Pulling out the skinny clothes

[Guest guest]

Last night I pulled boxes of clothes out from my skinny days. I had

14's, 16's and 18's. I pulled the 18's out and tried them on, THEY

FIT! a little tight but I was able to zip them up. I think if I can

lose another 10 pounds they will fit just right.

I am wearing a pair of 20's and they are baggy, I had to roll the

waistband so they would not fall to my hip.

This is now the biggest size I will ever be.

Teri

[Guest guest]

Congratulations!!! What a great feeling! What an

amazing surgery! Way to go!!

Jill K in NY

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[Guest guest]

Awsome Teri!!! Now is the fun part for you! Keep up the good work

Meli

BMI 47

Dr. Hess

6/21/01 hurry june...hurry june...

-- In duodenalswitch@y..., editorking@h... wrote:

> Last night I pulled boxes of clothes out from my skinny days. I

had

> 14's, 16's and 18's. I pulled the 18's out and tried them on, THEY

> FIT! a little tight but I was able to zip them up. I think if I

can

> lose another 10 pounds they will fit just right.

>

> I am wearing a pair of 20's and they are baggy, I had to roll the

> waistband so they would not fall to my hip.

>

> This is now the biggest size I will ever be.

>

> Teri

[Guest guest]

Awsome Teri!!! Now is the fun part for you! Keep up the good work

Meli

BMI 47

Dr. Hess

6/21/01 hurry june...hurry june...

-- In duodenalswitch@y..., editorking@h... wrote:

> Last night I pulled boxes of clothes out from my skinny days. I

had

> 14's, 16's and 18's. I pulled the 18's out and tried them on, THEY

> FIT! a little tight but I was able to zip them up. I think if I

can

> lose another 10 pounds they will fit just right.

>

> I am wearing a pair of 20's and they are baggy, I had to roll the

> waistband so they would not fall to my hip.

>

> This is now the biggest size I will ever be.

>

> Teri

[Guest guest]

Awsome Teri!!! Now is the fun part for you! Keep up the good work

Meli

BMI 47

Dr. Hess

6/21/01 hurry june...hurry june...

-- In duodenalswitch@y..., editorking@h... wrote:

> Last night I pulled boxes of clothes out from my skinny days. I

had

> 14's, 16's and 18's. I pulled the 18's out and tried them on, THEY

> FIT! a little tight but I was able to zip them up. I think if I

can

> lose another 10 pounds they will fit just right.

>

> I am wearing a pair of 20's and they are baggy, I had to roll the

> waistband so they would not fall to my hip.

>

> This is now the biggest size I will ever be.

>

> Teri

[Guest guest]

Now that's exciting. Congrats!!!! Someone asked me the other day - what

happens when you start to lose weight, are you going to have to keep buying

new clothes as you lose? I told them - Please, I have clothes in every size

starting at a 30 and going all the way down to size 12. Buying the clothes

is not the problem - it's actually fitting into the 95% of my closet that

sits (or hangs) untouched!

Jenn

>From: editorking@...

>Reply-To: duodenalswitch

>To: duodenalswitch

>Subject: Pulling out the " skinny clothes "

>Date: Thu, 10 May 2001 14:03:50 -0000

>

>Last night I pulled boxes of clothes out from my skinny days. I had

>14's, 16's and 18's. I pulled the 18's out and tried them on, THEY

>FIT! a little tight but I was able to zip them up. I think if I can

>lose another 10 pounds they will fit just right.

>

>I am wearing a pair of 20's and they are baggy, I had to roll the

>waistband so they would not fall to my hip.

>

>This is now the biggest size I will ever be.

>

>Teri

>

>

>----------------------------------------------------------------------

>

[Guest guest]

Now that's exciting. Congrats!!!! Someone asked me the other day - what

happens when you start to lose weight, are you going to have to keep buying

new clothes as you lose? I told them - Please, I have clothes in every size

starting at a 30 and going all the way down to size 12. Buying the clothes

is not the problem - it's actually fitting into the 95% of my closet that

sits (or hangs) untouched!

Jenn

>From: editorking@...

>Reply-To: duodenalswitch

>To: duodenalswitch

>Subject: Pulling out the " skinny clothes "

>Date: Thu, 10 May 2001 14:03:50 -0000

>

>Last night I pulled boxes of clothes out from my skinny days. I had

>14's, 16's and 18's. I pulled the 18's out and tried them on, THEY

>FIT! a little tight but I was able to zip them up. I think if I can

>lose another 10 pounds they will fit just right.

>

>I am wearing a pair of 20's and they are baggy, I had to roll the

>waistband so they would not fall to my hip.

