Re: New Fashion Trend - The Bony Look

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Yes, the bony look goes away, for me, anyway, about 6 months after goal,

once I stabilized

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New Fashion Trend - The Bony Look

> I seem to remember reading somewhere that after you've been at or

> close to goal for a while, you stop looking so bony. Is that true?

> I still have about 11 lbs to go to reach the goal that I chose for

> myself. I think I've chosen a healthy goal weight. I'm 5'8 " and I

> weigh 161 now and my goal is 150. I'm in between sizes 12 and 14

> and would really like to fit nicely into a 12. My upper body is so

> bony right now, it's almost gross to look at, especially when I'm

> wearing a sleeveless shirt. I look at people who have been thin

> their whole lives, and they don't look as bony as I do now. How

> long does this take to go away?

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> On a side note, it's been a little while since I posted, and I

> wanted to update with some good news. It appears that my chronic

> pain problems are improving (Thank God!). The general theory is

> that I have nerve damamge from my RNY and structural problems. My

> chiropractor started me on a detox program 8 weeks ago to help clean

> up my fat (that's where toxins are held) so my body will burn it

> more easily, and to help my body heal itself. I'm also having

> chiropractic adjustments, ultrasound and acupuncture several times a

> week. In addition, I've been exercising regularly and building

> muscle. I feel better physically, which is helping me deal

> emotionally with the pain. I sure hope this trend continues.

>

> Thanks everyone for your advice!!

>

> Lake

> Open RNY 4/5/02

> 342/161/150

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