lauraellen80

I am sorry to hear that you are struggling with the concept of finally succeeding at improving your health. Frankly, this is exactly why our bariatric teams include a psychologist. In the process of picking our brains and exposing why we do what we do, they help us see light at the end of the proverbial tunnel. Hang in there. This process gets better. As your body shrinks, your self esteem will grow. And if you have unsupportive people in your life giving you grief about bariatric surgery, keep in mind that it's about your body, your health, and your future. Hugs from Chicago.

great advice, im struggling to

Thanks, for the words of wisdom, Miss Mac. After posting this, I did end up getting back in bed and slept for a couple of hours (with a dog curled up next to me) and felt a little better when I woke up. I have a session with my regular therapist on Monday. We're going to have a lot to talk about! Luckily, the people in my life who know about my surgery are actually very supportive, I just tend to assume that everyone is as critical of me as I am.