WyldBreeze said:Just dropping in to leave great thoughts for my great friend.
I'm your friend. Can I take the great one the thoughts you have for her. 
*hugs* How are you today?RedHairedandFriendly said:I am not yet wireless, so my daughter had the computer for quite a while this afternoon.
au_man said:Dang, Red...
My wife should get home early today and I'll try to get "the secret handshake" for you...
I know she had the same trouble but found a special way to coordinate the PC and Linksys IP addresses...
It was easy once she figured it out.
Thanks though.
Hello there lovely ima.ima6uldv8 said:
Less and less every day. 
au_man said:K...
ima6uldv8 said:That's great news. I know it's a rough thing to go through but I'm sure you'll have success
It is, but it is so worth it. I'm going out tonight. . .cottage cheese at the salad bar at Pizza Hut. lol. . . I actually like cottage cheese but don't know if I'd choose it over pizzaRedHairedandFriendly said:
I don't want the kids missing out on special nights, just because my life has changed. . .so cottage cheese for me.
I understand you have no choice. It will be hard but you can do it.
ima6uldv8 said:I actually like cottage cheese but don't know if I'd choose it over pizza
) . . .
Not bad. How about you?MuttzNutz said:
Yes, though for the last two days I've been in an upright position more than usual and that seems to pull a bit more, so I may have to take a few lay down moments tomorrow. I haven't been overworking myself, but sitting at the computer hassling with my router and wireless crap. I'll be heading to bed in a few.MuttzNutz said:
No worriesWOOKSTER said:Just popped in to say thanks about putting me right on the other thread !
You're welcome. 
I found out about this surgery and I was on the table within six months. I had the operation 2 days after my birthday. I had a choose of 11/4 or 11/6. To say the least I didn't want to be put through this on my birtday.RedHairedandFriendly said:Is it conceited to start your own support thread? I don’t think so. I am starting this one because I think I’ll need it. On October 24th of this year, I’m undergoing Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass Surgery. I have pre test and a pre op class on the 9th and 10th.
This isn’t a decision that I just woke up to one day and decided on. I spent over 5 years researching it and even now as the day closes in on me, I’m still learning things.
I will tell you this. . .
My surgeon told me. . .for every 100 pounds a person is overweight you lose 20 years of your life. . .folks. . . I want my years back!
If you've had this surgery and want to share your story or offer advice, please do so! I am not alone in this journey.
SexSweetheart said:
you will know if you have lost weight if the pants you wore in early september needs a belt now. That's what happened to me. When I went to the doctor for the first after being out of the hositpal I spent an hour looking for a belt, which I had to punch a hole into. What a problem to have to deal with. It was great, I laughed and smile the whole time.RedHairedandFriendly said:Hey there SS. . .Yes, I would agree, it isn't something one wants done on their birthday. I had mine on my daughters which was sad enough for all of us, but she did get to celebrate her day early.
I haven't weighed in yet, but I do hope I've lost something.
Thanks for the good and better luck wishes. *hugs*
SexSweetheart said:
But I don't know how much I've lost. . .I will weigh in on Monday or Tuesday at my family doc's, because the surgeon is 3 hours away.
I am enjoying a relatively unproductive weekend, which isn't a bad thing.WyldBreeze said:Dropping in to leave good thoughts.....hope you're having a great weekend, friend.
and Hugs to you. 
