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First visit to surgeon - 288 ~ bmi 45.1
2 week pre-op 252 ~ bmi 39.5
Total lost - 153 Since surgery - 117!
Goal weight - 155 (mine) 180 (surgeons)
Current weight - 135 (2020 I lost 10lbs due to dedicating myself to working out more and being in better shape)
1/14/2025 still maintaining 135 :-)
Extended TT, lipo, fat injections - 11/2011
BA/BL/Arm Lift - 7/2014
Scar revision on arms - 3/2015
HALO laser on arms/neck 9/2016
Thigh Lift 10/2020
Thigh Lift revision 10/2021

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First visit to surgeon - 288 ~ bmi 45.1
2 week pre-op 252 ~ bmi 39.5
Total lost - 153 Since surgery - 117!
Goal weight - 155 (mine) 180 (surgeons)
Current weight - 135 (2020 I lost 10lbs due to dedicating myself to working out more and being in better shape)
1/14/2025 still maintaining 135 :-)
Extended TT, lipo, fat injections - 11/2011
BA/BL/Arm Lift - 7/2014
Scar revision on arms - 3/2015
HALO laser on arms/neck 9/2016
Thigh Lift 10/2020
Thigh Lift revision 10/2021
8 oz. Fat Free cream cheese
10 oz. can of diced chicken
8 oz. Fat Free sour cream
Or
12.5 oz. can of chicken, drained
¼ cup hot sauce
8 oz. package reduced-fat or fat-free cream cheese
½ c. reduced-fat sour cream
1 T. dry Ranch mix
1 cup shredded cheddar cheese 1 can diced green chilies Mix it all up together and heat. I mixed it and took out what I wanted to eat. Heat in microwave in 30 second spurts...stir and heat until cheese is melted and dip is hot through. Pretty darned tasty and lots of protein! Makes 8 - ½ cup servings Ok so it's 2 different versions but they are both really good....and VERY EASY! I make them to taste....like I don't use all the hot sauce because I am a whimp. haha. I got this from a another board and I eat w/ carrots and celery all the time. It's kind of a staple for me. Sad but true.