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on 5/8/17 7:32 pm
I was lucky enough to be invited to my friends sons wedding this weekend. Not only did I dance my ass off. I did it sober for the first time.
I felt so free. I didn't care what people thought. I just had fun.
Life in the past four years has changed. It hasn't always been easy. But so worth it.
Changes do happen after surgery. Some good some bad. But I would not change what I have chosen to do.
It is amazing how having the surgery has made me really learn about myself. Put myself before others. Learning that I need to be happy so others are.
Taking the time to say I am worth it. I had the surgery to get healthier. Trust me I have gotten a big head at times. Then I have other times where I feel like I look like I did at 322 pounds.
Learning to love ourselves is part of the hardest battles. Making eating healthy a priority in the house will only help everyone.
Coming here for support and to give support I feel is a major part of making changes in our lives. I know when I help someone I feel better about myself.
Not like holy crap aren't I wonderful. Just knowing someone else is out there and just maybe reading and not posting. May help someone.
I wish the surgery was done on my head. But that is a change that happens over time. I still want to drown my sorrows in ice cream. Or just eat it because I want it.
One vet here has posted. And is always in my head. Just because you can doesn't mean you should. One other one was to be kind to yourself and forgive.
Sorry for the rambling. I feel like I have been given wings to fly. Even at 50.
on 5/8/17 8:24 pm
Sparklekitty / Julie / Nerdy Little Secret (#42)
Roller derby - cycling - triathlon
VSG 2013, RNY conversion 2019 due to GERD. Trendweight here!