-
Hi, If you cannot get into the site, be sure to Contact Us. Please be advised that the app is no longer in use!
Regrets?
- Thread starter tiarasandtantrums
- Start date
Karlos
New Member
I think you just click on my profile album below my picture
No albums showing honey
vanilla-cupcake
Active Member
gaelic girl
Loving Being a Loser
can't find them either Kate x
vanilla-cupcake
Active Member
vanilla-cupcake
Active Member
thinkbethin
New Member
Yes me too, only regret is that I left it this late to have my band. My daughters 19 and I would like her to have one now so she does'nt waste her life yo yo dieting like I didx
tpt
Uber geek
Hhhmmm... I have had a bit of a crummy time of it - 7 weeks post-op and had a non weight loss period of 3 weeks, lots and lots of dumping, pain when swallowing (eating too quickly), regurgitating, fainting, exhaustion (most of which was self induced from doing way too much too quickly)... there were times when I regretted spending the money I had saved up for my Harley but they soon passed and overall I am ok with it all. When I watch my loved ones shoving take-aways down their throats I feel really good and have NO regrets at all, it's a great tool for not indulging in those bad habits!
Problems usually sort themselves out as long as you can identify the trigger problem.
Problems usually sort themselves out as long as you can identify the trigger problem.
tiarasandtantrums
Kia Kaha
It's good getting a cross section of answers. It seems that the main regret is not getting it done sooner - which is understandable.
My biggest concern is that I've had quite a bit of surgery in my life - not weight connected - and I've always had problems afterwards. I had a hysterectomy when I was 31 and was REALLY poorly afterwards. It took me well over a year to recover.
The mere fact that I'm contemplating surgery to help me with my weight and to give me back the hope of living a normal life, is a clear indication that I am committed to making it work. Fingers crossed. x
My biggest concern is that I've had quite a bit of surgery in my life - not weight connected - and I've always had problems afterwards. I had a hysterectomy when I was 31 and was REALLY poorly afterwards. It took me well over a year to recover.
The mere fact that I'm contemplating surgery to help me with my weight and to give me back the hope of living a normal life, is a clear indication that I am committed to making it work. Fingers crossed. x
gaelic girl
Loving Being a Loser
Sorry to hear you have a difficult time when you have recovered from previous surgeries, i really hope if you decide on wls it will be different for you this time. I know when i took the decision to have a bypass i was committed to making it work good luck x
Bonita
New Member
I'd be lying if I said I haven't had the odd moment when I thought, 'I wish I'd not started all this'.
Only this week I sat with my doctor bawling my eyes out telling him that I wish I'd not had it done, then this morning I put on a top that is six sizes smaller then I'm used too and I feel entirely different again.
Like you I don't handle surgery at all well (also had a long time recovering after a Hysterectomy), and my GB has been no acception, but I'm pretty sure that eventually things will settle down and life will hopefully get back to normal.
The weight loss is great and the way things are going I'm going to hit target a lot sooner than I thought I would, so all things considered I'm glad I had it done really and like everyone else just wish I'd had the courage to do it sooner.
Only this week I sat with my doctor bawling my eyes out telling him that I wish I'd not had it done, then this morning I put on a top that is six sizes smaller then I'm used too and I feel entirely different again.
Like you I don't handle surgery at all well (also had a long time recovering after a Hysterectomy), and my GB has been no acception, but I'm pretty sure that eventually things will settle down and life will hopefully get back to normal.
The weight loss is great and the way things are going I'm going to hit target a lot sooner than I thought I would, so all things considered I'm glad I had it done really and like everyone else just wish I'd had the courage to do it sooner.
jo_ jo
New Member
I too am glad I had it done. I wish I had it done years ago but to be true to myself I don`t think I was ready for it then. I know have my head screwed on and focused which I think helps now.And the feeling of getting into smaller clothes and doing things that you havent done for years is fantastic.
Jo
xx
Jo
xx
