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These are some pictures of me before trying to lose weight. My highest weight was 310.
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Sleeved 4/3/13 and starting weight was 228 and im down to 181..a total of 47 pounds so far ;)
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Some before pictures after lap band gain.
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Highest weight was 252
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Crazy to see hoe my weight had fluctuated over the years..
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This is me at my initial goal weight
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Miscellaneous pictures I take after surgery
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My weight lost journey
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my journey to weight loss
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Through all my health struggles, Fibromyalgia/Chronic Fatigue and/or weight management, certain members of my family has always been behind me.
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Before and After Photo
LaceSleeve added images to a gallery album in Before and After Gastric Sleeve Photos
Surgery Dec 4, 2012---298lbs (41BMI) After photo taken Sept 15, 2013---175lbs (24BMI) Current Weight (not yet photoed)---168lbs (23BMI) Height--- 5'11'' -
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My weight loss journey
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Heaviest weight 326 - Current weight 199 (7 months post-op)
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highest weight-before surgery-4lbs from goal
thedivinemsQ added images to a gallery album in Member Photo Gallery
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Surgery Feb.12.2013 Start weight day of surgery-284.6
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A picture journey of my weight loss!
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This is me at my highest weight.
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My heaviest weight - 269
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Pics from my heavy weight days
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We award a viable extent of weight losing features. The proposed thinning answers assist in getting in shape without any misfortune of power and imperative stamina. Under the classification of Weight losing features we give Trim-IT and Bind-IT
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Reading forums from pre-op and post-op patients, nervous, excited and a little scared. Only two of my family members know about my decision (my mother and my significant other of eight years Raymond) I can't tell anyone else because they are too judgemental and won't understand. I am nervous about my psych eval. when I was a teenager I was on antipsychotics and antidepressants for a few years mostly because of my weight (I was obese throughout middle and high school), I don't want that to be a reason why I cannot get the help that I need.
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I was worried about my psych eval, too, as I have a history of depression and take medication for it. But really, it's not that they are looking for a reason to turn you down for surgery--it's just that they want to be sure you understand what you're getting into and that you have a support system to be successful after surgery. Be prepared that they may have you start therapy (if you're not already seeing a therapist) before they clear you for surgery. I had to see the bariatric center's psychologist twice, a month apart, and she talked to my therapist before giving the OK. Again, they just want to make sure you are as prepared as possible to get through the emotional rollercoaster of the process.
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I concur totally with @hburns89. Psychologically speaking, WLS could bring to surface some things you might not be expecting. Having had the surgery already I have experienced some food related things that I wasn't expecting to experience. Nothing earthshaking or in need for therapy, but enough to cause me to ponder on them a bit. Just be as prepared as you can be. Also, if you need to talk with someone on a regular basis for a short-time, and you are employed full-time, you may want to check to see if your employer offers an Employee Assistance Program where you can talk with someone for no additional charge. Also, your WLS center should be able to assist with a referral or someone in their own group.
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From the beginning of my weight loss until reaching my goal.
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Donna's Journey
Purdy in Pink added images to a gallery album in Before and After Gastric Sleeve Photos
my Journey in my weight loss adventure -
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Pictures of me along my journey or weight loss and getting healthy after vSG!
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