Guest guest Posted February 16, 2012 Report Share Posted February 16, 2012 Taking control, good for u. Connected by DROID on Verizon Wireless Sitting in ER About to have a zillion tubes of blood drawn. Getting an IV, and they are hunting down my GI. Checking electrolytes and everything else under the sun. I asked my gp to do this a week ago so at least now I will know where I stand. Jenn Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. ------------------------------------ HealthShare International Support Network and CheckOrphan have teamed up to offer a private, nonprofit, global community serving patients, family members, friends, educators and medical professionals. We are dedicated to providing the latest news and disease information and support. The CheckOrphan-HealthShare community center is the meeting place for all of our individual support group members. The community center offers members a safe and private environment to come together, make friends, share information and support with others beyond their own private communities. Join us at http://myhealthshare.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 16, 2012 Report Share Posted February 16, 2012 Yeah. Iv running full out and 7 tubes of blood to lab. Time to dig out my kobo Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. Sitting in ER About to have a zillion tubes of blood drawn. Getting an IV, and they are hunting down my GI. Checking electrolytes and everything else under the sun. I asked my gp to do this a week ago so at least now I will know where I stand. Jenn Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. ------------------------------------ HealthShare International Support Network and CheckOrphan have teamed up to offer a private, nonprofit, global community serving patients, family members, friends, educators and medical professionals. We are dedicated to providing the latest news and disease information and support. The CheckOrphan-HealthShare community center is the meeting place for all of our individual support group members. The community center offers members a safe and private environment to come together, make friends, share information and support with others beyond their own private communities. Join us at http://myhealthshare.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 16, 2012 Report Share Posted February 16, 2012 So 3L of fluid. Bloods weren't too shabby. I should be having a small dilation next week to tide me over. I declined the heart meds as I am newly out on my own with my boys and don't need unwanted side effects. ER doc was very curious about achalasia. now I can nap before the shortest kid gets home!! Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. Sitting in ER About to have a zillion tubes of blood drawn. Getting an IV, and they are hunting down my GI. Checking electrolytes and everything else under the sun. I asked my gp to do this a week ago so at least now I will know where I stand. Jenn Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. ------------------------------------ HealthShare International Support Network and CheckOrphan have teamed up to offer a private, nonprofit, global community serving patients, family members, friends, educators and medical professionals. We are dedicated to providing the latest news and disease information and support. The CheckOrphan-HealthShare community center is the meeting place for all of our individual support group members. The community center offers members a safe and private environment to come together, make friends, share information and support with others beyond their own private communities. Join us at http://myhealthshare.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 16, 2012 Report Share Posted February 16, 2012 Owie! Jenn. Smart girl to get to ER in the early a.m.! (I waited ten hours 'cause I went at noon -- asked them *when* would be a GOOD time to show up, and they said between four and seven in the morning. . . . ). Also looks like you cotched it early and, again, congratulations! (I was admitted to the cardiac unit, and spent five days there. . . . ) About the " small dilation to tide you over " -- sounds like a 15 or 20mm done during an endoscopy. My sense from reading here (as well as my personal experience) is that they're VERY ineffective (mine lasted about three days). What saved my butt was the crock pot coupled with the blender. Imagine your stomach opening is about 4mm (about the sized of a pea), and cook for that. Make SURE you are getting lotsa protein!! Chicken, crockpotted, actually makes a delicious pate (wit' a bit o salt and pepper), which washes down well with any liquid. AND please let your SURGEON know what's happening: they're way less willing to " wait and see " if they know. GIs will sit on their dimes virtually *forever*!! Hang in there, Luv! > > So 3L of fluid. Bloods weren't too shabby. I should be having a small dilation next week to tide me over. I declined the heart meds as I am newly out on my own with my boys and don't need unwanted side effects. > > ER doc was very curious about achalasia. now I can nap before the