SIREN - do it to spite him!!!!

Posted By: - sm mtok on 2008-10-06
In Reply to: Thanks guys! - Siren

BTDT and I went from a size 12 to a size 3 just to spite the B*st*rd. Unfortunately, and fortunately LOL, I am no longer married to him and I am back where I started except with a very supportive husband who loves me. I have decided in the last few months though that I am going to get back on track, I'm 43 now so a size 3 is completely out of the question :)! But I'm going to do it for me. You need to do it for YOU and having a side order of "I'll show you" really doesn't hurt LOL. Feel free to e-mail me privately if you need to vent.

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HELP!!! I need some advice - Siren
- weight loss and bypass - Tootsie
- Thought of Medi-Fast? sm - Thinking
- exercise is really important; they stress that on The Biggest Loser. - nm
  - Biggest Loser - MTSO Edition - next season? (nm) - speechpro
- Have you thought of liquid diet? - sm -
  - Liquid diet for 1 to 2 months?! - Marie
    - Liquid Diet - LinK
- This is not meant to be rude, but - sm - mtok
  - mtok - Siren
    - The pressure of it is the killer. sm - mary
      - Thanks guys! - Siren
        How much does your husband weight? Maybe - MEOW
        Gastric bypass patient here - OldieMT
        Not for anything - Ghost
        SIREN - do it to spite him!!!! - - sm mtok
    - That is discrimination......there is a National Awareness Group - ESMT
    - Sorry - Siren
      - COBRA - MT Advocate
        If you have as much as you say you need to ultimately lose, - Marie
        Don't you have to have insurance to have the bypass surgery or the lap band? sm - MT and worn out
        Yes it does take time, but it all also depends on the doctor - Marie

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