Onederland

[ccarter8219 0]

What exactly is the definition of Onederland? :cursing: I am sure I am being silly. Is it pronounced like wonderland?

thanks, Crystal

[joyful me 0]

yes- it is pronounced the same and symbolizes reaching 199 pounds and under. Or no longer over 200 pounds. See ya in onederland!!!!!!

[ccarter8219 0]

Thanks! Everyone kept using it then I was not sure what exactly it meant.

[joyful me 0]

I understand what you mean. How about DH? I never can figure out what that one is exactly.

[crazycatlady 0]

I understand what you mean. How about DH? I never can figure out what that one is exactly.

I don't know what it is either. I know it refers to your husband though.

[aubrie 6]

DH = Darling husband

DD = Darling daughter

etc......

There is also "Twoterville" for those who reach the 200s.

[MistyD65 1]

If you go to the Frequently Asked Questions section of the Forum, then to the sub-forum "LapBandTalk Forum Frequently Asked Questions", there is a section about abbreviations! Here's the link:

Lap Band Surgery and Lap Band Discussion Forum - FAQ: Lap-band Abbreviations

I've found it very helpful! :cursing:

[ccarter8219 0]

Unless they updated it, I couldn't find onderland on that one. Crystal

[armywife4life 0]

DH-- if your military can also mean deployed husband

[RestlessMonkey 7]

The Fourest is weight in the 400's

Threedom is weight in the 300's (I'm passing through)

Twoterville is weight in the 200's and

Onederland is weight in the 100's.

[RestlessMonkey 7]

AND DH can also mean "darn" (or worse) husband, depending....

[2BHealthE! 1]

I use an "unapproved" abbreviation - HH - handsome husband! :biggrin: