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Topic: RE: FINALLY!!!
Doing the happy dance for you!
Great Job!
Who cares how long it took you got there!
Congrats!
Doing the happy dance for you!
Great Job!
Who cares how long it took you got there!
Congrats!
Topic: RE: Ethel wants to know April Buddies
Dorothy, I like the 3 headshots. That tells it all doesn't it. You are doing great. Keep it up--we are all with you. This April group has been wonderful and glad there
is increased activity now. Colder, wet weather brings us all inside to our computers! 
Julia
Julia 
Topic: RE: Goal and new pictures
Thank You so much Lizzie, You also look fantastic. We have all done so well with our surgerys, this is such an inspiration to me. Thanks again
Topic: RE: today I am 40
Happy Belated Birthday.
I'm 41 and I just love being in my 40's! It's great 
Lizzie
Lizzie Topic: RE: GB Surgery Update
I'm glad your surgery went well. I hope you are feeling back to normal soon.
Lizzie
Topic: RE: Hypoglycemia
I'm hypoglycemic and was pre-surgery also. Did he tell you what to avoid or how to eat to keep that from happening? White carbs (or sugar) will cause your blood sugar to spike then drop low which is when you get the awful shaky dizzy feelings. I keep those little packages of peanut butter crackers with me in case I have an episode. Whole grain carbs balanced with protein and eating every few hours will keep your blood sugar from dropping too low.
Lizzie
Topic: RE: Got insurance to cover part of my LBL!!!!
Good luck with your surgery!
I want to have a Tummy Tuck but have to wait. I'm in school right now and will graduate on Oct. 2nd of next year. Then I can't take the boards until January so I'm thinking of having it done right after I graduate. That will give me time to heal before I take my boards an eventually go to work. I'm going to school to become a Licensed Massage Therapist which can be physically demanding so I'll really need some time to heal before I go to work. Ideally I'd like to have my boobs lifted too but I just don't see that happening. I wouldn't want them reduced, just lifted so there's no way insurance would ever pay for that. My legs don't look that bad and I can live with my arms.
Lizzie
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