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thanks jamie,

i am excited and nervous...i'm sure it's a natural thing...every time i read

one of the postings from you guys i just smile..what a wonderful group....and

although i am not a loser yet (lol) i feel part of this close knit

family...what a good feeling knowing you are all here for support or just a

laugh to share...thank you so much...i'm counting the days...

kim fitchburg july 12

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thanks jamie,

i am excited and nervous...i'm sure it's a natural thing...every time i read

one of the postings from you guys i just smile..what a wonderful group....and

although i am not a loser yet (lol) i feel part of this close knit

family...what a good feeling knowing you are all here for support or just a

laugh to share...thank you so much...i'm counting the days...

kim fitchburg july 12

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thanks jamie,

i am excited and nervous...i'm sure it's a natural thing...every time i read

one of the postings from you guys i just smile..what a wonderful group....and

although i am not a loser yet (lol) i feel part of this close knit

family...what a good feeling knowing you are all here for support or just a

laugh to share...thank you so much...i'm counting the days...

kim fitchburg july 12

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Hi Kim,

I am in complete agreement with Dawn and like you, had the same

thoughts: just one more diet, more exercise, etc. That was in

2000. I lost 5 lbs. 2001 comes along and I see Dr. Thayer again to

make my WLS appointment. Had the surgery in April. Had second

thoughts about it after the fact(did I do the right thing, etc) and

was depressed for the first 6 weeks and then all of a sudden, I felt

a complete change take over. For the first time in my life I feel

like a million dollars! I can walk and exercise like a " normal

sized " person. I don't feel like everyone is staring at how obese I

am. I feel like a person! Granted these feelings have to come from

within but without the surgery I would never be feeling like this

today. I feel healthier today than I have in years.

About the scar - I don't know anyone who was more weirded out about

it than I was (I had never had surgery before). Rest assured the

benefits far exceed the scar.

Good luck and best wishes!

> Kim,

>

> It's normal to be nervous, especially for a life time change you've

chosen

> to do. We can " outweigh " the pro's and con's, see what suits YOU.

I did,

> and trust me the pro's far outweighed the con's for sure!

>

> Take it easy on the knee so you can kick some butt!

>

> Dawn

>

> Re: Zoom

>

>

> heather,

> i am going nuts here..i'm starting to get nervous........really

nervous

> about

> the whole wls thing. is this normal?????has anyone else ever felt

like this?

> i keep questioning myself..maybe if i try one more diet, one more

> time....this time it will work....i researched the whole process

> thouroughly,

> and i continue to read info on the net daily....i know the good

comes with

> the bad...the risks and such....and also the satisfaction of

finally being

> able to feel and look normal......but i keep second guessing myself

if this

> is the right decision or not....of course i played the waiting

game...for

> appointments, insurance approval...and now my pretesting is next

week and my

> surgery date is july 12th, that's less than 3 weeks away....i have

dr.

> thayer....he seems wonderful and told me i am a perfect

candidate....but i

> keep thinking.......do i really want a huge scar on my

belly......do i

> really

> want all that extra skin flapping around.....i guess i am just

> venting...(pmsing for all those intersted lol) i know this is the

right

> thing

> for me...but tell me, has anyone ever been really scared.....i just

had knee

> surgery on monday...and i am still hurting...maybe that's why i am

second

> guessing myself over this....any advise or a kick in the butt will

be

> greatly

> appreciated....

> kim

>

>

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Hi Kim,

I am in complete agreement with Dawn and like you, had the same

thoughts: just one more diet, more exercise, etc. That was in

2000. I lost 5 lbs. 2001 comes along and I see Dr. Thayer again to

make my WLS appointment. Had the surgery in April. Had second

thoughts about it after the fact(did I do the right thing, etc) and

was depressed for the first 6 weeks and then all of a sudden, I felt

a complete change take over. For the first time in my life I feel

like a million dollars! I can walk and exercise like a " normal

sized " person. I don't feel like everyone is staring at how obese I

am. I feel like a person! Granted these feelings have to come from

within but without the surgery I would never be feeling like this

today. I feel healthier today than I have in years.

About the scar - I don't know anyone who was more weirded out about

it than I was (I had never had surgery before). Rest assured the

benefits far exceed the scar.

Good luck and best wishes!

> Kim,

>

> It's normal to be nervous, especially for a life time change you've

chosen

> to do. We can " outweigh " the pro's and con's, see what suits YOU.

