Introducing myself -- 8 days post op w/sleeve from Stanford

Altogether1
on 4/1/09 9:03 am

Hi Everyone,
I'm 8 days post op and not exactly full of vim and vigor but hanging in there and getting lots of loving support from my wife Dana and friends. Just wanted to make myself known to other queers going through similar stuff. Mimi

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mst42
on 4/1/09 9:18 am - Ithaca, NY

RNY on 09/05/08

Welcome!

This is a great board with lots of active, thoughtful and supportive participants.

Meg

HuskyPapi
on 4/1/09 9:32 am - Oakland, CA

RNY on 05/06/09

Welcome and congrats on your surgery!

sfnativewm
on 4/1/09 11:15 am

Congrats and welcome!! Hope you have a quick recovery!!

~Ann~
Band removed and feeling alive with energy!

nean
on 4/1/09 12:15 pm - Tacoma, WA

VSG on 12/09/08

Welcome!

"be willing to sit in the middle of the fear and fucking feel it." Lady Raven
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VSG 12/9/08 Highest 278, then lost #30 preop Goal 126
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Kathy W.
on 4/1/09 3:23 pm - Enfield, CT

RNY on 01/15/08 with

I shall now be know as Hagatha: Queen of the queens.

Baby 7-09

Xavier Elliott born 10-5-10

Christopher Spalding
on 4/1/09 6:20 pm - Seattle, WA

RNY on 03/19/07

Welcome to the board. What you'll find here is a lot of good friends, good information and good advice.

Chris

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Purple Passion
on 4/1/09 6:20 pm - Little Falls, NJ

RNY on 08/06/07

Welcome Mimi! I look forward to you sharing your journey with us.

Rachelle
Looking for a possible revision.
257/190/150

LadyRaven
on 4/2/09 12:20 am - Oakland, CA

Hi Mimi, Welcome to the best board on the planet (in our humble and supportive opinions)... and don't worry, you'll get your energy back soon. It's really normal to feel worn out. Your body has been through a lot in the last 9 days, especially anesthesia which can really zap some people. It did me. But every day will get better. Best advise is to walk... only at your own pace but very consistently, several times a day. It helps work out the toxins from the anesthesia, keeps your lungs clear and your blood running good.
Congratulations!!!

"When patterns are broken, new worlds emerge." -Tuli Kupferberg