bridgt2000

Hi All, I am new on here so first want to say thanks for stopping by taking the time to read this. I been on this weight loss surgery for years with little permanent success. After making other life changes I decided to leave family friends exs etc and move to NYC where i didnt know anyone and how to get around with just what could fit in my car. I think ... change that I know that was the best decision ever made. I now have a job stress free making good money for a great company. A home where i feel comfortable and free with no stress and a new man in my life that is definitely heaven sent. When i moved to NYC i decided to live my life for me instead for everyone else and lived through others expectations. That way of living only kept me in therapy broke and alone. Now im 360 woohoo!! for me Living and doing for me I fixed my credit etc etc etc LOL and now I need to shed these pounds so my outside match how i feel in the inside now. Regardless of the pain I may experience immediately after surgery I am ready for what comes my way because in the long run I will be healthier where things I want to get around better etc etc etc I envy everyone that has lost the weight but soon I will be on your side of the bridge woo hoo!!! lol I look forward to weight loss journey

Indeed.. I know one person that did it and she said it was not easy but bareable and each day gets better. I agree with you and thanks for replying... I know it wont be a walk in the park at the beginning because it is a serious surgeru eventhough its not as extreme as the others. people get cut and parts of organs are cut out.. steppin on a nail is painful so gettin holes poked inside you and partial organs gettin takn out will without a doubt be pain and for someone to think not is silly sorry at work not proof read this

I couldnt help but stop at this post.. Im nervously excited until i came here ... My sleeve date is tomorrow 1/31/2013 Woohoo!!! really excited until i came here.. i hope i dont experience what you went thru and sorry to hear about your traumatizing experience.