Azlife
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3 years has passed since you registered at LapBandTalk! Happy 3rd Anniversary Azlife!
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It's a process... but it's all worth it! :)
Azlife added images to a gallery album in Member Photo Gallery
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First year round up - all August All-Stars 2008 please check in!
Azlife replied to lellow's topic in LAP-BAND Surgery Forums
Wow!!! It is so great to see everyone's success stories! I am down about 118lbs after my first year, I have had some ups and downs. I have discovered when I work to much or have an infection of some sort I tend to have a lot of issues with my band. I have two complete unfills and I am back to 2.5cc so I doing good. I want to lose about another 40lbs, my doctor has told me this is very possible, however take my time at this last part. As always still working on those good choices of food, dang I wish it was so easy to make the bad ones, but we just gotta do it. Check out my profile I just added a one year pic of before and now. I just wanted to add the before pic was four weeks post surgery and I was already down 35lbs. Good Luck everyone and thanks for all the support it does help! -
It was great to hear from you... I sent you back a response to the email on the file, so let me know if you get it.
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I haven't heard from you in a long time how is your band going? Last time you I heard you had to have some fluid removed. I hope all is well.. just checking on you.
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All I can say is WOW you are doing great, it had been so long since I been on checking on everyone and I saw all the wonderful accomplishments you have met! Way to Go!!! I hit my 100lb loss and still pushing away!
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I live in Avondale and would love to get together with you all.
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I have had fluid taken in and out for the past two months. My scale has bounced back and forth. My doctor explained yesterday that my body needs to readjust and figure out what is going and to realize once you have hit that 80-90lb loss it is readjusting the weight will continue to come off, just most likely at a slower pace for awhile. Remember it is tool and you control how the tool works and sometimes it is just a slower than others ... be patient and remember this is a new lifestyle.
