RE: Re: ultimate goal

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>Maybe a distinctive piercing would prevent me from looking so " normal. "

Isn't it illegal in most states to pierce your distinctive?

Michele (with one L)

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<<What do we do when the everydayness sets in, when we really no longer have

to strive for weight loss, for that all mighty scale to show a decrease. How

do we continue on with our own normalcy? >>

I can't even begin to imagine everydayness EVER setting in for me. I'm very

near the end of my weightloss phase but focusing on that is already a thing

of the past. My focus now is on doing all the things I couldn't or wouldn't

do before. And it will easily take the rest of my life to do it all. Living

life to the fullest is why I did this and that's what brings me the most

satisfaction now....not the whole weight loss thing. :-)

A. in Indy

SRVG on 4-11-00

Dr. Huse

Pre-op BMI 47, Pre-op Weight 278 lbs.

As of 10-14-01, -125 lbs. and weighing in at 153! Current BMI 26

~http://www.obesityhelp.com/morbidobesity/profile.phtml?N=Auch952842167~

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<<I'm a " drama queen " , if I'm not losing and I stay thin, then what's

fun and novel about that?! I need a new thing to be dramatic about!>>

Trust me Marcia...there's plenty of other ways to add drama to one's life!

;-) Do something completely unexpected...walk on the wild side for a

bit....live it up!!!

A. in Indy

SRVG on 4-11-00

Dr. Huse

Pre-op BMI 47, Pre-op Weight 278 lbs.

As of 10-14-01, -125 lbs. and weighing in at 153! Current BMI 26

~http://www.obesityhelp.com/morbidobesity/profile.phtml?N=Auch952842167~

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The everydayness has an unrealistic quality for me. Like this body is not

REALLY mine. Like this good health will vanish tomorrow and be replaced by

my former comorbs & worse (I'm older now). Behavior alone can't keep me

here. My surgery alone can't keep me here. It has to be those, plus the

little games I play with myself to keep me from veering back into the active

part of my disease. Whatever it takes.

It is really daring for me to buy shorts NOW for next summer, because " what

if? " .

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RE: Re: ultimate goal

> <<What do we do when the everydayness sets in, when we really no longer

have

> to strive for weight loss, for that all mighty scale to show a decrease.

How

> do we continue on with our own normalcy? >>

>

> I can't even begin to imagine everydayness EVER setting in for me. I'm

very

> near the end of my weightloss phase but focusing on that is already a

thing

> of the past. My focus now is on doing all the things I couldn't or

wouldn't

> do before. And it will easily take the rest of my life to do it all.

Living

> life to the fullest is why I did this and that's what brings me the most

> satisfaction now....not the whole weight loss thing. :-)

>

> A. in Indy

> SRVG on 4-11-00

> Dr. Huse

> Pre-op BMI 47, Pre-op Weight 278 lbs.

> As of 10-14-01, -125 lbs. and weighing in at 153! Current BMI 26

> ~http://www.obesityhelp.com/morbidobesity/profile.phtml?N=Auch952842167~

>

>

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