Guest guest Posted July 5, 2004 Report Share Posted July 5, 2004 Well, Ray.. 24 hours (or less) for both of us! I am just as much of a mess as you are! I have to be at the airport at 4am, and I still need to pack!!! I am glad it will give me something to do to get my mind off the nervousness.. I did not see the show, but that's ok. I just want to thank everyone for all the support and good advice! I'll be on later, but after that, not until the 20th or so, unless there's internet access somewhere there. I have wireless, so that would be nice to find somewhere.. Well, say some prayers, think good thoughts, and we'll be on the losing side soon!! Don't forget to take your measurements before surgery!! Big hugs to all!! Staci > Did anybody see the special on Fox about the surgery? Although they > pushed the negatives through some Beverly Hills shrink (I can use > that term because my degrees are all in Clinical Psych hehehe) > Anyway, there was a mother and daughter. A 14 year old girl had the > surgery which I might not normally condone but this poor girl was > 5'11 " but over 360. Mother and daughter BOTH had the surgery within > 14 days of each other and they BOTH looked amazing after just one > year. The girl seemed so much more happy and on an off screen > interview she stated that while the food limitation frightened her a > bit at first she was glad she got it young so this will be how > she 'learns' to eat. The other case showed a woman who may have had > many other psychological problems before going through with the > surgery but she looked fantastic after just 9 months but then went > and reversed the surgery so she could feel happy again. Is there > ANYBODY out there who regrets having this done? Thanks for > listening...Oh, by the way, am I THE ONLY GUY HERE??? lol Take > care, warmly, > PS 24 hours and counting and now a trembling psychotic mess. ARGH! > lol...just kidding...only about the psychotic part...I'm STILL a > trembling mess... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2004 Report Share Posted July 5, 2004 I saw that special. I was so happy for that young girl. I can only imagine the stigma of being " fat " as a child. I was lucky and never weighed over 100 lbs in high school, but being fat as an adult has sucked. Good luck with your surgery. I have 14 days left until mine. Kim > Did anybody see the special on Fox about the surgery? Although they > pushed the negatives through some Beverly Hills shrink (I can use > that term because my degrees are all in Clinical Psych hehehe) > Anyway, there was a mother and daughter. A 14 year old girl had the > surgery which I might not normally condone but this poor girl was > 5'11 " but over 360. Mother and daughter BOTH had the surgery within > 14 days of each other and they BOTH looked amazing after just one > year. The girl seemed so much more happy and on an off screen > interview she stated that while the food limitation frightened her a > bit at first she was glad she got it young so this will be how > she 'learns' to eat. The other case showed a woman who may have had > many other psychological problems before going through with the > surgery but she looked fantastic after just 9 months but then went > and reversed the surgery so she could feel happy again. Is there > ANYBODY out there who regrets having this done? Thanks for > listening...Oh, by the way, am I THE ONLY GUY HERE??? lol Take > care, warmly, > PS 24 hours and counting and now a trembling psychotic mess. ARGH! > lol...just kidding...only about the psychotic part...I'm STILL a > trembling mess... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2004 Report Share Posted July 5, 2004 Mimi, > MY HUSBAND SAW THAT PROGRAM AND I GUESSED IT SCARED HIM. LAST NIGHT WE GOT IN > TO HUGE OUTBURST, HIM TELLING ME THAT I WAS NOT GOING TO GET THE SURGERY DONE, > BECAUSE HE'S NOT GOING TO BE MAIN CAREGIVER AND WORK FULL TIME OR TO TAKE THE > CHANCE THAT SOMETHING IS GOING TO HAPPEN TO ME--- For that to make any sense he'd also have to forbid you from working and going to the grocery store. You are much more likely to die driving to the hospital. Know what I mean? Ed Kemper & Delores edkemper@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2004 Report Share Posted July 5, 2004 AH! Thanks, didn't even think about measurements. Thank God for sweats. lol Anyway, you take care and I hope you have a nice trip also. I'll see you on the other side of the O.R. so to speak. Tell him not to worry about it. This is for ALL of you right? > > > Did anybody see the special on Fox about the surgery? Although they > > pushed the negatives through some Beverly Hills shrink (I can use > > that term because my degrees are all in Clinical Psych hehehe) > > Anyway, there was a mother and daughter. A 14 year old girl had the > > surgery which I might not normally condone but this poor girl was > > 5'11 " but over 360. Mother and daughter BOTH had the surgery within > > 14 days of each other and they BOTH looked amazing after just one > > year. The girl seemed so much more happy and on an off screen > > interview she stated that while the food limitation frightened her a > > bit at first she was glad she got it young so this will be how > > she 'learns' to eat. The other case showed a woman who may have had > > many other psychological problems before going through with the > > surgery but she looked fantastic after just 9 months but then went > > and reversed the surgery so she could feel happy again. Is there > > ANYBODY out there who regrets having this done? Thanks for > > listening...Oh, by the way, am I THE ONLY GUY HERE??? lol Take > > care, warmly, > > PS 24 hours and counting and now a trembling psychotic mess. ARGH! > > lol...just kidding...only about the psychotic part...I'm STILL a > > trembling mess... > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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