Re: another thought for the day as the orientation comes near.........i have been

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DamaFrancisco with let you know how to think better of yourself and how sweet life is in such nice words. That all I have to say is that each and every one of us is worth feeling good about who we are, and I'm sure you're an attractive person,you just don't feel that you are with the weight. This is a common feeling, but after the surgery you will start to feel better and better about yourself. You should except that you are attractive if someone tells you even if you are heavy. Learn to except compliments, they will come alot after surgery when you begin to lose and sometimes it feels like it's to often. You are so worth feeling good about who you are now and after weight lose surgery and you need to know you are worth the compliments, be proud of yourself. Take care. Donna J.damaris wrote: every single dress size there is......from a size 2---when 17 yrs old to now a 28.........really i have been every single size.....now i just want to be healthy but the shallow part of me wants to look good too...it is a bad feeling when people that have known me thru all the sizes say "you used to be pretty" "what happened?" and the worst was when going to a party and not being asked to dance by exactly the same "boys" who used to ask me before and being left feeling like a wallflower......i still had a good time dancing with the girls but of course i couldn't help but notice......not a single guy would ask me to dance......only the skinny girls would get asked......i never thought i was pretty......to myself i thought i was ok looking when got madeup.....now i dress with nice clothes because i want to feel good....the people that meet me now they think i am attractive but i keep

telling them no i am not that i used to be attractive.......sorry so long....something i had to get off my chest...while i still have one- -haha......Damaris Donna JordonDSJordon@...

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