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UNpleasantlyplump

LAP-BAND Patients
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About UNpleasantlyplump

  • Rank
    Ready for Change
  • Birthday 04/30/1988

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    http://www.myspace.com/sexxtinaup

About Me

  • Biography
    I am 20 yrs. old and currently living in Southern California. I am having the lap band done in two weeks. Although I am a bit nervous I am looking forward to all the changes it will bring to my life.
  • Interests
    long drives up PCH, blogging, hanging out with family/friends, shopping and traveling.
  • Occupation
    full-time student
  • City
    Camarillo
  • State
    CA
  1. Happy 25th Birthday UNpleasantlyplump!

  2. Happy 24th Birthday UNpleasantlyplump!

  3. My surgery went well. Thanks for all the posetive comments. I was on a liquid diet 2 days prior to my surgery and for two weeks after.

  4. Hi! I had the lap band on Dec 20, 2008 and Im down 25 pounds so far, good luck, it can be tough but it is worth it!

  5. Hi! I'm also getting ready to have the lap band. My sugery date is 4/8, I'm so excited. Did you have to do a liquid diet? I'm on my 6th day of a liquid diet and it is tough. I'll be on it for a total of 28 days. Crazy,huh?

  6. UNpleasantlyplump

    One.

    I have been struggling with my weight for years, since I was about 13 it seems like the pounds went on and my self-esteem took a hiatus. I’ve used food for comfort; through difficult times in my life it seems that a large portion was something I could always count on to make me feel better. However after what seemed like an endless sea of failed diets and continuous pounds gained, I am finally ready to lose it all for good. I am looking forward to a better future, a future of finally being free. As many of you may know excess weight can often feel like a prison. I feel as if I’ve tried everything: TV diets, gyms, jenny craig, vegetarianism and even at times not eating at all. At this point, however, it seems like the lap band is my only hope; my final hope. Turning 21 in less than two months I should be at the peak of my life, enjoying every moment. But because of my weight, as well as other non-related health issues I find myself wishing the days would go by quicker and that everyone was blind. I avoid mirrors, avoid certain stores and truly, I’m missing out on what really is the bigger picture. I’m tired of beginning sentences with “I wish.” “I wish I could fit into that gorgeous dress.” “I wish he thought I was gorgeous.” And the ever famous, “I wish I had her body,” I’m sick of it all truly. It’s hard to be so young and weigh this much, feeling this way doesn’t exactly help things either. As I look at my outside self questions like “How did I let it get this bad?” arise. A few months ago, just when I thought I’d forever be conditioned to being a plus-size girl, suddenly came about a solution. The lap-band. So with the support of friends, family and I feel in many ways, God, I head into the next stage of my life. To start a new and become everything I can be. So on March 24th I feel as if I am getting a second chance. But not just a second chance to be thin and healthy, truly; a second chance at life.
  7. UNpleasantlyplump

    One.

    I have been struggling with my weight for years, since I was about 13 it seems like the pounds went on and my self-esteem took a hiatus. I’ve used food for comfort; through difficult times in my life it seems that a large portion was something I could always count on to make me feel better. However after what seemed like an endless sea of failed diets and continuous pounds gained, I am finally ready to lose it all for good. I am looking forward to a better future, a future of finally being free. As many of you may know excess weight can often feel like a prison. I feel as if I’ve tried everything: TV diets, gyms, jenny craig, vegetarianism and even at times not eating at all. At this point, however, it seems like the lap band is my only hope; my final hope. Turning 21 in less than two months I should be at the peak of my life, enjoying every moment. But because of my weight, as well as other non-related health issues I find myself wishing the days would go by quicker and that everyone was blind. I avoid mirrors, avoid certain stores and truly, I’m missing out on what really is the bigger picture. I’m tired of beginning sentences with “I wish.” “I wish I could fit into that gorgeous dress.” “I wish he thought I was gorgeous.” And the ever famous, “I wish I had her body,” I’m sick of it all truly. It’s hard to be so young and weigh this much, feeling this way doesn’t exactly help things either. As I look at my outside self questions like “How did I let it get this bad?” arise. A few months ago, just when I thought I’d forever be conditioned to being a plus-size girl, suddenly came about a solution. The lap-band. So with the support of friends, family and I feel in many ways, God, I head into the next stage of my life. To start a new and become everything I can be. So on March 24th I feel as if I am getting a second chance. But not just a second chance to be thin and healthy, truly; a second chance at life.
  8. UNpleasantlyplump

    Anyone getting banded on March 25th???

    March 24th for me. good luck!
  9. UNpleasantlyplump

    just me. pre-op.

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