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I am so proud of my wife. Today was weigh day and she has lost 49lbs in 6 months since surgery. I have lost 53lbs. In the last 3 years we have lost 253lbs. My wife is only 13lbs from her goal, but I have a long ways to go. This is a picture we took sunday.

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This is great! You should add your picture to the before-and-after thread. Congratulations to you both!

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You both look fantastic and so happy, what a great job you both have done. You should be very proud of yourselves ;)

Thanks for sharing such great news, you give me hope!

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Thanks for the pictures. You both have done fantastic. Both my Dh and myself are currently to be banded May 24th and June 10th. I am hoping we can be a real support tag team for one another. Do you have any words of wisdom for us. I can think of a lot of positive aspects. Did you run across any negative aspects going through it together? Thank you in advance.

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I think that its so wonderful that the two of you have had this journey together!! What a great "couple" of success stories!;0)

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I can not think of but 1 negtive of doing it together. We have 3 children. So coming home after surgery was tough having to go right back to work and taking care of the family.

If we had it to do over we would do it the same way. It has been so great working on it together. Our progess has been so different I needed a fill as soon as I could get one. Debbie waited over 3 months. I now have had 2 with 2.8 cc Deb only has 1 cc . We are all different, but having support this close is great.

Dow

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What a wonderful DH. And you both do look so fantastic and happy. Super job... how is she loosing at such a high rate. Please tell us more on what she eats like and excersies and how much. I need a roll model. ;o) God bless you both.

Always,

judy

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Wow you both look WONDERFUL!! and you Look so happy too and thats the main thing.. Good Job on your success with the band!

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