Guest guest Posted May 12, 2003 Report Share Posted May 12, 2003 I have been a lurker to this board for several months now. I was mainly interested in others stories and use all your posts as a resource tool for when I was ready to have a baby. I will be 11 months post op on May 29th and I have lost 140(from 380 to 240) pounds so far. I went from a 30/32 to a 14/16 and 18/20 (depending on what type of clothing it is). I have been on a heinous plateau for several months and my weight loss has definately slowed way down, but I am still losing inches so I am not all the concerned about it. I have resigned to the fact that I am not going to be one of those super-skinny post op patients and that is ok with me. Even though at times I get envious.... I would do this all again a million times over. I am 30 pounds from my surgeon's original goal. I think that after I have the excess skin removed that I will be a lot, if not at goal...but that will wait until after I have kids. I take tae kwon do 3-4 times a week and am very active. A month ago my husband and I decided that we would stop using birth control and would start to try to conceive. I figured that by the time we actually got pregnant that I would be past 1 year post op. We had intercourse twice last month when I know I was ovulating (I mapped it out as I am a very research oriented person). I was scheduled to have my period on May 10th. I was joking aroundwith my sister-in-law about taking a pregnancy test on Mother's Day just to see. ( I had chatted with a woman that had started trying aroundthe sametime and her test was positive. And many women in the room said you could have a positive test 10 days after you have ovulated). Well....I took a test last night and it was positive. I took another one this morning and it was positive too. I am excited, but a little scared too. This is my first and I am a little over whelmed at the prospect of having a baby. I have an appointment with my OB/GYN this Friday. So.. it looks as though will be joining the " mommy to be " club. Please keep your fingers crossed and say a little prayer that I have a healthy pregnancy without complications. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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