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I have two colonic boards and one is for sale.

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Good Line !!!

I love it! I think that would cure the Bigmouth problem quickly!LOL!

Sue Barra

Tampa

4/03

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>There are 25 messages in this issue.

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>Topics in this digest:

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> 1. Re: Moments... TO HOLLY

> From: " JamiGoldWing " <JamiGoldWing@...>

> 2. Re: Re: Moments... TO Jami

> From: hlfsuper@...

> 3. Re: Tell ... Don't Tell

> From: Wendell <vikwendell@...>

> 4. Re: Re: Moments... TO Jami

> From: susannephillips2@...

> 5. Re: surgery day coming soon

> From: " ellen serpa " <ellenscoco@...>

> 6. Joplin Weekly Meeting

> From: " Star Sweet " <stars@...>

> 7. Re: Tell ... Don't Tell

> From: " akhansenxx " <AKHansen@...>

> 8. RE: Re: Moments...WAAAY too long a post...but this hit a nerve!!!!

> From: " Queen " <valmaboyz@...>

> 9. Re: Moments...WAAAY too long a post...but this hit a nerve!!!!

> From: barbboomer@...

> 10. RE: Moments...but this hit a nerve!!!!/ hypocracy

> From: " Queen " <valmaboyz@...>

> 11. RE: Moments...WAAAY too long a post/Reply to V

> From: " Queen " <valmaboyz@...>

> 12. RE: Moments...WAAAY too long a post/Reply to Holly

> From: " Queen " <valmaboyz@...>

> 13. Re: Moments... TO

> From: " JamiGoldWing " <JamiGoldWing@...>

> 14. Re: Tell ... Don't Tell - To Anne Hansen

> From: " JamiGoldWing " <JamiGoldWing@...>

> 15. Arm pain

> From: Michele <mwhitney2000@...>

> 16. Re: Re: Tell ... Don't Tell

> From: Michele <mwhitney2000@...>

> 17. Drinks for protein?

> From: Michele <mwhitney2000@...>

> 18. RE: Re: Tell ... Don't Tell

> From: " Dr Rutledge " <Dr_Rutledge@...>

> 19. Discovery Channel

> From: " dbazarian " <diane1954@...>

> 20. RE: Re: Moments... TO

> From: " Queen " <valmaboyz@...>

> 21. Re: Re: Tell ... Don't Tell

> From: mags4u2@...

> 22. CLOS-High Point's Monthly Support Group Meeting

> From: " Debra Green " <djg@...>

> 23. Re: Arm pain

> From: npm@...

> 24. Re: Telll....Not tell

> From: npm@...

> 25. Re: Drinks for protein?

> From: npm@...

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>Message: 1

> Date: Thu, 13 Oct 2005 20:25:09 -0000

> From: " JamiGoldWing " <JamiGoldWing@...>

>Subject: Re: Moments... TO HOLLY

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>Hi Holly, thanks for your heartfelt and very thought-provoking post.

>I totally understand where you are coming from. I can see

>the " tell/don't tell " issue from both sides.

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>My own personal choice was: in the beginning, while working on the

>Dreaded Packet and getting my financial ducks lined up in a row, I

>chose to tell NO ONE except on a strict need-to-know basis. Husband,

>kids, family doctor, period. I was doing my own thorough independent

>research, and I did NOT want to hear everyone's horror stories about

>gastric bypass operations gone bad, nor any other type of negative

>attitudes toward it. I just wanted to concentrate all of my time,

>energy and resources to get it DONE.

>

>I maintained this position during the first 8 months after my MGB,

>mainly because (A) I didn't want to be scrutinized and have people

>monitoring and commenting on what I was eating, and (B) I wanted to

>make " sure " it was really gonna work for me before I let the cat out

>of the bag, and © I didn't want people to worry about me. When

>people started noticing my weight loss (which, amazingly, they

>apparently did not do for the first 5 months) and started asking me

>HOW I was losing the weight, I simply told them the truth: " I am

>eating a lot less than I used to. " No one thought to ask me HOW I

>was eating less. During that period of time (if the door to the

>subject opened -- I never pushed it on anyone), I felt free to

>tell " strangers " because I figured since I didn't know them, they

>wouldn't have a chance to do a running commentary on what/when/why I

>was eating, nor would they worry about me.

