CaraMoon

Hi all, nice to meet you. Well I had r.n.y Surgery 8 years ago in October. I lost 175 pounds then fell I'll. I have Lupus, fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis and all the constant pain and problems that are a part of that. But, not here to pity party myself but celebrate being able to maintain the weight loss for 6 years despite steroidal medicines and being in a wheelchair when I leave the house. I was wondering if anyone knows how to lose the excess thigh and belly skin? Part of the walking problems is how the skin moves around making me off balance. Weird I know But anyway, I had the lower belly skin removed (aprin?) 2 years after surgery but my insurance won't cover anything more. I'm sure you all know how chaffed you can get and with loose stuff and umm...breast skin, rash happens under there too. So, feeling pretty depressed with still needing 40 pounds off and looking like a starving elephant lol, could sure use some good advice. Oh and started the "reset you pouch" program today. Whenever I realize I'm eating to much I step back and reset Now for a magic skin proofing button. Thanks all, Cara in Oklahoma Sent from my SM-G920T using the BariatricPal App

Thanks for the response and phooey..no such anti skin matter button.sigh So tired of opioid pain meds. I just want to be able to walk and to not get sores. And have my back and neck not in constant pain. Well, I swore I would do anything in my power to have my kids go to and graduate college. On the last one now and not likely to have the cash for use on myself and personal comfort. By the time I did, I'd probably be considered to high a risk because of age lol. Take care and I'm rooting for you... CaraMoon

http://www.obesitycoverage.com/the-pouch-reset-losing-weight-after-weight-regain/ Here you go, I find the first 2 days a Pain in the bum but it will help if you let it. I've done this a couple times over the years to get back in control. I found this place(this app) through this website...Hadn't before. Anyway,this experience is nothing like it was after surgery. Because, This time it really tests your willpower and the training your nutritionist worked so hard on with you. (I hope) Best wishes