shortest kid gets home!! > Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. > > Sitting in ER > > About to have a zillion tubes of blood drawn. Getting an IV, and they are hunting down my GI. > > Checking electrolytes and everything else under the sun. I asked my gp to do this a week ago so at least now I will know where I stand. > > Jenn > Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. > > ------------------------------------ > > HealthShare International Support Network and CheckOrphan have teamed up to offer a private, nonprofit, global community serving patients, family members, friends, educators and medical professionals. We are dedicated to providing the latest news and disease information and support. > > The CheckOrphan-HealthShare community center is the meeting place for all of our individual support group members. The community center offers members a safe and private environment to come together, make friends, share information and support with others beyond their own private communities. > > Join us at http://myhealthshare.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 16, 2012 Report Share Posted February 16, 2012 The problem is that I can't have surgery for another 6 weeks. Custody issues and some things need to be in place before I can have surgery. StreSsssssSsssssS Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. Sitting in ER > > About to have a zillion tubes of blood drawn. Getting an IV, and they are hunting down my GI. > > Checking electrolytes and everything else under the sun. I asked my gp to do this a week ago so at least now I will know where I stand. > > Jenn > Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. > > ------------------------------------ > > HealthShare International Support Network and CheckOrphan have teamed up to offer a private, nonprofit, global community serving patients, family members, friends, educators and medical professionals. We are dedicated to providing the latest news and disease information and support. > > The CheckOrphan-HealthShare community center is the meeting place for all of our individual support group members. The community center offers members a safe and private environment to come together, make friends, share information and support with others beyond their own private communities. > > Join us at http://myhealthshare.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 16, 2012 Report Share Posted February 16, 2012 Understand, lol! By the time I met with the surgeon, he was ready to do me the next day. But I have pets, and my kid was coming (leaving wife and children for four or five days) AND it was just before Christmas, lol! What kind of Oma kidnaps Daddy just before Christmas? So I scheduled it two days after. But by then I KNEW how to keep things down. Or at least to eat enough that SOME stuff went on through. Was still regurging about 80% of what went in. As for the StreSsssssSsssssS, google " the relaxation response " ~~ cheap and free, and REALLY does work. Meanwhile, know our prayers, good wishes, and great vibes are with you! > > > > So 3L of fluid. Bloods weren't too shabby. I should be having a small dilation next week to tide me over. I declined the heart meds as I am newly out on my own with my boys and don't need unwanted side effects. > > > > ER doc was very curious about achalasia. now I can nap before the shortest kid gets home!! > > Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. > > > > Sitting in ER > > > > About to have a zillion tubes of blood drawn. Getting an IV, and they are hunting down my GI. > > > > Checking electrolytes and everything else under the sun. I asked my gp to do this a week ago so at least now I will know where I stand. > > > > Jenn > > Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > HealthShare International Support Network and CheckOrphan have teamed up to offer a private, nonprofit, global community serving patients, family members, friends, educators and medical professionals. We are dedicated to providing the latest news and disease information and support. > > > > The CheckOrphan-HealthShare community center is the meeting place for all of our individual support group members. The community center offers members a safe and private environment to come together, make friends, share information and support with others beyond their own private communities. > > > > Join us at http://myhealthshare.