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[Catherine55 43]

I had a major NSV this weekend. I got stuck in the middle seat of an airplane for one leg of my flight to Austin. For years, I've been terrified of getting stuck in the middle because I knew that I'd be cramped and uncomfortable, and that the people on either side of me would just be hating me the whole time. BUT, at eight months post-op and 48 lbs down, I fit in that seat with a bit of room to spare!

Woo-hoo! :tongue_smilie:

Catherine

[gatorgal 0]

Woo Hoo! That is a major NSV, one that I look forward to very soon.

[Who'sThere 331]

That is AWESOME! I can't wait to be comfortable on airplanes!

[Who'sThere 331]

BTW...I hope you have a great trip!

[siouxhockeyfan 1]

That is awesome! In recent years I have always needed a seatbelt extender. I just flew to California and on 3 of the 4 flights I fit great...even had some seat belt to spare But the last flight was on an older plane and I think the belts were smaller!!

[Living My Dream 0]

I had a major NSV this weekend. I got stuck in the middle seat of an airplane for one leg of my flight to Austin. For years, I've been terrified of getting stuck in the middle because I knew that I'd be cramped and uncomfortable, and that the people on either side of me would just be hating me the whole time. BUT, at eight months post-op and 48 lbs down, I fit in that seat with a bit of room to spare!

Woo-hoo!

Catherine[/quote

Hi Catherine

I hear ya. I have a similar story to yours, started at about the same place too. Congratulations.

[Libbyjane1976 1]

I'm flying to Orlando at the end of August and I'm anxious to see how I fit in the airplane seat. I hope I won't need a seatbelt extender. I didn't need one when I flew to Vegas 4 years ago and was 40 lbs heavier.