I'm home

hello everyone. Praise be to god, I'm on the losing side.I would like to thank everyone for there prayers. My angel, Bre thanks so much. Now my only concern is I have no feelling in my bottom right lip, mmm now I know this is not normal. I have some pain after swollowing. Dr. Duncan was great. They cut stars and hearts out for my bandages I thought that was special. well all is good and I will post again soon..

thanks, I'm doing quite well getting liquids down and walking and feelling ok.

Deborah, glad to see you are home and doing well, Dr. Duncan is my Dr. as well, I just got approved Tuesday and I am anxiously awaiting a call from Yakima, I'm going to call her tomorrow, wish me luck. You are in my prayers for a smooth recovery. Hugs, Melissa

Hi Deborah, Welcome home and congrads on your surgery. Take care of yourself and call your doctor if you experience any problems. Keep everyone posted on your progress. Tammie G.

Yay, Deborah!!! Welcome to the losing side. I didn't get any stars and hearts ! You definitely are special! I hope your lip gets better soon! Let the losing begin!!! Love, Becky

Congratulations on your making it well through the surgery!!! Hope you are comfortable and not in much pain. Wellcome to Loserville, hugs, Rita.

YAY! and definitely, praise be to God! You'll do great! The bottom lip thing is probably something to do with the anesthesia...I had my surgery almost 2 weeks ago, and the vein in my arm is still inflamed, and even moving up my arm from the IV! I welcome you to rapid weight loss city!!! It's a pretty wild ride, but I've been great! HUGS!!!! Gretchen

WoooHooooooo! You made it to the losing side! Welcome to the club! Hang in, and remember: One day at a time. It took many years to get to this point, so we have to be a little patient (NOT my specialty) in recovery. Congratulations! Carolyn D.

Congrats Deborah... Welcome to Loserville... It's such a fine place to be!!! BTW, I suspect the numbness in your lip was probably caused from pressure from the tube they put down your throat to help you breathe while you were anesthesized. It should wear itself off in a week or so, but if not, check with your surgeon, or let the anesthesiologist know about it. The hospital can hook you up with whoever that was. Again, Congrats!!! Hugs, Susan