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hollykim
on 6/22/21 4:23 pm, edited 6/22/21 10:04 pm - Nashville, TN
Revision on 03/18/15
Topic: RE: Did anyone have difficulty getting rid of your old clothes after weight loss surgery
On June 22, 2021 at 8:19 PM Pacific Time, Hockeymom87 wrote:

Did anyone have difficulty getting rid of your old clothes after weight loss surgery, i dont why im have hard time getting rid of clothes when I weight over 600 lbs, half the clothes I use to wear where homemade by mom and i, Also I think when I throw them away or give them away i think i might need them again for some reason

keeping old clothes give you permission TOneed them again. Gives you permission to gain becsuse youknow you have clothes to grow back into.

its easier to let yourself gain when you know you have big clothes on hand .

 


          

 

Citizen Kim
on 6/22/21 2:54 pm - Castle Rock, CO
Topic: RE: Did anyone have difficulty getting rid of your old clothes after weight loss surgery

I kept one pair of pants and donated the rest. I've not regretted getting rid of them in 17 years.

Every so often I'll take out those size 24s and be grateful for my 10/12s

Keep something so you can look back at where you started but don't ever think that you will need them again.

Proud Feminist, Atheist, LGBT friend, and Democratic Socialist

Hockeymom87
on 6/22/21 1:19 pm
DS on 03/17/19
Topic: Did anyone have difficulty getting rid of your old clothes after weight loss surgery

Did anyone have difficulty getting rid of your old clothes after weight loss surgery, i dont why im have hard time getting rid of clothes when I weight over 600 lbs, half the clothes I use to wear where homemade by mom and i, Also I think when I throw them away or give them away i think i might need them again for some reason

TheWombat
on 6/22/21 11:31 am
VSG on 06/11/18
Topic: RE: I did it! Two weeks post op

Glad to hear you're doing well! The months ahead are going to be so exciting.

LeonaCR
on 6/22/21 5:46 am
Topic: I did it! Two weeks post op

Hello! Well, I did it! I am two weeks out of surgery and feeling pretty good. I didn't have any issues at all and I had a good experience with my surgeon and his team. Looking forward to continuing to lose weight and to feeling better.

(deactivated member)
on 6/22/21 4:27 am, edited 6/21/21 9:40 pm
RNY on 01/01/14
Topic: RE: This guy made m feel like a piece of garbage

Lol lol lol!!!

No he actually called m .... not that I?m interested anymore or in any way ... anyway lol

Its kind of obvious why dudes over history chose young .... you get someone starry eyed ( beautiful and super horny ) and too naive to appreciate your million easily seen deficiencies.

But do I DARE?

My heart was broken by a (impulsively chosen .... I admit it ) young one a few times ... and it was VERY hard 2 recover from that

Jmm4321
on 6/21/21 6:49 pm
Topic: RE: This guy made m feel like a piece of garbage

People can only upset you if you give them control over your emotions. It's completely up to you.

Marlie2009
on 6/21/21 11:40 am
Topic: RE: Doctor referral help

Thank you i made the switch this morning to a new Doctor but due to covid i cant be seen in person until next month but im hoping for the best.

Melody P.
on 6/21/21 10:12 am - Amarillo, TX
Topic: RE: Doctor referral help

I wish I had a name to give you but you definitely need a new doctor all together. Wishing you much luck on your journey!

Mel

Melody P.
on 6/21/21 8:25 am - Amarillo, TX
Topic: RE: Sweeteners

I am quite a bit away! Amarillo to be exact and I used a local doctor.

I don't regret the revision at all. It's just getting acclimated to the new normal. It'll take trial and error but it sounds like you have a good sounding board in your friends!

Mel

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