hope you all are doing great! Holly

@@music1618 thanks for posting this! Very inspiring and just what I needed to read before my surgery tomorrow.

My surgery is in exactly 6 days! I can't believe how fast the time has flown by! Hope all my June sleevers are doing good! Holly

You should be so proud of yourself! I'm so proud of you!!! You look beautiful and all your hard work has paid off. Congratulations again! Holly