Another Newbie Introducing Herself!
great luck with your journey the time goes quick
it must have been hard being pregnant at 400 lbs , glad you got through that ok and im shore you will do fine with your surgery
my surgeon prefers to do the vsg on over 50 bmi patients he feels it is safer but as long as your surgeon is experianced Im shore you will do ok
great luck with your journey the time goes quick
it must have been hard being pregnant at 400 lbs , glad you got through that ok and im shore you will do fine with your surgery
my surgeon prefers to do the vsg on over 50 bmi patients he feels it is safer but as long as your surgeon is experianced Im shore you will do ok
Thank you! Yes, my surprise pregnancy story is a fun one considering I was about 420-430 lbs and had PCOS. Miracle baby? I think so!
Good luck and welcome! You already know that you need to get your head stuff worked out - honestly, that's the absolute hardest part of this journey.
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5'6" / HW 375 / SW 355 / CW 150 / Maintaining 155-159 - Goal Reached! 225 Pounds Lost
Welcome to a great forum and congrats to you on the start of a wonderful journey. I second the thought that the head stuff is the hardest by far to deal with. When the weight is falling off its not so bad, but when you get closer to goal it is the hardest part. Good for you for recognizing that there is already an issue!!!
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Welcome to the forum!! I think there are a few people that will tell you that therapy has been the biggest help for them, I am in the process of finding a provider myself. The head hunger doesn't go away just because your stomach is smaller. Really excited to get to know you, and wishing you the best on your continued Journey!
Monica
Monica
