Re: Light at the end of the Tunnel

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yippppppppeeeeeeee for a, oh take me to Acapulco with you

Trisha Lanman

praying Dr. R. will help me to the other side soon!!!

Las Vegas NV

bmi 40

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In a message dated 5/8/2000 1:26:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

sumrwind@... writes:

<< my 4-year old boy went to " fluff up " my tummy to lay on and

he said " you're not as soft as you were " Thank God for that!!! I'm just so

happy I'm finally seeing a difference. I feel better but keep getting

really horiffic colds, and can't take much for them. I just can't wait to

get to my goal weight I will come to the clinic with bells on that day!!!!!

Stay Healthy everybody!!!! a

from Columbia sc & Daufuskie

Island >>

a,

Congratulations on you're weight loss!!! What you said about you're

son reminded me of mine. When my son was around 8 or 9 yrs. old (he's

now 20) I was on one of my many diet programs (Optifast at that time I think)

and when my son would try to hug me by wrapping his arms around my waist ho

couldn't get his hands to come together so he told that he would be able to

tell if my " new diet " was working by hugging me everyday and see where his

hands came to, well I finally lost enough for him to be able to clasp his

hands together and he was as thrilled as I was, but of course this didn't

last as I gained it all back plus more a few months after being off the

program. Well, he is now 20 yrs. old and of course can wrap his arms easily

around me now, but I have 3 grandchildren that I would sure like to be able

to do this and use it as a gauge as my son did to show weight loss. I'm sorry

for rambling on, you're story just brought back a precious memory to me of a

beautiful, sweet, kind loving little boy who was trying to help his mama with

love!!!

A Little Scared, but wanting

to be on the other side,

Cathy in Lenoir, NC

BMI 42

" A Journey Of A Thousand Miles Begins With A Single Step! "

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In a message dated 5/8/2000 1:26:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

sumrwind@... writes:

<< my 4-year old boy went to " fluff up " my tummy to lay on and

he said " you're not as soft as you were " Thank God for that!!! I'm just so

happy I'm finally seeing a difference. I feel better but keep getting

really horiffic colds, and can't take much for them. I just can't wait to

get to my goal weight I will come to the clinic with bells on that day!!!!!

Stay Healthy everybody!!!! a

from Columbia sc & Daufuskie

Island >>

a,

Congratulations on you're weight loss!!! What you said about you're

son reminded me of mine. When my son was around 8 or 9 yrs. old (he's

now 20) I was on one of my many diet programs (Optifast at that time I think)

and when my son would try to hug me by wrapping his arms around my waist ho

couldn't get his hands to come together so he told that he would be able to

tell if my " new diet " was working by hugging me everyday and see where his

hands came to, well I finally lost enough for him to be able to clasp his

hands together and he was as thrilled as I was, but of course this didn't

last as I gained it all back plus more a few months after being off the

program. Well, he is now 20 yrs. old and of course can wrap his arms easily

around me now, but I have 3 grandchildren that I would sure like to be able

to do this and use it as a gauge as my son did to show weight loss. I'm sorry

for rambling on, you're story just brought back a precious memory to me of a

beautiful, sweet, kind loving little boy who was trying to help his mama with

love!!!

A Little Scared, but wanting

to be on the other side,

Cathy in Lenoir, NC

BMI 42

" A Journey Of A Thousand Miles Begins With A Single Step! "

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In a message dated 5/8/00 2:20:04 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

CMo6331945@... writes:

<< I'm sorry

for rambling on, you're story just brought back a precious memory to me of a

beautiful, sweet, kind loving little boy who was trying to help his mama

with

love!!! >>

Cathy, you weren't rambling. That was a great story. I can't wait until all

your little grandchildren can get their arms around all of you. Liz,

pre-op