>

>This is now the biggest size I will ever be.

>

>Teri

>

>

>----------------------------------------------------------------------

>

[Guest guest]

Now that's exciting. Congrats!!!! Someone asked me the other day - what

happens when you start to lose weight, are you going to have to keep buying

new clothes as you lose? I told them - Please, I have clothes in every size

starting at a 30 and going all the way down to size 12. Buying the clothes

is not the problem - it's actually fitting into the 95% of my closet that

sits (or hangs) untouched!

Jenn

>From: editorking@...

>Reply-To: duodenalswitch

>To: duodenalswitch

>Subject: Pulling out the " skinny clothes "

>Date: Thu, 10 May 2001 14:03:50 -0000

>

>Last night I pulled boxes of clothes out from my skinny days. I had

>14's, 16's and 18's. I pulled the 18's out and tried them on, THEY

>FIT! a little tight but I was able to zip them up. I think if I can

>lose another 10 pounds they will fit just right.

>

>I am wearing a pair of 20's and they are baggy, I had to roll the

>waistband so they would not fall to my hip.

>

>This is now the biggest size I will ever be.

>

>Teri

>

>

>----------------------------------------------------------------------

>

[Guest guest]

Teri,

How cool for you! And excellent that you kept those sizes. I

haven't worn an 18 since I was in college, and since I am 35 now, I

can tell you that I don't have ANY clothes that size saved up. Not

enough closet space in those New York apartments. I have been so big

for so long that I only really have 50-60 pound lower increment

clothes, which I am wearing now. Unfortunately, on the way up things

didn't hang quite as low as they are hanging on the way down (LOL) so

I am finding that stuff I wore at this weight is not long enough for

me now to hide the apron. I live for the day I can have it removed.

God bless you, and keep you on the downward slide, you big loser, you!

--Janice Drew

386/281

BPD/DS, Mt. Sinai in NYC, Dr. Pomp

11/29/00

> Last night I pulled boxes of clothes out from my skinny days. I

had

> 14's, 16's and 18's. I pulled the 18's out and tried them on, THEY

> FIT! a little tight but I was able to zip them up. I think if I

can

> lose another 10 pounds they will fit just right.

>

> I am wearing a pair of 20's and they are baggy, I had to roll the

> waistband so they would not fall to my hip.

>

> This is now the biggest size I will ever be.

>

> Teri

[Guest guest]

Teri,

How cool for you! And excellent that you kept those sizes. I

haven't worn an 18 since I was in college, and since I am 35 now, I

can tell you that I don't have ANY clothes that size saved up. Not

enough closet space in those New York apartments. I have been so big

for so long that I only really have 50-60 pound lower increment

clothes, which I am wearing now. Unfortunately, on the way up things

didn't hang quite as low as they are hanging on the way down (LOL) so

I am finding that stuff I wore at this weight is not long enough for

me now to hide the apron. I live for the day I can have it removed.

God bless you, and keep you on the downward slide, you big loser, you!

--Janice Drew

386/281

BPD/DS, Mt. Sinai in NYC, Dr. Pomp

11/29/00

> Last night I pulled boxes of clothes out from my skinny days. I

had

> 14's, 16's and 18's. I pulled the 18's out and tried them on, THEY

> FIT! a little tight but I was able to zip them up. I think if I

can

> lose another 10 pounds they will fit just right.

>

> I am wearing a pair of 20's and they are baggy, I had to roll the

> waistband so they would not fall to my hip.

>

> This is now the biggest size I will ever be.

>

> Teri

[Guest guest]

Teri,

How cool for you! And excellent that you kept those sizes. I

haven't worn an 18 since I was in college, and since I am 35 now, I

can tell you that I don't have ANY clothes that size saved up. Not

enough closet space in those New York apartments. I have been so big

for so long that I only really have 50-60 pound lower increment

clothes, which I am wearing now. Unfortunately, on the way up things

didn't hang quite as low as they are hanging on the way down (LOL) so

I am finding that stuff I wore at this weight is not long enough for

me now to hide the apron. I live for the day I can have it removed.

God bless you, and keep you on the downward slide, you big loser, you!

--Janice Drew

386/281

BPD/DS, Mt. Sinai in NYC, Dr. Pomp

11/29/00

> Last night I pulled boxes of clothes out from my skinny days. I

had

> 14's, 16's and 18's. I pulled the 18's out and tried them on, THEY

> FIT! a little tight but I was able to zip them up. I think if I

can

> lose another 10 pounds they will fit just right.

>

> I am wearing a pair of 20's and they are baggy, I had to roll the

> waistband so they would not fall to my hip.

>

> This is now the biggest size I will ever be.

>

> Teri