i think for me it was my weakest and my strongest, I've enjoyed watching your videos and thanks for the tips, i'm preop, lurking i guess you would say,
I am also considering having the surgery now and I feel very strong one minute and very weak the next. I am waiting to hear back from the clinic that's going to do my wls and the insurance company.
Well for me I would say that it was my weakest point. When I finally gave up and said okay I'm fat, I am not getting any skinnier. I told myself that I was way too scared to have my insides rearanged. Now I plan on getting the surgery and I still feel defeated I geuss.
So far for me it has been a bit of both. Definitely the weakest because I'm looking at myself thinking, "is this really the only way i'll ever get healthy?" and the strongest because I'm also thinking, "finally I know what I have to do to reach my goals". It's hard because of the duality. I've honestly never felt more emotionally pulled in my life and I'm sure it's all got to do with the dynamic between feeling two extreme ways at the same time.
I definitely think I was at my STRONGEST point...I had just made some very major changes in my life...moved across the country, got a new job, bought a new place...started a new life...and then this decision just came to me. It was the right time...
See, for me it wasn't a hard decision to make.. I knew that was really my only option :-/ It took me three years to finally go through with it just because of insurance hassle otherwise I would have had it done three years ago when I first wanted to :-S
glad you made the decision though :D:D best thing I know i've ever done for myself
I think you're at your weakest in your battle against weight, but the decision to have life-altering surgery is never an easy one. So the decision itself, I think, is a strong one.
I guess I would consider it a little of both. I was weak in my weight loss tries and failures. But I was at my strongest because I knew what I wanted and went for it. Also I have such a great support system w/ family and friends. I hope that answers your question :) Hugs, Melissa :)
are you talking about lyposuction?
Mropticalgreen 9 months ago
you have amazing eyes
teamforteress 10 months ago
i think for me it was my weakest and my strongest, I've enjoyed watching your videos and thanks for the tips, i'm preop, lurking i guess you would say,
phonegal1 2 years ago
for me it was my weakest point in my life.
eyya08 2 years ago
I am also considering having the surgery now and I feel very strong one minute and very weak the next. I am waiting to hear back from the clinic that's going to do my wls and the insurance company.
melisnyd 3 years ago 2
Well for me I would say that it was my weakest point. When I finally gave up and said okay I'm fat, I am not getting any skinnier. I told myself that I was way too scared to have my insides rearanged. Now I plan on getting the surgery and I still feel defeated I geuss.
DrEaMeReScApE 3 years ago 2
So far for me it has been a bit of both. Definitely the weakest because I'm looking at myself thinking, "is this really the only way i'll ever get healthy?" and the strongest because I'm also thinking, "finally I know what I have to do to reach my goals". It's hard because of the duality. I've honestly never felt more emotionally pulled in my life and I'm sure it's all got to do with the dynamic between feeling two extreme ways at the same time.
youwantgeek 4 years ago
I definitely think I was at my STRONGEST point...I had just made some very major changes in my life...moved across the country, got a new job, bought a new place...started a new life...and then this decision just came to me. It was the right time...
EmilyLV1595 4 years ago
it was definitely my weakest point. but then again, yes. it was strong as well since it's a huge, life changing decision to make.
3foldutopiandream 4 years ago
See, for me it wasn't a hard decision to make.. I knew that was really my only option :-/ It took me three years to finally go through with it just because of insurance hassle otherwise I would have had it done three years ago when I first wanted to :-S
glad you made the decision though :D:D best thing I know i've ever done for myself
shrinkinglaura 4 years ago
I think you're at your weakest in your battle against weight, but the decision to have life-altering surgery is never an easy one. So the decision itself, I think, is a strong one.
cschorback 4 years ago
I guess I would consider it a little of both. I was weak in my weight loss tries and failures. But I was at my strongest because I knew what I wanted and went for it. Also I have such a great support system w/ family and friends. I hope that answers your question :) Hugs, Melissa :)
itcomputerchick 4 years ago