I did,

> and trust me the pro's far outweighed the con's for sure!

>

> Take it easy on the knee so you can kick some butt!

>

> Dawn

>

> Re: Zoom

>

>

> heather,

> i am going nuts here..i'm starting to get nervous........really

nervous

> about

> the whole wls thing. is this normal?????has anyone else ever felt

like this?

> i keep questioning myself..maybe if i try one more diet, one more

> time....this time it will work....i researched the whole process

> thouroughly,

> and i continue to read info on the net daily....i know the good

comes with

> the bad...the risks and such....and also the satisfaction of

finally being

> able to feel and look normal......but i keep second guessing myself

if this

> is the right decision or not....of course i played the waiting

game...for

> appointments, insurance approval...and now my pretesting is next

week and my

> surgery date is july 12th, that's less than 3 weeks away....i have

dr.

> thayer....he seems wonderful and told me i am a perfect

candidate....but i

> keep thinking.......do i really want a huge scar on my

belly......do i

> really

> want all that extra skin flapping around.....i guess i am just

> venting...(pmsing for all those intersted lol) i know this is the

right

> thing

> for me...but tell me, has anyone ever been really scared.....i just

had knee

> surgery on monday...and i am still hurting...maybe that's why i am

second

> guessing myself over this....any advise or a kick in the butt will

be

> greatly

> appreciated....

> kim

>

>

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Hi Kim,

I am in complete agreement with Dawn and like you, had the same

thoughts: just one more diet, more exercise, etc. That was in

2000. I lost 5 lbs. 2001 comes along and I see Dr. Thayer again to

make my WLS appointment. Had the surgery in April. Had second

thoughts about it after the fact(did I do the right thing, etc) and

was depressed for the first 6 weeks and then all of a sudden, I felt

a complete change take over. For the first time in my life I feel

like a million dollars! I can walk and exercise like a " normal

sized " person. I don't feel like everyone is staring at how obese I

am. I feel like a person! Granted these feelings have to come from

within but without the surgery I would never be feeling like this

today. I feel healthier today than I have in years.

About the scar - I don't know anyone who was more weirded out about

it than I was (I had never had surgery before). Rest assured the

benefits far exceed the scar.

Good luck and best wishes!

> Kim,

>

> It's normal to be nervous, especially for a life time change you've

chosen

> to do. We can " outweigh " the pro's and con's, see what suits YOU.

I did,

> and trust me the pro's far outweighed the con's for sure!

>

> Take it easy on the knee so you can kick some butt!

>

> Dawn

>

> Re: Zoom

>

>

> heather,

> i am going nuts here..i'm starting to get nervous........really

nervous

> about

> the whole wls thing. is this normal?????has anyone else ever felt

like this?

> i keep questioning myself..maybe if i try one more diet, one more

> time....this time it will work....i researched the whole process

> thouroughly,

> and i continue to read info on the net daily....i know the good

comes with

> the bad...the risks and such....and also the satisfaction of

finally being

> able to feel and look normal......but i keep second guessing myself

if this

> is the right decision or not....of course i played the waiting

game...for

> appointments, insurance approval...and now my pretesting is next

week and my

> surgery date is july 12th, that's less than 3 weeks away....i have

dr.

> thayer....he seems wonderful and told me i am a perfect

candidate....but i

> keep thinking.......do i really want a huge scar on my

belly......do i

> really

> want all that extra skin flapping around.....i guess i am just

> venting...(pmsing for all those intersted lol) i know this is the

right

> thing

> for me...but tell me, has anyone ever been really scared.....i just

had knee

> surgery on monday...and i am still hurting...maybe that's why i am

second

> guessing myself over this....any advise or a kick in the butt will

be

> greatly

> appreciated....

> kim

>

>

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Kim! I just noticed your largest baby weighing in at 12.4?!?!?!? OMG!

This makes me HOPE and pray that when I get pregnant (HOPEFULLY), that I

could deliver any size over about a 6 lbr.! I can't fathom the thought!

OUCH! C-section I hope???

Dawn

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thanks lyssa,

the decision to have wls was a long hard one. like everyone else i have

tried

every diet created by man and and even a few i invented myself. i realize

this is not a quick fix... guess it's just a case of jitters...i too have

the

stretch marks from having 4 big babies...(largest weighing in at 12.4), so

wearing a bikini has never been a issue...lol...i was just curious if the

" apron " tends to go away a bit with exercise or not...

kim

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