Re: Tears of Joy & Gratitude

[Guest guest]

But the reality is this weight isn't lost--it's gone for good! Let the group say AMEN!

That is great Suzanne, I know I will be there one day too. ( at least I am trying to believe that ) I know you must be thrilled. Keep up the great work.

Kathy

Dr. Elariny

June 7

[Guest guest]

Suzanne,

Congratulations. I am so happy for you. I am gettin all teary right

now. I am doing the Snoopy dance for you. I did it for myself this

month also, so I can totally relate. I got off the scale, turned it

off, and then turned it back on and weighed again because I couldn't

let myself believe it. Good for you. Joy and happiness and a

glorious future for you! (And honey you're right! It ain't lost, and

I hope no one ever finds it.)

--Janice Drew

BPD/DS @ Mt. Sinai in NYC 11/29/00

Dr. Pomp

386/281

> I stepped on the scale this morning and did a double-take. I had

to

> get off and on a few times to believe what I was seeing. I have

> permanently released 100 lbs! I started crying when I realized how

> much has been released in such a short amount of time. It has felt

> so natural, so gradual, almost like waking up from a dream. But

the

> reality is this weight isn't lost--it's gone for good! Let the

group

> say AMEN!

>

> Suzanne W., Los Angeles, switched 9/25/00

> Dr. Keshishian, Delano, CA

> Starting weight 311 lbs, bmi 49.9 (extremely obese)

> Today: 210 lbs, bmi 33 (obese)

> Woohoo!!!