Re: post op pics & lots of swelling

[Guest guest]

Hang in there, . You don't look crazy swollen to me, if

that's any help. And hopefully it will start to go down very soon.

What a way to usher in the New Year!

[Guest guest]

, you will get through it. It's a matter of out-enduring the

present nasty things.

And then, almost guaranteed, you'll be happy with what you got.

Almost, because a few aren't. But most find great relief in the

results.

Just figure this is your time of perdition, and you'll be rewarded

when you get to the end! (Not that I think there's any religious

benefit to suffering, you understand.)

And I agree, you're looking good, and will be looking better. If you

can do the patience things, do the pictures once a week instead of

every day -- or get your husband to take them every day, but just

look once a week. The results and changes will be more dramatic, and

thus more rewarding! (Like when you're trying to lose, or gain (I

only wish!) weight... Day by day you may slip and slide, but if you

keep at it, long term, you'll see results.

Best,

Cammie

> Thanks! I am doing a lot better today. My hubby will post pics

every couple of days

> for a while.

>

> Two days ago I wasn't sure it was going to be worth it, but now I

am feeling more

> optimistic. Now my struggle is starting to be constant hunger.....

>

> Have you done your surgery yet?

>

> Thanks for the input!

[Guest guest]

, you will get through it. It's a matter of out-enduring the

present nasty things.

And then, almost guaranteed, you'll be happy with what you got.

Almost, because a few aren't. But most find great relief in the

results.

Just figure this is your time of perdition, and you'll be rewarded

when you get to the end! (Not that I think there's any religious

benefit to suffering, you understand.)

And I agree, you're looking good, and will be looking better. If you

can do the patience things, do the pictures once a week instead of

every day -- or get your husband to take them every day, but just

look once a week. The results and changes will be more dramatic, and

thus more rewarding! (Like when you're trying to lose, or gain (I

only wish!) weight... Day by day you may slip and slide, but if you

keep at it, long term, you'll see results.

Best,

Cammie

> Thanks! I am doing a lot better today. My hubby will post pics

every couple of days

> for a while.

>

> Two days ago I wasn't sure it was going to be worth it, but now I

am feeling more

> optimistic. Now my struggle is starting to be constant hunger.....

>

> Have you done your surgery yet?

>

> Thanks for the input!

[Guest guest]

, you will get through it. It's a matter of out-enduring the

present nasty things.

And then, almost guaranteed, you'll be happy with what you got.

Almost, because a few aren't. But most find great relief in the

results.

Just figure this is your time of perdition, and you'll be rewarded

when you get to the end! (Not that I think there's any religious

benefit to suffering, you understand.)

And I agree, you're looking good, and will be looking better. If you

can do the patience things, do the pictures once a week instead of

every day -- or get your husband to take them every day, but just

look once a week. The results and changes will be more dramatic, and

thus more rewarding! (Like when you're trying to lose, or gain (I

only wish!) weight... Day by day you may slip and slide, but if you

keep at it, long term, you'll see results.

Best,

Cammie

> Thanks! I am doing a lot better today. My hubby will post pics

every couple of days

> for a while.

>

> Two days ago I wasn't sure it was going to be worth it, but now I

am feeling more

> optimistic. Now my struggle is starting to be constant hunger.....

>

> Have you done your surgery yet?

>

> Thanks for the input!