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I'm just starting this process but there are SO MANY things I am so excited to be able to and feel once I've accomplished my surgery and weight loss.

I'm excited to cross my legs again. I'm excited to stand for long periods of time without my feet feeling like they're going to EXPLODE. (I'm an RN at a busy dialysis center.) I'm excited to goto the amusement parks and not worry about fitting into ANY ride. I'm excited to just feel pretty again. I'm excited to have energy for my two little boys and not just plop down on the couch after 16 hours of work. I'm excited to not feel self conscious. I'm excited to see the looks on people's faces I haven't seen in a long time once I've transformed. I'm excited to go shopping. I'm excited to buy jeans and not live in black sweat pants. I'm excited to take my first ride on a plane. (Totally have been avoiding this) I'm excited to take selfies.. (let's face it.... You know you want to.) I'm excited to actually want to be in a family picture. I'm excited for energy.

I'm just thankful I've decided to go through this process though people tell me it's the way way out. (What're they thinking anyhow!?)

Hooray for upcoming excitement :)

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I am definitely with you on the leg cross, amusement parks ( oh how I have missed roller coasters) and I may invest in a selfie stick too!!

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You hit it all the head for me. I'm having band revision to sleeve on the 21st. I can't wait.

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With those super positive attitudes you ladies are not just going to walk the WLS journey to success, but will be skipping down the path to your new and lighter life.

You're going to rock WLS !

Keep us up to date on your progress.

Prayers going up for you. :)

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With those great attitutes you girls are not going to be walking down the path to WLS success, you will be skipping along your WLS journey to your new and lighter lives.

Keep up the great work!

You're going to rock WLS.

Please keep us up to date with your progress.

Prayers going up for you. :)


With those great attitudes you girls are not going to be walking down the path to WLS success, you will be skipping along your WLS journey to your new and lighter lives.

Keep up the great work!

You're going to rock WLS.

Please keep us up to date with your progress.

Prayers going up for you. :)

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@@mnopali - those are all NSVs and they are the best!

WELCOME to BP!

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I sat down and made a list A- Z of why I wanted to do this. I showed by psych, my NUT, and my program RN. They all thought it was great and may suggest it to others. It's got a lot of non-health goals mixed in, like zip lining and cute clothes along with the he obvious health ones.

Wendilin

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