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 16, 2012 Report Share Posted February 16, 2012 Hope you get some relief Jenn. It's funny how we are dealing with something quite aweful, but we wait so we can schedule it it around our family and special occasions like Christmas! I delayed my HM so I could be home when my 18 year old finished school. I didn't want to disrupt his exam time. Then I wanted it done well before Christmas. Looking at my video manometry, I only have about 4mm or less to get food through....and I have had my HM!!! As each day goes on, I am going more and more to just liquid! Meanwhile, all the doctors keep eating their regular meals without really caring about us trying to just live! > > > > > > So 3L of fluid. Bloods weren't too shabby. I should be having a small dilation next week to tide me over. I declined the heart meds as I am newly out on my own with my boys and don't need unwanted side effects. > > > > > > ER doc was very curious about achalasia. now I can nap before the shortest kid gets home!! > > > Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. > > > > > > Sitting in ER > > > > > > About to have a zillion tubes of blood drawn. Getting an IV, and they are hunting down my GI. > > > > > > Checking electrolytes and everything else under the sun. I asked my gp to do this a week ago so at least now I will know where I stand. > > > > > > Jenn > > > Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > > > HealthShare International Support Network and CheckOrphan have teamed up to offer a private, nonprofit, global community serving patients, family members, friends, educators and medical professionals. We are dedicated to providing the latest news and disease information and support. > > > > > > The CheckOrphan-HealthShare community center is the meeting place for all of our individual support group members. The community center offers members a safe and private environment to come together, make friends, share information and support with others beyond their own private communities. > > > > > > Join us at http://myhealthshare.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 16, 2012 Report Share Posted February 16, 2012 It would be interesting to know if this 'trait " of putting ourselves last to accomodate the schedules of all those around us is common for Achalasians. I've been putting mine off for months - job expectations, family issues, pet illness...never seems to be the right time! Good luck to you Jenn. In the meantime try to keep the stress down (along with some food) :-) Kim ________________________________ From: lindsayaus <lindsay_kite@...> achalasia Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2012 4:31 PM Subject: Re: Sitting in ER  Hope you get some relief Jenn. It's funny how we are dealing with something quite aweful, but we wait so we can schedule it it around our family and special occasions like Christmas! I delayed my HM so I could be home when my 18 year old finished school. I didn't want to disrupt his exam time. Then I wanted it done well before Christmas. Looking at my video manometry, I only have about 4mm or less to get food through....and I have had my HM!!! As each day goes on, I am going more and more to just liquid! Meanwhile, all the doctors keep eating their regular meals without really caring about us trying to just live! > > > > > > So 3L of fluid. Bloods weren't too shabby. I should be having a small dilation next week to tide me over. I declined the heart meds as I am newly out on my own with my boys and don't need unwanted side effects. > > > > > > ER doc was very curious about achalasia. now I can nap before the shortest kid gets home!! > > > Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. > > > > > > Sitting in ER > > > > > > About to have a zillion tubes of blood drawn. Getting an IV, and they are hunting down my GI. > > > > > > Checking electrolytes and everything else under the sun. I asked my gp to do this a week ago so at least now I will know where I stand. > > > > > > Jenn > > > Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > > > HealthShare International Support Network and CheckOrphan have teamed up to offer a private, nonprofit, global community serving patients, family members, friends, educators and medical professionals. We are dedicated to providing the latest news and disease information and support. > > > > > > The CheckOrphan-HealthShare community center is the meeting place for all of our individual support group members. The community center offers members a safe and private environment to come together, make friends, share information and support with others beyond their own private communities. > > > > > > Join us at http://myhealthshare.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 16, 2012 Report Share Posted February 16, 2012 I had a blizzard this afternoon. It went down eventually! Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. Sitting in ER > > > > > > About to have a zillion tubes of blood drawn. Getting an IV, and they are hunting down my GI. > > > > > > Checking electrolytes and everything else under the sun. I asked my gp to do this a week ago so at least now I will know where I stand. > > > > > > Jenn > > > Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > > > HealthShare International Support Network and CheckOrphan have teamed up to offer a private, nonprofit, global community serving patients, family members, friends, educators and medical professionals. We are dedicated to providing the latest news and disease information and support. > > > > > > The CheckOrphan-HealthShare community center is the meeting place for all of our individual support group members. The community center offers members a safe and private environment to come together, make friends, share information and support with others beyond their own private communities. > > > > > > Join us at http://myhealthshare.