BeckiP
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Hiya BeckiP! Exactly 5 months post op yesterday - I didn't even realise! Pre op it is very difficult to imagine yourself on the 'other side' but once you are it is definitely worth it. I would say the 2 week pre op diet and the first week after surgery is the worst, but that time does fly and it is NOT the worst thing in the world to go through for potentially a healthier and happier future.
Eating wise, well I don't each much at all! Every time I have a meal it amazes me how little I eat (and actually feel full up). My confidence has grown, I can wear the clothes I want to wear. I know having the surgery was the best thing for me to doMy husband is loving it and my daughter now has a happier, more energetic Mummy for it.
Are you telling anyone about your surgery?
Any questions just ask, I pop on here most days to have a nose
Katy xx
Hi Katy - You are totally right. Considering the amount of help we are all getting with this surgery, the least we could do is to contribute to a happier and healthier future. Just what I needed to hear tbh!
At the moment I haven't really told anybody... Only my close family and my boss(for when I book time off!) I'm very much of the opinion that (in the nicest way possible) it's not much of anyone else's business what I do with my body (fat or thin!). Also, I know how hard it was for me to understand why my mum was getting it done... and I don't suppose it would be easier for anyone else to understand it from my point of view. Don't get me wrong... I will probably change my mind but while I'm going through the meetings and weigh ins I don't really want it to be open to discussion.
Also! I'm swayed very easily and I don't want anyone to change my mind. I've become well informed about it and from that I've thought about it long and hard. I decided I wanted to do it for me no matter what anybody else thought.
Did you tell many people? What was their reaction? x