Guest guest Posted June 7, 2005 Report Posted June 7, 2005 I'm the same way Pam, I just feed Dan and if he has something that I either can't, or don't want, to have, then it doesn't bother me either. LaWanda who finally broke her plateau! At 08:34 AM 6/7/05, you wrote: >You know what sort of bothers me is when someone >invites me to have something and I say no thank you >and they say why not and I say because I am not >suppose to eat that type of stuff (usually it is >something sweet) because I could get sick. And they >say well, as you get further out you will be able to >eat anything. > >I tell you people just don't get it. If you have to >go into the surgery thinking that way already, then >maybe, just maybe this is not for you. I think Uncle >Timmy, ..one of the two said it best when they >said " stop thinking about the stuff you have to give >up and think about what you are gaining " . > >Its like last night, I bought chocolate cake from the >store as a little surprise desert for my family. It >smelled heavenly but I did not eat a piece. When I >finished serving my family their slice of cake, I told >my husband to like my fingers and he said you do it >(he forgot about my surgery) and I said I can't. I >have to tell you when he licked that cake off my >fingers, boy I almost hit the roof. Funny how the >smallest actions can really get your libido going >(smile...I know TMI). > >Nonetheless, I did not feel sad or angry because I >could not have the cake. It really did not bother me >at all. I was shocked because before surgery, I was a >chocoholic and maybe some day it might bother me but >if and when the day comes, I will just be on here >whining. > >Thanks for listening. >Pam Marsh > >--- Diane Duenas brendadiane64@...> >wrote: > > > I think that if some one is already talking about > > regaining then > > they could be setting themselves up for self > > fulfilling prophecy. I > > can tell you though at almost 2 years post op...it > > is a very real > > chance. I am totally struggling to maintain my 5 > > pound window...its > > harder than I ever imagined it would be. > > > > > > > Don't you think if someone is already talking > > about gaining weight > > > after WLS, 2-3 years down the road, that they are > > setting > > themselves > > > up (and allowing themselves) to gain weight? I > > know that this is > > the > > > last time I will lose weight. I will not allow > > myself to get out > > of > > > control with my weight. There will only be a 5 > > pound window for > > myself > > > when I get to my goal. I didn't take the decision > > to have surgery > > > lightly but I've noticed that some do. I guess I > > shouldn't worry > > about > > > others but when it is someone in my family, I > > worry about them. At > > 8 > > > weeks post op you should NOT be talking about > > gaining weight back > > in 2- > > > 3 years. Isn't that kind of crazy? Am I the only > > one that things > > this > > > is an odd thing to be talking about so early in > > the game? > > > > > > Just needed to get that off my chest. I need to > > quit worrying > > about > > > others and concentrate on myself but old diets die > > hard I guess. > > > > > > Tina > > > > > > > > > > >__________________________________ >Discover Yahoo! >Use Yahoo! to plan a weekend, have fun online and more. Check it out! >http://discover.yahoo.com/ > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted June 8, 2005 Report Posted June 8, 2005 Well good for you LaWanda and congrats on breaking through that Plateau! Get used to it because that seems how it is for me at least. I will stay the same weight for about 2 weeks then I drop 10 pounds...weird but its okay because it is more than I could ever ask for. Hang in there. Pam Marsh - 4 months post op. 170 (79.5 pounds gone/27 presurgery & 52 post surgery) Goal: 130 (press for 122-100#s loss post surgery) --- LaWanda Ezell konfuzed@...> wrote: > I'm the same way Pam, I just feed Dan and if he has > something that I either > can't, or don't want, to have, then it doesn't > bother me either. LaWanda > who finally broke her plateau! At 08:34 AM 6/7/05, > you wrote: > >You know what sort of bothers me is when someone > >invites me to have something and I say no thank you > >and they say why not and I say because I am not > >suppose to eat that type of stuff (usually it is > >something sweet) because I could get sick. And > they > >say well, as you get further out you will be able > to > >eat anything. > > > >I tell you people just don't get it. If you have > to > >go into the surgery thinking that way already, then > >maybe, just maybe this is not for you. I think > Uncle > >Timmy, ..one of the two said it best when they > >said " stop thinking about the stuff you have to > give > >up and think about what you are gaining " . > > > >Its like last night, I bought chocolate cake from > the > >store as a little surprise desert for my family. > It > >smelled heavenly but I did not eat a piece. When I > >finished serving my family their slice of cake, I > told > >my husband to like my fingers and he said you do it > >(he forgot about my surgery) and I said I can't. I > >have to tell you when he licked that cake off my > >fingers, boy I almost hit the roof. Funny how the > >smallest actions can really get your libido going > >(smile...I know TMI). > > > >Nonetheless, I did not feel sad or angry because I > >could not have the cake. It really did not bother > me > >at all. I was shocked because before surgery, I > was a > >chocoholic and maybe some day it might bother me > but > >if and when the day comes, I will just be on here > >whining. > > > >Thanks for listening. > >Pam Marsh > > > >--- Diane Duenas brendadiane64@...> > >wrote: > > > > > I think that if some one is already talking > about > > > regaining then > > > they could be setting themselves up for self > > > fulfilling prophecy. I > > > can tell you though at almost 2 years post > op...it > > > is a very real > > > chance. I am totally struggling to maintain my 5 > > > pound window...its > > > harder than I ever imagined it would be. > > > > > > > > > > Don't you think if someone is already talking > > > about gaining weight > > > > after WLS, 2-3 years down the road, that they > are > > > setting > > > themselves > > > > up (and allowing themselves) to gain weight? I > > > know that this is > > > the > > > > last time I will lose weight. I will not allow > > > myself to get out > > > of > > > > control with my weight. There will only be a 5 > > > pound window for > > > myself > > > > when I get to my goal. I didn't take the > decision > > > to have surgery > > > > lightly but I've noticed that some do. I guess > I > > > shouldn't worry > > > about > > > > others but when it is someone in my family, I > > > worry about them. At > > > 8 > > > > weeks post op you should NOT be talking about > > > gaining weight back > > > in 2- > > > > 3 years. Isn't that kind of crazy? Am I the > only > > > one that things > > > this > > > > is an odd thing to be talking about so early > in > > > the game? > > > > > > > > Just needed to get that off my chest. I need > to > > > quit worrying > > > about > > > > others and concentrate on myself but old diets > die > > > hard I guess. > > > > > > > > Tina > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >__________________________________ > >Discover Yahoo! > >Use Yahoo! to plan a weekend, have fun online and > more. Check it out! > >http://discover.yahoo.com/ > > > > > > > > > > Quote
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