Re: ? about those old nasty eating habits'

October 6, 2001

i,

The surgery as a " tool " is the mantra of the RNY industry. I reject

that notion. I consider it a cure. That's my version of what

Magruder has posted many times. I flat out fell in love with her and

the concept the first time I read it. And it is truely a cure for me.

Today I am 9 months post op. Have lost 108 lb effortlessly. The

surgery was a *huge* undertaking. It took time for me to feel well

and regain my energy. Now I eat well, feel fab, continue to lost

weight, and never never diet.

Went to Safeco Field tonight and saw the Mariners win another

spectacular game. Ran up and down the stadium steps, cheered standing

on my feet, jumped up and down, danced in place. and stood for an

hour waiting for the bus afterwards.

My only thought about food is when I can next eat, and making sure I

get my protein in. All my tools are power driven.

Oh yeah, I was 65 years old in August.

in Seattle

Celebrating 9 months of wonderful post DS life

Open DS 1/5/01

295-187

Dr Welker

> This is from an almost pre-op so I have no idea if I qualify to say

> anything to this issue. I have been researching a whole lot. One

thing I

> remember is that this is a tool. One that actually works but there

is

> still a lot of work to do from there. This I know will be one of

my areas

> too. I have spent years and years slowly changing my eating

habits. Of

> course,

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