haiku

[vinesqueen 2]

Non-scale victories

collected like blue ribbons

Part of the journey

[Penni60 45]

Here is my version. LOL!! Please forgive me. LOL!!

Victorious Delight

Weight loss Happiness

Kicking skinny girls ass!

[vinesqueen 2]

I dunno Penni--- good thing I"m not a skiny girl ...

So I guess no forgiveness needed!

Waves of gravity

Pulling against my heart strings

Unseen enemy (I wrote this one for Dylan’s Mom)

[donali 57]

Thoughts of what I’ve lost

Are overshadowed by the

Rewards I’ve since gained.

[DeLarla 22]

Quesadilla with a side of PB

Pants playing the Loosey Goosey

Golfball goodness

[donali 57]

Deadly prison walls

of shame, love, fear, and safety

melt – and then I’m free…

[La_madam 20]

LOL...LOL...Lisa you crack me up!

I'm hererollin at your post

[donali 57]

Hidden by layers

Of soft, protective coating

My heart becomes hard

I sharpen its edge

And use this new knife

To carve my rebirth

Fighting for my life

I become less of myself

And emerge equal.

[New Hope 37]

Crystal and Donali, you girls are GOOD! Sounds like the first Lapband Book of Haiku in the making.

[paula 4]

Lisa, LOL, you made me choke on my pop corn!

[vinesqueen 2]

Shedding our cocoon

Breaking free from self exile

Butterflies emerge

No more need for fat

protective body armor

Ready for amour

Under the old rules

Band from participation

New band changes all

[donali 57]

Yes, yes, yes!!! Love this one!

Shedding our cocoon

Breaking free from self exile

Butterflies emerge

No more need for fat

protective body armor

Ready for amour

Under the old rules

Band from participation

New band changes all

[La_madam 20]

Vinesqueeen I like the way you express yourself.. We need a picture of you on your avatar,to put a face with such a dynamic personality Please? Don't you all agree?

[Jonathan 5]

Losing weight is great!

One thing makes my wife upset:

I have lots of gas.

[Jonathan 5]

Surgery went fine.

Recovery was so rough,

I wanted to die.

Only three weeks out --

but that seems like long ago.

And now I feel great.

When I felt that bad,

I thought I'd made a mistake

in getting this band.

But now I eat out

and don't embarass myself

by eating too fast.

I taste what I eat

and chew food until it's gone

and then I feel full.

Although I know that

the band is only a tool,

it's a tool I need.

I don't regret it.

I did what I had to do;

I'd do it again.

Each day is a chance

to live life to its fullest --

to improve myself.

I have to thank God,

not only for my new life,

but for my new friends.

LapBandTalk.com,

you're more than just some forums,

you're like family.