Seriously, It's a miracle!
How in the world do you describe to anyone who's not walked in your shoes the feeling you get when you can live again? I can't even begin to explain how some of the smallest things to people that do them daily mean so much to someone. The things we often take for granted. People who struggle with putting on their shoes, can't fit behind a steering wheel, can't walk, can't get a simple shower or bath, can't walk to their own mail box. I look back many months ago now and think to myself, that was ME! I call myself crazy for wanting to get up and down in the bathtub. Just to say I can do it. Just to see I can fit. Going to church and being able to sit in a normal chair again and not feel the seat digging into your leg or thinking you might break this chair. Knowing I can walk to any store I want to and not be winded or wonder where the heck am I going to sit down once I'm there. Going out to eat and praying they have chairs without arms or something you might not break. What a relief to not stress over and over about these things. I think back on things and I'm reminded all the time what life has to offer and I'm so happy to have been given my new chance. I was thinking just the other day, wow. My one leg use to be 60 inches around, it's truly a miracle to be able to walk again! My one leg was bigger around than I am now!!
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Amy
615/275/Healthy (-340 pounds) 
Amy
615/275/Healthy (-340 pounds) 
Amy-
You truly touch so many people.
Months ago- I saw your story on tv and you mentioned your online support..... that is when I found this site, and made the appoitment with my surgeon.
You were a peace of the puzzle that has made me free from bad health-
For that, I thank you. Your miracle, has enabled others- so your a miracle maker!
Michelle
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