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Good luck on your upcoming surgery.
Starting weight: 240 Current weight: 130
12105 78th Ave E
Puyallup 98373
Michelle
RNY, distal, 10/5/94
P.S. My year + long absence has NOTHING to do with my WLS, or my type of WLS. See my profile.
it's a great group!
jeris
To live would be an awfully big adventure -- Peter Pan
Includes Chef Daves cooking show on Thursday,
23 speakers, lunch and dinner on Saturday.
Can't beat it.
Recent quote from Bariatric Radio
Seattle Bash & Weight Loss Conference offers a great opportunity to connect with other weight loss surgery patients, and get insights and guidance from leading experts in the bariatric community. From cooking demonstrations to psychological support and presentations on new bariatric procedures, revision surgery, and plastic surgery after WLS, there is truly something for everyone. Saturday night's entertainment includes a fashion show, a before and after picture show, a raffle and auction, and dancing to a live band. The conference will be held at the Seattle Airport Marriott in Washington State from March 11th-14th. For more details, visit www.seattlebash.org -- and tell 'em Big T sentcha
Being part of a supportive community is an integral part of maintaining your weight loss and positive lifestyle habits after bariatric surgery. The annual
It starts this Thursday. Please don't miss it. It is a once a year event with great speakers.
Please see SEATTLEBASH.ORG
Recent Bariatric Radio post saids it best.
Being part of a supportive community is an integral part of maintaining your weight loss and positive lifestyle habits after bariatric surgery. The annual
Been missing you at the group! Glad to hear things are going well Congrats on your one year!
Take care, Susan
I am considering VSG with Dr. Umbach next month met him and staff felt very confortable with them. But since i live here in Bothell, WA am a bit worried about the whole travel bit and that he says you go home same day friday then return from hotel for check up monday them home. Seems a bit fast and no hospital recoup. How was you experience I amd 335 male 61 Yo.
Thanks
on 3/7/10 3:31 am
What I can tell you is that I never felt alone, the staff there was amazing, i have an inner ear condition that can make me dizzy and the Anesthesiologist not only asked if i had any such condition but took extra precautions to make sure I never felt dizzy or sick and the minute i sorta felt sick I got medications to stop it. I cant Even begin to tell you what an amazing (well for having surgery) experience this was. I chose to do the lap band but I cannot imagine your experience would be any different.
Good luck on this new journey in your life
If you always do what you have always have done then you will always be where you have always been. 
Sincerely,
Debbie
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