Welcome home and a speedy recovery to you!! ((hugs))

I firmly believe this is a decision only you can make.  You are the one that will have to be willing to change your life.  People say this is the easy way out.  Those are the uneducated ones.  For us that have had WLS, we all know it doesn't  just come off.  We all have struggles adjusting but, it's what we chose for whatever reasons.  Some because of comorbidities, some because of years of yo yo dieting and feel there's no way to get a grip on things.

Just like you, I feel I am a strong person in every aspect in my life except my weight.  I have lost the weight on my own twice and each time gained it back plus more.  That made me feel more like a failure.  To put in the hard work to lose it but can't keep it under control.  I finally came to the realization that I need help and I can't "control" everything in my life especially my weight.

Look deep inside yourself and take the time to decide if this is something you really want to do.  You'll know.  Once I decided, everything moved full force ahead and I never looked back.  I was afraid of the surgery yes, but not my decision.

Good luck to you...............this is a life altering journey!!!

Hi Nicole!

I understand about the will power!!  Sometimes I feel like the doctor just made some marks on my tummy so it looked like I had surgery!!

Let us know how you feel once you get your fill!!!

Congratulations Coleen!  Sorry no advise on the hiccups but just wanted to stop by and say welcome to the losers bench!!!!  Hold on for a wild ride!!!

Great job Sassy.  You're ahead of the game.  You are doing great, so keep up the good work.

Coleen