Today I submit my application to the Kaiser Weight Management Department and I couldn't be more excited. It seems the further into the process I go, the less scared I am about surgery, scar tissue, slippage and everything I've heard that initially made me weary.

Because even more likely than those things, is the chance that everything could go OK, I could feel great, this could work, and it could save my life.

Please, send your love JuJu and Luck and Hope and everything...

BikiniBeachy

Kimburlee

60 days baby, 60 days until I'm sailing across the ocean, with an umbrella drink in my hand! Oh I can't wait!

Todays menu

Bfast
1 scrambled egg with sausage/ham/veggies in it

Lunch
out to lunch with friends, going to go to a bar-b-que joint, planning on getting the smoked chicken with green beans - no potatoes.

Dinner -
hmmm - not sure yet, we will have leftovers tonight since we have our bible/book study tonight at our house...

Sunshine2

My story is rather lengthy and sorted. I am excited to exclaim that today is the first day of the rest of my life.

I was banded in October of 2003. By October of 2004 I had lost 165 pounds. My problems began somewhere after that point with a slip. My wonderful insurance that paid for my surgery in 2003, would no longer support the band by October 2004. Somehow I missed the announcement, or decision. My problems began after the major weight loss. TriCare would gladly pay for the removal...

Kimburlee

Anyone with words of wisdom for me? Had my surgery a year and a half ago, been doing great until a month ago. I've been sliding backwards and falling into my old habits. Going in for an adjustment tomorrow. Will this do it for me? Do you all go to support groups? Let me know.

mb23