Something kinda wonderful......
Hey All, I cried tonight....let me explain, tomorrow I am going on a field trip with my 2nd grade daughter to the Franklin Institue. Now let me tell you guys that I have NEVER-EVER gone with her on a class trip (it was always that I was too tired, too afraid of excessive walking which would lead to sweating and heavy breathing, and so on...). Well, I am about 2 months post-op and I am 70 pounds lighter.....yippee! I can now walk, and walk, and walk.....so I am making my little angel so happy since Mommy can go with her on her trip!! I just wanted to share that..........it made me so happy---I cried!
Hugs to all of us "losers"!! Susan
Susan,
I am so happy for you!!! I so know exactly what you are talking about. Your post brought tears of rememberence to my eyes and heart. These are the best blessings of this surgery. Sure it is nice to hit key numbers, key sizes, and etc ... but for me the real joy, the real blessings are in the key goals of returning and being able to fully enjoy life!!! Being able to give to your family a fuller life that includes yourself.
Great words of wisdom from V, make sure you take along plenty of water and "pouch proven" meals/snacks.
Enjoy your day, your little angel and your entire rest of your life. I will be thinking of you today, knowing that your heart will be exploding with joy. (I could hardly contain myself the first time I had a wow moment ~ likely just like you).
Hugs,
Tammy
Tammy, That is so true!! Even just taking walks with my daughter and husband instead of staring at the TV all night and really not discussing how our days were is a joy for me!! I am getting so much more quality time with my family!! By the way we had a blast on the trip--the Titanic exibit was my favorite!! Hugs, Susan