Guest guest Posted March 26, 2004 Report Share Posted March 26, 2004 dobie, Yes, I too also seem to be thinking about WLS very often. However, I don't think you can stop learning. I have a child with high functioning autism and you can never learn enough. there is always something to learn. Heavenly Scents Candle Company Vickie 523 Dickson Circle Sherman, Texas 75090 website: www.heavenlyscentstx.us e-mail: rasmith@... Feel I am becoming obssessed... For any of you who are currently pre-op or those who are post-op I have a question. Am I alone in the fact that I feel that I am becoming obssessed with getting my WLS? I go to bed at night thinking about it. I am online during the day doing research and talking with others who have had the surgery. It seems that it has become my focus. And great, I just got a call that I am having to reschedule my visit with the surgeon until the 20th of April. I had an appointment to see him on the6th of April and now I have to wait a whole month to get the process rolling. How disappointing. I guess that is another two weeks that I get to worry and obsess on whether or not he is going to go forward with me. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2004 Report Share Posted March 26, 2004 I understand completely where you're coming from. I have endured so many appointment cancellations and disappointments along the way. This path that we have chosen is not the " easy way " to say the least. I've been working on this since last July. I finally have all of my appointments and I am now waiting on that phone call. The one that says my insurance has approved me. From there, I'll be scheduled for my surgery. I just wanted you to know that you're not alone in this. If you need someone to talk to, I'm sure that I can speak for everyone when I say; we'll be here for you. I've only just discovered this website about a week ago. I wish I had known about it all along, it would have made the road a little less bumpy.knowing that others felt the same way as me. I wish you every good thing and all the luck in the world. Feel I am becoming obssessed... For any of you who are currently pre-op or those who are post-op I have a question. Am I alone in the fact that I feel that I am becoming obssessed with getting my WLS? I go to bed at night thinking about it. I am online during the day doing research and talking with others who have had the surgery. It seems that it has become my focus. And great, I just got a call that I am having to reschedule my visit with the surgeon until the 20th of April. I had an appointment to see him on the6th of April and now I have to wait a whole month to get the process rolling. How disappointing. I guess that is another two weeks that I get to worry and obsess on whether or not he is going to go forward with me. _____ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2004 Report Share Posted March 26, 2004 Be patient... your time will come and before you know it you'll be on the losing side remembering the preop frustrations. No worries and no shortcuts, just keep focused on the prize. -Ray > I understand completely where you're coming from. I have endured so > many appointment cancellations and disappointments along the way. This > path that we have chosen is not the " easy way " to say the least. I've > been working on this since last July. I finally have all of my > appointments and I am now waiting on that phone call. The one that says > my insurance has approved me. From there, I'll be scheduled for my > surgery. > > I just wanted you to know that you're not alone in this. If you need > someone to talk to, I'm sure that I can speak for everyone when I say; > we'll be here for you. I've only just discovered this website about a > week ago. I wish I had known about it all along, it would have made the > road a little less bumpy.knowing that others felt the same way as me. I > wish you every good thing and all the luck in the world. > > > > Feel I am becoming obssessed... > > For any of you who are currently pre-op or those who are post-op I > have a question. Am I alone in the fact that I feel that I am > becoming obssessed with getting my WLS? I go to bed at night > thinking about it. I am online during the day doing research and > talking with others who have had the surgery. It seems that it has > become my focus. > > And great, I just got a call that I am having to reschedule my visit > with the surgeon until the 20th of April. I had an appointment to > see him on the6th of April and now I have to wait a whole month to > get the process rolling. How disappointing. > > I guess that is another two weeks that I get to worry and obsess on > whether or not he is going to go forward with me. > > > > _____ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2004 Report Share Posted March 26, 2004 I started this rolling on January 25th and I have been completely obsessed since then. It`s like it`s all consuming. I hope I get an approval soon. I know what you mean. Alice hardestyal hardesty@... Feel I am becoming obssessed... For any of you who are currently pre-op or those who are post-op I have a question. Am I alone in the fact that I feel that I am becoming obssessed with getting my WLS? I go to bed at night thinking about it. I am online during the day doing research and talking with others who have had the surgery. It seems that it has become my focus. And great, I just got a call that I am having to reschedule my visit with the surgeon until the 20th of April. I had an appointment to see him on the6th of April and now I have to wait a whole month to get the process rolling. How disappointing. I guess that is another two weeks that I get to worry and obsess on whether or not he is going to go forward with me. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2004 Report Share Posted March 26, 2004 > For any of you who are currently pre-op or those who are post-op I > have a question. Am I alone in the fact that I feel that I am > becoming obssessed with getting my WLS? I go to bed at night > thinking about it. I am online during the day doing research and > talking with others who have had the surgery. It seems that it has > become my focus. > > And great, I just got a call that I am having to reschedule my visit > with the surgeon until the 20th of April. I had an appointment to > see him on the6th of April and now I have to wait a whole month to > get the process rolling. How disappointing. > > I guess that is another two weeks that I get to worry and obsess on > whether or not he is going to go forward with me. Dora, I'm so glad that I am not the only one that is more or less obsessed with this surgery. You are so lucky to be seeing your Dr. in April. I have to wait until my Medicare kicks in in September. By then I should have no friends or family left sice I can't seem to hold a conversation about anything else. LOL But isn't it wonderful that we have this lifesaving procedure to look forward to. Email me any time you need to obsess for a while! JoAnn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2004 Report Share Posted March 27, 2004 I know what you mean....I am online all the time as well researching and reading as many testimonials as I can. Some are upsetting when it didn't go exactly right, and then I start wondering if that is right for me. But I know doing it is right, just if anyone could help me, I am wondering how do you decide which surgery to have, Band or bypass?????? I can't seem to find out....I haven't gone to the doctor yet but I am determined to get wls surgery. I am tired of being tired all the time and never having any energy to do anything, not to mention all the embarrassing things that happen, like not fitting in a booth in a restaurant.....oh well....someday I will be able to fit. Jena Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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