Question:
Somebody please lose this weight for me!
As I submit this, I laugh to myself. But if you have a since of humor, you'll appreciate it. I want to applaud ANYONE who has gotten control of their diet and/or weight issue. I had RNY 4.5 years ago, but failed it (lost 60lbs in all - gained 35lbs back). Then I've tried a few other things since then, but I always get off track. I'm just like, "Oh Lawd just let someone lose it for me!" hee hee Does anyone else ever feel this way? Not looking to be stabbed, snuffed, or criticized, but just having a light-hearted moment. Thanks for your comments! :) — poodie (posted on June 3, 2009)
June 3, 2009
The best way to get through life is with a sense of humor. You rock!
Ana Villa, RN
— nursevilla
June 3, 2009
I'm getting ready to have the RNY and i to have a hard time with losing
weight and I hope with all I have gone through so far, this is hard and
this isn't the easy way
out as people think that it is, It's hard and I hope that
I will be able to lose the weight and keep it off. Theresa
— tmparker
June 3, 2009
I used to wish they could just put me "on ice" or something for a
year and let me wake up with the new me. But more than that I'm just so
freaking sick of thinking about it instead of living life. Congratulations
on your 30lb loss! There is an article about a new procedure they are
trying in Canada for people who had an RNY a few years back, but need a
"redo" No incisions!
— greencougar
June 3, 2009
here's the link:
http://www.canada.com/Health/Canada+first+stomach+corset+procedure+help+obesity+weight+loss/1331562/story.html
as much as I wish I had done this surgery 30 years ago, I am ever grateful
for the advances in science that have refined the procedure even over the
last couple years. don't blame the "failure" on yourself. You
were one of the pioneers the rest of us learned from. And never give up
hope.
— greencougar
June 3, 2009
Ann,
Instead of having RNY, I was thinking about having a total body transplant.
Just my personality and put it into a manaquin or somebody like Catherine
Zeta-Jones. The only problem is I don't think my insurance would cover
it. LOL
— Kathleen W.
June 3, 2009
If they have a patch for hormones, a patch for birth control, a patch for
pain, a patch to help you quit smoking, where is the COOKIE PATCH... I wait
with anticipation!!! Keep smiling, it can only help matters.
— psrd370
June 4, 2009
OMG....I couldn't stop laughing at some of the responses. If you find the
"miracle" cure, can I be your marketing manager? I am sure we'll
make millions! Hat's off to the previous responder that thanked you for
being a pioneer to lead the way of discovery for us. You are not a failure
25 lbs is still a success. Keep the wonderful sense of humor!
— Fircrkr64
June 4, 2009
Well I'm waiting for that magic pill to come in the mail. The one that
transforms me into this CARE FREE, NON WORRY, SCALE FREE ,SIZE 0 WOMEN
{LOL REAL HARD}
Thank you for having a since of humor. We need to lighten up sometimes,
because we get to hard on ourselves. Your not a failure, and for sharing
it shows how strong inside you really are. Don't give up keep smiling
Theresa L Laughter is good for us it makes the heart happy:0)
— treeeza
June 4, 2009
too funny, I know just what you mean. It is crazy how much i just want to
eat a piece of cake. If it was not sor the surgery i would have given up
long ago on the right way to eat. Now to just get the snack monkey to leave
me alone.
— trible
June 17, 2009
I know exactly how you feel. Just remember you are still successful. A loss
is a loss no matter how big or small! I am 6 years out and have gained back
45 of the 128lbs I lost
so I do understand! We just have to keep fighting. Don't give up. And
whatever you do don't lose that sense of humor!
— pjm6162
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