Michael R.

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Redhaired 19 years ago

I hope your surgery is successful and that you have an easy recovery.

Kiliki Hi 19 years ago

Good luck and best wishes for a speedy recover! Can't wait to see you on the losing side! Aloha, Kris

swangirl 19 years ago

Wishing you the best on your surgery, recovery and weightloss!! Linda/Bactrac/swangirl Name/CB handle/me post op

Black Beauti 19 years ago

I wish you a journey that is safe, and uneventful. I commend you on having the courage to take your own health and happiness into your own hands. Be Blessed!! Stay Strong in teh struggle, and remember you never walk alone *smile* You'll be in my prayers!! *smoochies* ~T~ NEVER SURRENDER

TwinMommie 19 years ago

Just wanted to say CONGRATS & Good Luck on your surgery! May God be watching you and keep you safe! Also that you have a smooth and speedy recovery! Soon you will be on the path to a healthier you! Just remember one day at a time! God Bless

Johnson-Miles 19 years ago

Hello Michael, I just wanted to say congratulations on your decision to have weight loss surgery. I see that your date is just around the corner and we can’t wait to welcome you to the other side. As you start to lose the pounds you are going to feel so much better and your energy level will just grow. In just a few short months you’ll be able to do things you never thought possible. The little things will get so much easier, like tying your shoes. I know, I had RNY Gastric Bypass in August of 2004, and I’ve lost 130 lbs. Now the surgery and the change in lifestyle are not walks in the park. That’s why I go to support group meetings and belong to online WLS discussion groups like http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/WLBSS/ . And I check out websites like Obesity Help and http://wlbss.com for support and information. WLBSS stands for Weight Loss Bariatric Surgery Support, and you should take advantage of all the support you can get. Get all your questions answered by experienced losers who are now winners. From the Girth, a Rising Phoenix, a Bariatric Butterfly, that soon will be you. Congrats and good luck. We’re all right behind you and with you as you start to change your life. Take Care, Bill Johnson-Miles

Johnson-Miles 19 years ago

Hello Michael, I just wanted to say congratulations on your decision to have weight loss surgery. I see that your date is just around the corner and we can’t wait to welcome you to the other side. As you start to lose the pounds you are going to feel so much better and your energy level will just grow. In just a few short months you’ll be able to do things you never thought possible. The little things will get so much easier, like tying your shoes. I know, I had RNY Gastric Bypass in August of 2004, and I’ve lost 130 lbs. Now the surgery and the change in lifestyle are not walks in the park. That’s why I go to support group meetings and belong to online WLS discussion groups like http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/WLBSS/ . And I check out websites like Obesity Help and http://wlbss.com for support and information. WLBSS stands for Weight Loss Bariatric Surgery Support, and you should take advantage of all the support you can get. Get all your questions answered by experienced losers who are now winners. From the Girth, a Rising Phoenix, a Bariatric Butterfly, that soon will be you. Congrats and good luck. We’re all right behind you and with you as you start to change your life. Take Care, Bill Johnson-Miles

Melissa Mermaid 19 years ago

<b>How wonderful that you are officially joining the "fellowship of the switch."</b> It is an exciting trip ahead on the WLS roller coaster. May your surgery and recovery be swift, smooth and uneventful. Prayers, hugs and blessings that health and happiness are immediate post-op results. We are here for you, chockfull of love and support, today and always. Stop by the DS message board to share your experiences. <b>"Dare to dream; courage to act."</b>

neubian78 19 years ago

Just stopping by to wish you the best on your surgey. I pray that you have a speedy and safe recovery. May God Bless you in all things that your heart may desire.

Dx E 19 years ago

Michael, Have the Greatest Ever on the 2nd!! It’s good to see more guys out here on AMOS. We make up a small minority of the people having Weight Loss Surgery, but tend to lose down quicker and with fewer hassles than the women due to Male Physiology. If you aren’t a regular visitor already, drop by the "Men's Message Board" to see how other Guys are doing with their surgeries. A lot of info and advice specifically tailored to the Guys. I’m just dropping by to let you know that there’s a huge crowd of strangers out here pulling for you and holding you in our prayers. May you have a famously successful surgery and a record-breaking recovery! Be nice to the nurses, Enjoy the drugs when you can, and most importantly, hurry home and start walking away from those pounds and into a new Life! Best Wishes-