Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 Although I've not yet phoned KPSSF to inquire as to what my next step should be considering my significant weight gain since orientation, (I feel like such a failure, and am very embarrassed by the weight gain), I did go to KPSTK to see exactely how much I currently weigh. Imagine my surprise to see that I do not weigh 450 lbs as previously thought, but rather, 412!! That means that I need lose only 62 lbs to prepare for surgery, not the 100 that I had originally thought. For some reason, losing 62 lbs versus 100 is alot easier to swallow, (no pun intended). I am still unsure as to whether I should contact KPSSF to inform of the weight gain, or if I should just wait until such time as I have lost the 62 lbs, and then schedule the surgery. I will, of course, begin going to the monthly meetings in SAC, as well as the support group that is held at the KPSTK facility. In addition, I still plan to attend, (beginning in August), the weekly Binge Eating/Overeaters classes at KPSTK Mental Health department. I just hope that I am doing the right thing by continuing on my own instead of contacting KPSSF re the weight gain. Don't get me wrong; I have every intention of telling the SSF physician of the weight gain, I would just prefer to do it after all of the 62 lbs have been lost. Any comments/suggestions from anyone? Pam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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