DodgerDivaDiet’s Posts

DodgerDivaDiet
on 12/20/24 8:01 pm
Topic: RE: What are your go-to strategies for avoiding holiday sweets or staying on track with your eating plan

What are your go-to strategies for avoiding holiday sweets or staying on track with your eating plan?

DodgerDivaDiet
on 12/20/24 4:52 pm
Topic: RE: Can anyone recommend books for WLS?

The Weight Loss Surgery Coping Companion: A Practical Guide to Coping with Post-Surgery Emotions

The Complete Guide to Weight Loss Surgery: Your Questions Finally Answered

The Sleeved Life: A Patient-To-Patient Guide on Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy Weight Loss Surgery

Stranger Here: How Weight-Loss Surgery Transformed My Body and Messed with My Head

Dying to Be Thin: A Journey Through Weight-Loss Surgery

DodgerDivaDiet
on 12/20/24 4:22 pm
Topic: RE: Have you found it challenging to stick to your diet during the holidays?

Have you found it challenging to stick to your diet during the holidays?

DodgerDivaDiet
on 12/19/24 11:12 am
Topic: RE: Will I need to attend any pre-operative counseling or support groups?

Will I need to attend any pre-operative counseling or support groups?

DodgerDivaDiet
on 12/8/24 12:27 pm
Topic: RE: How Should I Prepare for Bariatric Surgery?

How Should I Prepare for Bariatric Surgery?

DodgerDivaDiet
on 11/28/24 1:30 pm
Topic: RE: New Beginning

Hi everyone,

My name is Selena, and I'm a 349-pound Dodgers fan ready to take charge of my health. I'm excited to share my journey with you all as I explore weight loss surgery as a tool to help me reach my goals.

I'm new to this community and eager to connect with others who understand the challenges and triumphs of weight loss. I'm hoping to find support, encouragement, and advice from those who have been through similar experiences.

I'm open to sharing my journey and learning from yours. Let's support each other and work towards a healthier future together

DodgerDivaDiet
on 11/28/24 1:05 pm
Topic: RE: Mind games

I completely understand how frustrating it can be to feel disconnected from your body image. It's tough when the number on the scale doesn't match the person you see inside. I've been there too. Remember, it takes time for your body to adjust, both physically and mentally.

To help shift your perspective, try focusing on positive affirmations. Instead of dwelling on the number, celebrate your progress and the strength you've gained. You could also try practicing mindfulness techniques, like meditation or yoga, to connect with your body in a more gentle and accepting way.

Remember, you're not alone in this journey. Keep pushing forward, and know that you're capable of overcoming this challenge.

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