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<I read about all your wonderful progress and feel guilty in a way

because I'm

just barely over the 100 lbs overweight limit (hope you understand

what I

mean), my BMI is 40 or 41, but I'm so tired of fighting with the you-

yo

syndrome I lose 10 and find 20.>

Dear Trina,

No need to feel guilty. At the time of my surgery (Lap BPD/DS) on

April 26, 2001, I too had a BMI of just 40. I knew that in time, I

was only going get heavier and eventually have health concerns (I had

no co-morbities). The 73 lbs. I have now lost (and will not regain)

has given me the confidence and self-esteem that I was slowly losing

with each extra diet failure. I am very happy that I had WLS and

that I now have control of my weight for the first time in my life.

I was very thin (always had to struggle and/or take diet pills,

etc..) for long periods of time in my life. The diet/weight struggle

and the yo-yoing just got to me and eventually I gave up, gained a

lot of weight until I knew in my heart that surgery was my only

answer. Good luck as you begin this journey.

Jane J. 38 yrs. old

230/157 lbs.

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