Holy Shizzle! Last night I just realized...
That today is my 5 year surgaversary!
5 years ago I would sweat trying to tie my shoes-weren't slip-ons great?
I was 25...hard to function daily at 348...
Now I have much to CELEBRATE!
Sister madonna -huge inspiration to me!
(I'm pink)
Here's one from the day before IMAZ with 2 other skirtsport sponsored gals!
Speaking of which, if you use my code you get 25% off through the holidays at www.skirtsport.com (not good in outlet) Used to be 15%
Code: SHERRYC
5 years ago I would sweat trying to tie my shoes-weren't slip-ons great?
I was 25...hard to function daily at 348...
Now I have much to CELEBRATE!
Sister madonna -huge inspiration to me! (I'm pink)Here's one from the day before IMAZ with 2 other skirtsport sponsored gals!
Speaking of which, if you use my code you get 25% off through the holidays at www.skirtsport.com (not good in outlet) Used to be 15%
Code: SHERRYC
Sherry,
You do have much to celebrate. Congratulations on the amazing transformation; you certainly have made the most of the tool you were given.
Mary
You do have much to celebrate. Congratulations on the amazing transformation; you certainly have made the most of the tool you were given.
Mary
5'6" - 302/155-158
Check my success story on my surgeon's website: my story
Check my blog: LosingForLife.com
Ran NYC Marathon 11/4/07 5:27:06
Congratulations!
I find it very interesting what you said about you are convinced that if you weren't so active you would weigh 250 lbs. I am coming up on my 2 year surgaversary and I am coming to realize the same thing. I took a couple of weeks off after I ran the 1/2 marathon last month and I added on a few pounds and have been bouncing up and down trying to get them off and stay off. I can not imagine what it would be like if I just stopped or got hurt and couldn't run at all. Also like you I wish the tool still worked like it first did. I find that I can hold more, but do fill up and in an hour or two I am hungry again, really bad late at night.
You have been very successful and maybe it is because you have figured it out. I think even though the support people at my surgeons office told me I would have to make life style changes it took a while to realize they were telling the truth.
Being that you are 5 yrs out I think that you are proof that weight loss surgery can be valid and successful tool.
pan head
I find it very interesting what you said about you are convinced that if you weren't so active you would weigh 250 lbs. I am coming up on my 2 year surgaversary and I am coming to realize the same thing. I took a couple of weeks off after I ran the 1/2 marathon last month and I added on a few pounds and have been bouncing up and down trying to get them off and stay off. I can not imagine what it would be like if I just stopped or got hurt and couldn't run at all. Also like you I wish the tool still worked like it first did. I find that I can hold more, but do fill up and in an hour or two I am hungry again, really bad late at night.
You have been very successful and maybe it is because you have figured it out. I think even though the support people at my surgeons office told me I would have to make life style changes it took a while to realize they were telling the truth.
Being that you are 5 yrs out I think that you are proof that weight loss surgery can be valid and successful tool.
pan head
Just like you said, it's a tool. I gained weight over the summer in Ironman training. I think it was b/c I was eating out of boredom. I teach no school. Trust me. Bad habits creep on you fast! I lost all my weight in 9 months, after 18 months I had the "uh-oh" moment, and now I am like a regular person who can eat regular portions and needs to watch it.
I am bad late at night too.
I am bad late at night too.
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