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>Then, at my wedding in September 2004 (8 months out), I chose to come

>out of the closet to my GoldWing friends (we got married at a

>GoldWing Rally in Lake Tahoe). I explained my reasons for not having

>told earlier, and everyone accepted that. Of course, by that time

>(loss of 95 pounds), it was pretty obvious that it WAS INDEED

>working, so I didn't have that issue to deal with, and as far as

>people judging what I ate, by that stage I was in a position to say

>that my eating habits have obviously worked well for the past 8

>months, I have lost 95 pounds, so stuff a sock in it.

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>However, I made the choice to " stay in the closet " at work, and now

>although there are times I would like to " come out " , I feel like it's

>too late after this much time has gone by. The explanation I gave my

>GoldWing friends (that I wanted to wait and make sure it was gonna

>work and I didn't want people scrutinizing me or worrying about me in

>the meantime until I had concrete results to show) was all well and

>good for the first 8 months while I was still losing. But I am now

>21 months out, and reached my goal 8 months ago, and have not lost

>any more since then. So I guess I feel it would be too awkward to

>tell at work now, at this late stage. Another thing that I

>considered when deciding to stay in the closet at work: I am afraid

>that people might think, " Hmmm, if she wasn't 'honest' about her

>weight loss surgery, I wonder what else she is not being honest

>about. " In other words, they might start to question my

>trustworthiness from a professional standpoint. I personally don't

>feel that I was " dishonest " -- after all, I did tell them the truth --

> I DO eat a lot less than I used to.

>

>So, this is where I am at right now. For the reasons outlined above,

>I have decided to continue not telling at work, and if someone from

>work sees me on the Las Vegas Celebrity MGB thing on Discovery, all I

>can say is " Oh Well. "

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>I realize the " tell/don't tell " decision is personal to each of us,

>and we each have to do what is right for us in our particular

>circumstances.

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>Peace to All,

>JamiGoldWing

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>>Hi Flo!

>>I remember you were one of my contacts when I was working on the

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>Dr. R. package 2 years ago! Thank God for you too! I agree with so

>much that you wrote, particularly praying for Dr R and his patients

>every day, and gratitude for breaking out of the prison of our fat

>bodies. In our recent posts, we've been discussing the various

>aspects of discrimination of fat people and how we choose to react,

>ignore or accept it. I've enjoyed reading all these thoughts from

>our fellow MGBer's. You actually have broadened our topic to a

>related but new one and that is, do we tell of our surgery or not. I

>witnessed the experiences of a friend of mine through her stories

>about her RNY WLS. She chose to tell the world for the first 3

>years, and now 5 years out she remains anonymous. There is a lot of

>discrimination for having the surgery too! I have chosen complete

>anonymity and wouldn't even introduce myself at the patient meetings

>at CLOS prior to my surgery. Only told two people I had the

>procedure, my mom and my friend with the RNY, and I only told one

>since then. He was a very fat guy I dated last year. After we dated

>for a few months, I shared with him my story to hopefully help him

>and encourage him to partake of it. His reaction was not good. We

>aren't dating any more for other reasons, but I wish I had not told

>him and I won't tell anyone else. I have shared my knowledge of it

>with overweight people and they do not seem interested in getting

>it. For me, this procedure is so much in the mainstream media now

>with Al Roker, Carlie, and others that I just do not feel obligated

>to help others know about it. I do not want to deal with the

>judgments of those who would say that I was weak for not being able

>to do this without surgery. Ok Everybody, Don't go nuts here! I do

>not feel weak and I totally understand Dr. R's teachings, but that is

>a common reaction by people who have never had a weight problem. I

>have other gifts that I try to share with people I encounter, but for

>me, my MGB is my private business.

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>>Thank you for allowing me to share,

>>Holly

>>318/165

>>5'10 " Size 8

>>March 11, 2003

>>Dr R (MY HERO!!!)

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