gonzostar is from the future. She had gastric bypass surgery a couple months before I did, so her LJ is a preview of everything I'm about to go through. Having a set-up like this is such a good resource and relief, even though it happened completely by chance
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I had mrsa. I did not know that that makes you more likely to get it again. But it makes sense.
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So if you get it once, chances are you'll get it again (and again and again...).
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I get treated more kindly now, I feel like.
Agreed. My goal in losing weight wasn't to become skinny (though in the beginning I did think that would be nice), but instead to not be so fat people would stare at me like I was a freak. I don't mind being somewhat overweight, just not over the 'freakish' line, which I used to be.
I think 15 pounds of skin would make anyone uncomfortable, though for me my stomach used to weigh more (since it was fat + skin) so I guess just the skin is an improvement to me.
I'm glad they at least covered half for you!
I'll post again after I see my surgeon at the end of next week.
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Good to know about the CHG! I remember having to wash up before my first surgery, but I don't think it was with anything other than normal soap...
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One day. One day science will make a pill that lets you eat as much as you want and not gain weight. That and a pill to turn off your period unless you want to get pregnant. I just wish I'd live long enough to see those two things...
Though I have to say (and this surprises me greatly) there's a pleasure in NOT eating, too. I don't mean being hungry, because man that makes me grumpy, but stopping eating when you're full... that just feels good sometimes. I do enjoy being very full, but it's nice to know I can stop when I should, too.
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