Pokey757

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Danette
LAP 08/22/05
Surgery for Obstruction 10/5/05

Highest/Pre-op/Current/Goal
311/301/196/to be under 200 lbs
BMI 56/53/38
5'2" Short

Gladitsme

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Nancy
7/19/05 Lap RNY Dr.Callery


Just call me SisterBear!

LizardQueen

Isn't great to realize you can just have one and walk away? I eat pizza every couple of weeks-thin crust only. I always have a bit of grilled chicken salad with it. There are much worse choices I could make!

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Amber
Open RNY 2/22/05
278/103.5 way below goal

bridgetgirl

I love pizza.. one slice at a time It tastes so much better now. Amazing how one slice tastes better than half a pie did in our prior lives..... pizza honey, its all good. Everything in moderation!

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J.Bridget Fisher aka koi-pea
2/9/04 lap 5'11"
298/170-trying to lose another 10

www.myspace.com/caliclovercutie
What Sawyer would call me on LOST: ladybug

"People will argue with you that getting what you want in life isn’t something you can learn, if you’re destined to be one of the worlds winners as opposed to one of its perpetual whiners, its because you have been born with the right talents and temperament and have a big dose of self-esteem, ambition, and good judgment." Kate White

veroniquetalk

I just eat the toppings on pizza. If I eat the whole slice it is just too much.

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Veronica
Lap 7/6/05
215/155/123
start/goal/current At NORMAL weight!
BMI 39.32/21.8

Brooke220

I agree that MODERATION is becoming my new MANTRA. Moderation and no grazing.

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Brooke
lap RNY 10.03.05
Surgery @ VCU-MCV*
332/194/180

queenzed

I do the same thing when pizza is around! One slice, then I eat a side salad.

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~~MEGAN~~
333/171/165
(Updated 02/22/07)

Lap: 04/27/05 University Hospital, Cleveland, OH

http://www.myspace.com/10866719

Scarbelly

Isn't wonderful to be able to walk away from the foods that used to enslave us? If there was pizza in my house before I would'nt be able to leave it alone or quit thinking about it being there, in the kitchen, on the counter, calling my name, until I had at least mutilated the last slice if I couldn't stuff one more piece down. Now I can eat a few bites of something and THROW THE REST AWAY! I've NEVER discarded food before, my chihuahua is eating like a king now, today he is dragging a rib bone around the yard thats bigger than him, took the kids to Magic Time Machine last night for a birthday celebration, we ordered the Roman Orgy and I sent home all the prime rib with a friend, saved a beef rib for the dog, and brought home the delicious veggies for us! A few bites off everything that came to the table was plenty and I left there feeling comfortably full without Gizmo expressing his displeasure. Isnt it a great feeling of mastery over your appetite to be able to join in with everyone else on a dietary splurge but still be taking care of your own needs, no self sabotauge anymore.

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Jana

Dr. R.G. Caperhart, Dallas Tx
Open RNY 12/6/05
233/160/150