NSV - they don't happen often at 3.5 years out
Yesterday I met a friend from online for lunch. She had RNY about seven months ago. We had a great lunch and talked for a long time, until I had to run off because I had to be somewhere else (I would have liked to have stayed and talked longer). Of course we talked a lot about RNY but we talked about other stuff too. She told me she knows a couple people (in "real life") that have regained after surgery so she was glad to see a "functional post op" eat lunch like a "normal person." Which totally cracked me up. Me, functional? A normal person?
But I'm calling it a NSV, and those don't happen that often at 3.5 years out. It was fun.
Then I had dinner with my mother and sister, who told me I am "stick skinny." I am not. They also congratulated me for not having a lot of excess skin following my weight loss and then discussed the benefits of tummy tucks. Um, why would I want a tummy tuck if I don't have much excess skin? Sigh.
But I'm calling it a NSV, and those don't happen that often at 3.5 years out. It was fun.
Then I had dinner with my mother and sister, who told me I am "stick skinny." I am not. They also congratulated me for not having a lot of excess skin following my weight loss and then discussed the benefits of tummy tucks. Um, why would I want a tummy tuck if I don't have much excess skin? Sigh.
Kelly
Please note: I AM NOT A DOCTOR. If you want medical advice, talk to your doctor. Whatever I post, there is probably some surgeon or other health care provider somewhere that disagrees with me. If you want to know what your surgeon thinks, then ask him or her. Check out my blog.
woohooo for your NSV :)
HW-298 SW-251 Loss/Month post RNY(1)-23.5,(2)-23.3,(3)-9.9,(4)-10.6,(5)-8.9,(6)-7.7,(7)-4.2,(8)-7.5,(9)-1.7,(10)-10.8*first goal reached*,(11)-6,(12)-1.3,(13)-0.3,(14)+2.9-*changed scales that weigh 2lbs heavier*,(15)-0.3(16)-4.7(17),+5.8(18)-1.5,(19)+4.4,(20)-+4,(21)-1.2,(22)+3.5,(23)
That's great!
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