What Pre-Ops really want to know from Post-Ops
Bob, You said..."I don't feel too bad now for a 400 pound mid 40ish man." Bottomline is, you don't feel good right now and you're not healthy. I can sit here and say that because about 2-1/2 years ago I was that 400+ pound man saying exactly the same thing. Little did I know what was ahead of me. Looking back, I know the truth now - I felt awful, I couldn't catch my breath, I had continuous aches and pains, I didn't sleep well, my heart rate was consistently pumping in the high 80's to low 90's bpm, I was sick and tired of being sick and tired...not to mention all the little things in life (that for an overweight person quickly add up to be big things) that I could not do that a person of "normal" weight naturally takes for granted. I was depressed, with low self-esteem and no self-confidence. I can tell you now - I had no idea what if felt like to feel good and be healthy! I'm happier than a puppy with two peckers!! It's unbelievable - which is why I'm so thrilled for you and others about to take your spot on the Loser's Bench!!! Will you be nauseous! You just might be - bu*****pically passes in a short period of time. Will you feel worn-out and sore...only for a short period of time and then you'll get an energy rush. The risk is worth the reward...the pain is worth the pleasure! Cards Fan "NO EXCUSES - THERE IS NO TOMORROW - THE TIME IS NOW!"
Cards Fans said if for me. I’m am happier that a puppy with two peckers.... I now live and enjoy my life instead of just trying to get through another miserable day of pain, sickness, and weakness. I have gone from 460lbs to 224lbs over the past 16 months and it's as if I have rolled the clock back 20 years. There are no words to really explain what its like to just be a regular Joe again. It's like I caught lightening in a bottle or won the good health lottery. I can see my future and it has a happy ending now....