Whats your biggest wettest smelliest FART
on 2/18/08 8:03 am - Houston, TX
No offense intended, but I gotta be honest with ya, I'm gettin' tired of smelling everyone elses's FARTS. I wish they would hurry up so I can have my surgery and start smellin' some of my own FARTS! 
ROLL TIDE!!!
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Some FARTS for me: 1. One of the women at my church thought my wife had gotten re-married, as they didn't recognize me. 2. I went to an in-person WLS Support group (I usually do support online), and some of the attendees though I was in the wrong room. 3. My life is much more active, and I have more energy to spend with my young children. There is a good chance that none of my 4 children will remember having an overweight dad. 4. Increased energy has been noticed and appreciated at work...leading in part to a promotion. 5. My wife had RNY surgery 2 weeks after me, and we are "ENJOYING" life together so much more. It feels so much like 10 years ago when we got married, and before we gained all of our weight. 6. Looking forward to a Disneyland trip this year. It will be my kid's first trip, and both DAD and MOM will be able to go on ALL the rides with them!!! That's just the tip of the iceburg!!
By far my best and most rewarding fart was being able to take care of my wife a few week ago. Ever since we met some 10+ years ago she has been taking care of me. Even at my worst times when I was 878 pounds and was bed ridden to just a short time before I had WLS and after she has always there for me. If I wanted or needed something she would get for me, no matter the time of day or weather she took care of my every need. Now since I have lost weight I have been able to do things for myself and do things around the house Ect. A few weeks ago was the most rewarding. My wife got the flu bug and was very sick, and for the first time I was able to take care of her. Getting up and getting her things to eat or drink, going to the store for cough drops in the middle of the night or going to get her something to eat. Things I would of never been able to do for her in the past. This my friends makes having this surgery and all the hard work I have put into it worth every second of it. Alan
Alan Hartman
Obesity Help. Com Certified Support Group Leader.
OH groups leader of the Men's Locker Room Support Group
Come join the Men’s Locker Room online support group. A place where only us guys can post and talk. www.obesityhelp.com/group/bigal2029_group
Proud to be in the “Before and After photo section in OH Magazine. (September/October 2009) and in the May 2010 issue of 417 Magazine (Losing it)
