Taylors

Better Late Than Never - South Carolina

Botox and Fillers for Asymmetry - Charlotte, NC

WOW! you already look terrific and the hardest part is already finished! Don't be worried about anything--it's a BIG deal surgery and it is a process, not an event. Heal well!
And yes, prune juice is the bomb!

It's behind you! I just passed 3 months and I have to tell you that after the first week or so, the time will fly. Just remember that it's an ongoing process and NOTHING (as in nichts...nada...zilch...bumpkis...) happens fast. Just when you think you've finished a phase, it will flare up again. No worries. It's all good and it will be no time until you are writing folks like I'm doing! Best healing!

You are so sweet, Waited. It's amazing what a strong sense of joy we all have for each other. In my coaching practice, we consider this Level 5. Cooool. That's win-win!

Mothera8 you are hilarious! Yup, it's just a constant thing to keep the weight down, huh. Actually, I have invested far too much $ in size 6 to get back to an 8 or larger. I would be forced to run around naked, and that would not be to anyone's advantage. I didn't have a BL or BA, so I still have guided missiles for breasts.
As for the drinking, don't get me started...I don't and can't because it's so detrimental to MS. However, please know that I lift and imaginary glass to you!
And yes, we rock a LOT! :)

Hey BeautifulME! In answer to your question about eating more: No. I didn't and as a result, I ate less afterwords and now I've lost over 25 pounds! As my PS put it: if you listen to your body after your surgery, you'll notice that your stomach is satisfied faster and you eat less.
So, get a jump start and don't eat more now.