LizardQueen

I work night shift but I worked days for years. Anyway, i had to go in during the day yesterday and felt so self-concious! Most people at work know I had surgery so I guess that they weren't being rude. People kept looking me up and down! I guess they are trying to see if I have lost and where. I got a couple of nice comments but the funny looks really made me kind of creeped out. Has this happened to you all?

Amber
Down 70 lbs

bridgetgirl

Oh yeah heat to toe staress all the time in the beginning. Also watching what you eat and how you react to it..... for about the first 6 months it seems inevitable, but with time they will forgot all about it.

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2/9/04 lap 5'11"
298/170-trying to lose another 10

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lealphachienne

I strut quite a bit around the office, so I guess I can't help getting checked out I don't mind if I can be one of those people that are a positive story to pass along. "I know someone who had surgery and she's doing great" type of legacy sounds good to me.

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5/28/04
Lap RNY
5'3"
235/125
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