Having a pity party

arnold
on 8/4/05 6:20 am - Ghent, KY
I know the feeling. I've had quite a few of them here lately, myself. But, I have managed to get through. I liked what one reply said, that the doctor is in charge of rewiring your insides, and you are in charge of your brain. That's true. I look at myself and think that I don't want to be where I was before having surgery and that has helped me to cope with wanting to crave certain things that I know that I am not to have. Hope this helps!
Moooviest
on 8/7/05 7:30 am - North Bend, WA
Oh yes. The Pity Party. Why me? It's not fair! Haven't I suffered enough? Before WLS after a mammogram they thought I had a tumor. "CANCER! Oh well" I thought "the kemo will make me lose weight." So, I didn't have a tumor and didn't have to suffer though kemo. But I am losing weight. That's about the only positive I can come up to turn me around when I'm "in THAT moment". I am losing weight without kemo. I was REALLY excited to the thought of having kemo to make me lose weight, so why shouldn't I be excited to losing weight without feeling weak, vomiting, and possibly dying?
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