VEGAS I Love ya!!!
Just a shout out to all the WONDERFUL people I met on Saturday at the Vegas event!
You are all outstanding! I had such fun. Sorry I didn't get a chance to say "goodbye" to you all. I slipped out to take in a little Vegas sun at the pool!
Love ya all and PLEASE feel free to contact me should you have any questions!
oxoxoxox
Dr. Marcy
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Dr. Marcy,
We love you too! I had a wonderful time at the seminar. My only source of support is this board and the ladies I met there! I had surgery in India so I have no post-surgery group or counseling.
I am the lady who asked about the "addiction" of helping others instead of focusing on ourselves. This is not an addiction that I feel I need to give up but I do find it VERY hard to say no to others who ask for my help. As a result, I am always rushing from one project to the next for others and seldom take any time (or money) for myself. I finally spent $35 on myself to attend deep water arobic classes for five weeks. This is the first money other than surgery that I have spent on myself in longer than I can remember. And of course I felt guilty about it---even though I am sending my husband to Ohio for some time off in August and that will cost several hundred dollars.
What is wrong with me that I cannot put myself first? It really has nothing to do with the weight---I have always done this. I over-commit my time, my money, my energy. Then when I collapse from all of it, emotionally, spiritually, and physically I just get depressed.
Let me know what you think. I could use some insight.
Once again, thank you for being there. Your talk about substituting addictions was very eye-opening.