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 16, 2012 Report Share Posted February 16, 2012 Hi ,  Sometimes I lack the perception to tell whether or not a person is joking regarding a serious matter (your talking about " all the doctors keep eating their regular meals without really caring about us trying to live.) Besides, I like my doctors to be well fed so that when they operate or talk to me they are paying attention to me and not thinking about where their next meal is coming from. ;-)  Now that your problem has been identified as to having a mere 4mm or less to get food through, your doctors can begin to consider just what they are going to do about it.  Though it would be somewhat presumptuous for me to make a suggestion, I won't let that stop me from doing so.  I really think that what you need is a dilatation as a followup to your HM, as an " adjustment " to it, if you will. I think that, in the hands of someone who is competent (and not hungry), there is little downside risk, and minimum stress on your body. I would not recommend another surgery until you can determine if a dilatation might correct what the HM did not succeed at doing.  In the meantime, ask those doctors to have a meal with you and don't let them get up and leave until you are finished eating!  YOU ARE GOING TO GET BETTER!!!!!!!    ________________________________ From: lindsayaus <lindsay_kite@...> achalasia Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2012 4:31 PM Subject: Re: Sitting in ER  Hope you get some relief Jenn. It's funny how we are dealing with something quite aweful, but we wait so we can schedule it it around our family and special occasions like Christmas! I delayed my HM so I could be home when my 18 year old finished school. I didn't want to disrupt his exam time. Then I wanted it done well before Christmas. Looking at my video manometry, I only have about 4mm or less to get food through....and I have had my HM!!! As each day goes on, I am going more and more to just liquid! Meanwhile, all the doctors keep eating their regular meals without really caring about us trying to just live! > > > > > > So 3L of fluid. Bloods weren't too shabby. I should be having a small dilation next week to tide me over. I declined the heart meds as I am newly out on my own with my boys and don't need unwanted side effects. > > > > > > ER doc was very curious about achalasia. now I can nap before the shortest kid gets home!! > > > Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. > > > > > > Sitting in ER > > > > > > About to have a zillion tubes of blood drawn. Getting an IV, and they are hunting down my GI. > > > > > > Checking electrolytes and everything else under the sun. I asked my gp to do this a week ago so at least now I will know where I stand. > > > > > > Jenn > > > Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > > > HealthShare International Support Network and CheckOrphan have teamed up to offer a private, nonprofit, global community serving patients, family members, friends, educators and medical professionals. We are dedicated to providing the latest news and disease information and support. > > > > > > The CheckOrphan-HealthShare community center is the meeting place for all of our individual support group members. The community center offers members a safe and private environment to come together, make friends, share information and support with others beyond their own private communities. > > > > > > Join us at http://myhealthshare.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 16, 2012 Report Share Posted February 16, 2012 Thanks . I was sort of joking but also sort of serious about doctors eating, because they are not in our shoes. Monday is the day I am hanging out for to see my surgeon. I wonder if the bulge is going to be an issue. It's kind of like a pouch on the side of the E which may never empty....ever!!! > > > > > > > > So 3L of fluid. Bloods weren't too shabby. I should be having a small dilation next week to tide me over. I declined the heart meds as I am newly out on my own with my boys and don't need unwanted side effects. > > > > > > > > ER doc was very curious about achalasia. now I can nap before the shortest kid gets home!! > > > > Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. > > > > > > > > Sitting in ER > > > > > > > > About to have a zillion tubes of blood drawn. Getting an IV, and they are hunting down my GI. > > > > > > > > Checking electrolytes and everything else under the sun. I asked my gp to do this a week ago so at least now I will know where I stand. > > > > > > > > Jenn > > > > Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > > > > > HealthShare International Support Network and CheckOrphan have teamed up to offer a private, nonprofit, global community serving patients, family members, friends, educators and medical professionals. We are dedicated to providing the latest news and disease information and support. > > > > > > > > The CheckOrphan-HealthShare community center is the meeting place for all of our individual support group members. The community center offers members a safe and private environment to come together, make friends, share information and support with others beyond their own private communities. > > > > > > > > Join us at http://myhealthshare.