A Cool Observation!!

I just wanted to pass this along to the group.......i know that i may not be out as long as a lot of people, but i think all posties can relate to this! I went to the movies for the first time since surgery this past Saturday night, and i must say that i never experienced so much room in the seat! I sat down and and thought to myself how great this felt, sitting in the theater and NOT being uncomfortable!! It's just one little step on my weight loss journey, and I wanted to make everyone a part of it!! Thanks for listening!! -joe-

Way to go, Joe.... It's those little thngs that make the journey so much fun. Sitting in a booth, touching your toes. These things are all in your future, and we all love to hear how you react when they happen to you. Keep those big steps coming. Rob

Hiya Joe, VERRRY COOL! I haven't been to a movie in ages but have experienced the smaller seat dealie and it's wonderful. See ya at the meeting on Saturday with my butt taking up considerably less room than it did before Practicing my sober face till then so hopefully I can stay out of trouble if I sit by you ...oh, who am I kiddin, it looks alot more like this Linda

I remember being amazed that I actually crossed my legs for the first time after surgery. That was my first milestone after surgery that really struck me!! Keep up the good work there will be lots more of things that will simply amaze you!!

Joe, Isn't is amazing? Pre-op, we had so many things that affected the quality of our lives, that we did not even realize. Then when we start shedding that weight, suddenly, we start to better realize just how much we have been affected, and how much our daily lives are maneuvering around it. I have only been to the theater once since surgery, but I remember being blown away also. I was able to curl up in my seat and snuggle with my "date". Keep on enjoying all the many WOW moments in front of you. This year promises to be a real life changer!!! ENJOY every minute of it!! BTW - thanks so much for sharing with us. It really helps to remind those of us who are a little further out to remember how very much our lives have changed also. Hugs, Tammy

Great, Joe! Keep up the good work. Dianne