I was wondering something..

purtyone52601
on 10/21/05 3:25 am - Monroe, GA
Ok silly question but i am in a silly mood so here it goes, ssetting at work it hit me ......for those of us who could not weigh on a dr scale are any scale for that matter except the big digital ones before surgery , what was your first reaaction when you could say to the nurse when she tells you gotta weigh ok with a smile instead oh that scale does not go high enough with this look on your face about to cry. I was soo exstactic when my nurse said comon Samantha lets try this scale i kinda but was thinking what the hay lets see. OMG I DID IT .I imediately called my hubby at work crying and was talking sooo fast he told me come down hon i cant understand you , that was my response. Much samantha
abcmom44
on 10/21/05 6:56 am - Macon, GA
Way to go Samantha! I got teary eyed reading you post. I could never weigh at home because the scales only went to 300. On the same note, the last time I went to my doc they used a regular sized blood pressure cuff on me! First time for that in a very long time. I also lost my last blood pressure med that visit so I was doubly wowed! And doubly blessed! I'm with you girl, and know exactly how you feel. Best wishes on your continued success!! Barb
modeanryan
on 10/21/05 11:19 am - Duluth, GA
How wonderful Samantha!! What an amazing "WOW" moment!! You know... I was WELL over 300lbs. I had a regular scale..not digital... I just assumed that I should add the number of pounds over and above the 280 on the scale. So I added it up and found myself to be at 340. I have since been told that was NOT accurate...so I can't be sure 340 was my REAL starting weight, but I figure it couldn't be THAT far off... I WISH I HAD used those "non dr" scales just once to find out what my real weight was. I am sooooooooooooo happy for you.... You have done so well and I am very proud for you. Can't WAIT to see you!! Tami
Barb in S. GA
on 10/21/05 11:47 am - Dawson, GA
What a wonderful moment for you, Samantha. I think we all have lived our lives dreading that moment when they say "Hop on the scales." Today, for the first time, I didn't mind, because I hoped/knew that after my surgery on Monday, I will never see the current number again. I get chill bumps, just thinking about it! Barb C.
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