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 17, 2012 Report Share Posted February 17, 2012 . When did you get your myotomy? I just wonder why it didn't work? Wasn't it recent? Mine was in sept. Sent from my iPhone Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 17, 2012 Report Share Posted February 17, 2012 @ and Lindsey  I absolutely agree. I do not like a doctor willing to cut on me at the drop of a hat. I want them to be sure. My HM has been good since 1999 and I have the adjustment dilation about one each year. Yes I still deal with spasms, but donnatol (anti-spasm) and the GI Cocktail are my best friends....... You will survive. I have since being diagnoised in 1978  and I am not giving in yet.........  Best Regards Sharon  From: RICHARD FRIEDMAN <cynmark24@...> Subject: Re: Re: Sitting in ER " achalasia " <achalasia > Date: Thursday, February 16, 2012, 4:00 PM  Hi ,  Sometimes I lack the perception to tell whether or not a person is joking regarding a serious matter (your talking about " all the doctors keep eating their regular meals without really caring about us trying to live.) Besides, I like my doctors to be well fed so that when they operate or talk to me they are paying attention to me and not thinking about where their next meal is coming from. ;-)  Now that your problem has been identified as to having a mere 4mm or less to get food through, your doctors can begin to consider just what they are going to do about it.  Though it would be somewhat presumptuous for me to make a suggestion, I won't let that stop me from doing so.  I really think that what you need is a dilatation as a followup to your HM, as an " adjustment " to it, if you will. I think that, in the hands of someone who is competent (and not hungry), there is little downside risk, and minimum stress on your body. I would not recommend another surgery until you can determine if a dilatation might correct what the HM did not succeed at doing.  In the meantime, ask those doctors to have a meal with you and don't let them get up and leave until you are finished eating!  YOU ARE GOING TO GET BETTER!!!!!!!    ________________________________ From: lindsayaus <lindsay_kite@...> achalasia Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2012 4:31 PM Subject: Re: Sitting in ER  Hope you get some relief Jenn. It's funny how we are dealing with something quite aweful, but we wait so we can schedule it it around our family and special occasions like Christmas! I delayed my HM so I could be home when my 18 year old finished school. I didn't want to disrupt his exam time. Then I wanted it done well before Christmas. Looking at my video manometry, I only have about 4mm or less to get food through....and I have had my HM!!! As each day goes on, I am going more and more to just liquid! Meanwhile, all the doctors keep eating their regular meals without really caring about us trying to just live! > > > > > > So 3L of fluid. Bloods weren't too shabby. I should be having a small dilation next week to tide me over. I declined the heart meds as I am newly out on my own with my boys and don't need unwanted side effects. > > > > > > ER doc was very curious about achalasia. now I can nap before the shortest kid gets home!! > > > Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. > > > > > > Sitting in ER > > > > > > About to have a zillion tubes of blood drawn. Getting an IV, and they are hunting down my GI. > > > > > > Checking electrolytes and everything else under the sun. I asked my gp to do this a week ago so at least now I will know where I stand. > > > > > > Jenn > > > Sent from my CrackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile. > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > > > HealthShare International Support Network and CheckOrphan have teamed up to offer a private, nonprofit, global community serving patients, family members, friends, educators and medical professionals. We are dedicated to providing the latest news and disease information and support. > > > > > > The CheckOrphan-HealthShare community center is the meeting place for all of our individual support group members. The community center offers members a safe and private environment to come together, make friends, share information and support with others beyond their own private communities. > > > > > > Join us at http://myhealthshare.