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I had surgery a little over a year ago and have lost about 108 lbs I work out

vigorously... running, weight training, lap swimming, biking, doing bikrham yoga

or aerobics etc... at least 5 times a week for 1-2 hours. I'm a size 10, my

body is solid, without hanging skin (except on my tummy from pregnancy), and

despite being recently diagnosed with anemia my physician gave me a glowing

review at my last physical.. but I still have like 40 lbs I want to drop. Well,

I just found out that I'm pregnant and so I'm at a loss. I'm still working out

with my OB's blessing, but weight loss is an inappropriate goal right now. Being

pregnant is scary for me because that's how I got fat to begin with. I didn't

gain much weight during the pregnancy, but the year of breastfeeding did me in.

I was constantly hungry! Now I'm pregnant, sleeved, and scared that the monkey

is going to be on my back again after I have the baby.

My biggest concern is this.. Can the hormones that allow your body to stretch to

accomodate the baby also make it possible for your stomach to stretch? They can

make your nose, face, hands, and feet grow larger.. why not your stomach? Is

this an irrational fear?

Has anyone been through pregnancy post sleeve or have any advice?

I'm so worried. I've been saving and was planning on a tummytuck, lipo, and a

boob job in the not too distant future. If I get fat again, I won't need them..

I'll be getting another sleeve!

~Barb

DOS 2/13/09

Beg/Now/Goal

278/170/130

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