Sheryl Tilley

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Brandy H 19 years, 2 months ago

Sheryl, Best Wishes to you on your very close upcoming surgery. I wish you a an uncomplicated surgery and a quick and easy recovery! Brandy

Shrinking.Violet 19 years, 2 months ago

You're almost there and it's going to be wonderful! I wish I lived in AZ, I am SO dying to go to a good Karoke club!!! *HUGS*

Shrinking.Violet 19 years, 2 months ago

You're almost there and it's going to be wonderful! I wish I lived in AZ, I am SO dying to go to a good Karoke club!!! *HUGS*

cappymoon 19 years, 2 months ago

Sheryl, congratulations on your upcoming surgery, wow, 3 more days, you must be getting excited! Good luck on your journey, and if there is anything I can do, please let me know. Hang on tight it is one heck of a ride!!!

P566 19 years, 2 months ago

Hi Sheryl; Here's to you! One week to go.....CONGRATS! Best wishes for a easy recovery.

Kabaa 19 years, 2 months ago

Hi Sheryl Best wishes for a successful surgery. Can't wait to read your messages afterwards - as much energy and passion as you have pre op, post op will be "over the top." Hope to meet you sometime at Trish's support group. Hugs, Fran Baseden (lap RNY 7-26-05)

Kabaa 19 years, 2 months ago

Hi Sheryl Best wishes for a successful surgery. Can't wait to read your messages afterwards - as much energy and passion as you have pre op, post op will be "over the top." Hope to meet you sometime at Trish's support group. Hugs, Fran Baseden (lap RNY 7-26-05)

neicimarie 19 years, 2 months ago

I am happy to hear that the beginning of your journey is around the corner. May you have an uneventful surgery so you can have a speedy recovery.

* Leilani * 19 years, 2 months ago

Hello Sheryl - I rec'd your email (and replied to it) but I also wanted to stop by and wish you well on your upcoming surgery! CONGRATULATIONS, it's finally a "reality" and your day is right around the corner! This is a second chance to LIVE life again. No words can express the freedom that comes with losing the excess weight. Walk as much as possible right after surgery. It'll be tough at times and you'll find that you'd much rather cuddle with your pillow then get out of bed. Don't!! Get up and walk, walk and walk it'll help with the overall surgery and recovery results. As your body begins to heal make sure to get in your protein, even if it means plugging your nose and chugging back the drinks in baby [pouch-like] gulps. Vitamins need to be chopped, minced or crushed... whatever it takes to get them in daily, no exceptions, YOU are worth it. Also, let's not forget your new best friend, water. It is SO important to get your minimum 64 oz in daily. There is a learning curve, per se', with this surgery. Don't expect to have it all down to a fine art immediately, give yourself a 90 day grace period that comes with a deadline! One final thing, CELEBRATE all the special moments along the way, big or small. Too many people focus only on the numbers, ie. pounds lost. There are so many "moments" to look forward to and embrace on this journey - don't let any of them slip by. Enjoy your new healthier life, you've more then earned it!! Hugs - Lei One of my favorite QUOTES: "To grow, you must be willing to let your present and future be totally unlike your past. Your history is not your destiny." -- by Alan Cohen

* Leilani * 19 years, 2 months ago

Hello Sheryl - I rec'd your email (and replied to it) but I also wanted to stop by and wish you well on your upcoming surgery! CONGRATULATIONS, it's finally a "reality" and your day is right around the corner! This is a second chance to LIVE life again. No words can express the freedom that comes with losing the excess weight. Walk as much as possible right after surgery. It'll be tough at times and you'll find that you'd much rather cuddle with your pillow then get out of bed. Don't!! Get up and walk, walk and walk it'll help with the overall surgery and recovery results. As your body begins to heal make sure to get in your protein, even if it means plugging your nose and chugging back the drinks in baby [pouch-like] gulps. Vitamins need to be chopped, minced or crushed... whatever it takes to get them in daily, no exceptions, YOU are worth it. Also, let's not forget your new best friend, water. It is SO important to get your minimum 64 oz in daily. There is a learning curve, per se', with this surgery. Don't expect to have it all down to a fine art immediately, give yourself a 90 day grace period that comes with a deadline! One final thing, CELEBRATE all the special moments along the way, big or small. Too many people focus only on the numbers, ie. pounds lost. There are so many "moments" to look forward to and embrace on this journey - don't let any of them slip by. Enjoy your new healthier life, you've more then earned it!! Hugs - Lei One of my favorite QUOTES: "To grow, you must be willing to let your present and future be totally unlike your past. Your history is not your destiny." -- by Alan Cohen