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 17, 2012 Report Share Posted February 17, 2012 Dec 27 ~~ It *did* work. The ER experience was how I got diagnosed in the first place -- that was Sept/Oct. I just had a quesadilla for dinner. Forgot even to add liquids, and it stayed put! (yay) I think maybe I'm not quite as " opened " as some. But then I don't deal with heartburn/acid reflux either, so. . . . I'd rather have to be a bit careful, than take PPIs for the rest of my life. > > . When did you get your myotomy? I just wonder why it didn't work? Wasn't it recent? Mine was in sept. > > Sent from my iPhone > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 17, 2012 Report Share Posted February 17, 2012 Dec 27 ~~ It *did* work. The ER experience was how I got diagnosed in the first place -- that was Sept/Oct. I just had a quesadilla for dinner. Forgot even to add liquids, and it stayed put! (yay) I think maybe I'm not quite as " opened " as some. But then I don't deal with heartburn/acid reflux either, so. . . . I'd rather have to be a bit careful, than take PPIs for the rest of my life. > > . When did you get your myotomy? I just wonder why it didn't work? Wasn't it recent? Mine was in sept. > > Sent from my iPhone > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 18, 2012 Report Share Posted February 18, 2012 I dont have reflux either. And no fundo. B u t. ... After celebrating valentines so wonderfully , friends took DH and me out for dinner last night to a wonderful Italian fine dining experience. Was for my bday so friend knew I love Italian. Well. DH said you better not eat that bread(did I listen?)it had the most wonderful pesto stuff to go on. I should have just indulged in the pesto. Wo the bread. Dumb dumb. SO you know how I said I had not been able to regurge after the myotomy? Found out I can. I guess I must have packed it full. Was all blocked. But that's what I get for piggy eating. But seems fine today so far. Hope I learned my lesson! Sent from my iPhone Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 18, 2012 Report Share Posted February 18, 2012 You will. Learn. Eventually. Poor baby. Pesto on s'ghetti is *excellent* ~~ Don't know about you, but my eyes have gotten ahead of my tummy for my whole life. Got taken to Yellowstone with my cousins by my favorite uncle when I was seven or eight. And ran into my first cafeteria. . . . At some point my uncle suggested I might have a bit too much on my tray. . . Oh, no, this is fine! It wasn't. I nearly killed myself trying to finish everything before finally giving up. I *did* learn, lol! Don't know howcum learning good always *hurts*. .. . . > > I dont have reflux either. And no fundo. B u t. ... After celebrating valentines so wonderfully , friends took DH and me out for dinner last night to a wonderful Italian fine dining experience. Was for my bday so friend knew I love Italian. Well. DH said you better not eat that bread(did I listen?)it had the most wonderful pesto stuff to go on. I should have just indulged in the pesto. Wo the bread. Dumb dumb. SO you know how I said I had not been able to regurge after the myotomy? Found out I can. I guess I must have packed it full. Was all blocked. But that's what I get for piggy eating. But seems fine today so far. Hope I learned my lesson! > > Sent from my iPhone > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 19, 2012 Report Share Posted February 19, 2012 Yep. And yet I gained weight make sense of that. My miss me jeans almost too tight. And got disgusting muffin top. It's almost like after I almost starved to death u almost couldn't control myself wasn't that I was really hungry. I just wanted good food taste in my mouth. It was crazy like I almost could eat the tail end out of a mad bear! Kim Ellen bailey Sent from my iPhone Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 19, 2012 Report Share Posted February 19, 2012 I here that!! I've gained 25 since HM (april 2010) and all the clothes that I bought don't fit!! Sent via BlackBerry by AT & T Re: Sitting in ER Yep. And yet I gained weight make sense of that. My miss me jeans almost too tight. And got disgusting muffin top. It's almost like after I almost starved to death u almost couldn't control myself wasn't that I was really hungry. I just wanted good food taste in my mouth. It was crazy like I almost could eat the tail end out of a mad bear! Kim Ellen bailey Sent from my iPhone Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 19, 2012 Report Share Posted February 19, 2012 yurp!! girl i feel your pain!! i am debating whether to get some 12s or force it into the tens.. lol... dang it and i bought all sorts of stuff for spring. if i dont loose some i wont be able to get into them.. but sad thing is last few days i having trouble again. so i am thinking well being fat is the least of my worries. i am over five ten and so fifteen pounds will bring me down only one size . poodiddle.. kim ellen bailey in the Deep South > > I here that!! I've gained 25 since HM (april 2010) and all the clothes that I bought don't fit!! > Sent via BlackBerry by AT & T > > Re: Sitting in ER > > Yep. And yet I gained weight make sense of that. My miss me jeans almost too tight. And got disgusting muffin top. It's almost like after I almost starved to death u almost couldn't control myself wasn't that I was really hungry. I just wanted good food taste in my mouth. It was crazy like I almost could eat the tail end out of a mad bear! Kim Ellen bailey > > Sent from my iPhone > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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