Don't Count out MEXICO! - Tijuana, Mexico
In 2011, I was a svelt 321.6 pounds, 5 foot 11,...
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Recovery was quite simple...
Recovery was quite simple. It was exactly like having a gallbladder removed. I took 7 days off of work (however I only sit at a desk) and I had a 14 month old to chase after and didn't find it very hard. There was 4 incisions, each only being an 1 or 2 long and only one had stitches. I was sore, but nothing a hot bath didn't help. The hardest part of this whole experience was the mental battles. Re learning to eat and getting used to a shrinking body. I still catch myself looking at plus sized clothes instead of my size 8. I still cook and take way to much food just to throw it away. Old habits die hard. But the biggest pro of everything is not having cravings.... you know when you drive down the street and you can smell the fried chicken restaurant and that's all you crave for days?!?! Yup, that doesn't happen any more! I smell it and it almost makes me nauseous. And the taste of lettuce and celery are phenomenal. My entire sense of taste and smell has been rebuilt for a healthier lifestyle. I still struggle from grazing at night time but 2 years out I haven't regained any weight. I float about a solid 7 pounds depending on the time of the month but overall its fairly steady. Hope that helps!! If in had too, I would pay 10x the amount of money I did knowing it would be this successful!
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Congratulations on your weight loss, you lok awesome and you've obviusly worked really hard at it! How was your recovery after surgery? Did you have much pain and downtime?
I don't really crave things, I think the one thing I miss is soda. I used to love diet soda and I haven't had it in about 6 months now, but I do still miss it. However, not to the point where It can't be int he house or I would drink it.