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12-19-2005, 08:15 AM
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| Super Moderator  Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: illinois
Posts: 510
Weight Statistics 9/12/05 Start Date:
9/12/05 Surgery Date:
Height: 317 lb Start Weight:
184 lb Current Weight:
150 lb Goal Weight:
133 lb Weight Loss:
34 lb Lb Left to Lose:
41.9558359621 % % Lost:
09/12/07 Goal Date:
Body Mass Index 51 BMI Start:
29 BMI Current:
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Weight Loss Method Roux en Y Gastric Bypass   |  it's freekin cold omg i so hate the cold now a days...it was 9 below this am...van wouldn't start...old truck did...the stranded me for 15 minutes cuz the dern battery cable came loose...home now and cannot warm up and i have a stinkin cold...but.....life IS grand even on cold mondays.all the christmas shoppin is done and i have heat in my house sick family members are here for this blessed time and i am thankful despite the evil force tryin to sabbatage this wonderful holiday...SO IN YA FACE SATAN YOU WON'T WIN THIS TIME.now...i love you guys huggs christy
__________________ ChristyBlue  surgery 9/12/05 open RNY BMI 51/29 315/185/150  130 pounds lost
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12-19-2005, 10:14 AM
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| Administrator  | Christy, I am soo glad that you see it for what it is. Now I don't always throw the label of "attack" around any and all uncomfortable things that happen. Sometimes it is just life happening. However, you ability to see just how small it is in comparison to all of the goodness going on is wonderful. This is nothing less than doing a quick inventory of you situation. I find that EVERY single time I take a honest quick inventory of my life situation of this VERY minute. I have found that although I may have some real painful things going on, my overall cup overfloweth. With this recognition I continually land in a state of gratitude. And life is soooo much easier when I am operating from a place of gratitude. Craig
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12-19-2005, 10:16 AM
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| Super Moderator Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: illinois
Posts: 510
Weight Statistics 9/12/05 Start Date:
9/12/05 Surgery Date:
Height: 317 lb Start Weight:
184 lb Current Weight:
150 lb Goal Weight:
133 lb Weight Loss:
34 lb Lb Left to Lose:
41.9558359621 % % Lost:
09/12/07 Goal Date:
Body Mass Index 51 BMI Start:
29 BMI Current:
24 BMI Goal:
Weight Loss Method Roux en Y Gastric Bypass | i sooo agree...life has thrown me some..ummm...dung lately...but yanno...we are all still alive and safe and warm...have clothes and shoes and such...we have so much more that a lot of others...and i have my life back....whats not to be grateful for? huggs christy
__________________ ChristyBlue surgery 9/12/05 open RNY BMI 51/29 315/185/150 130 pounds lost
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12-19-2005, 10:17 AM
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| Super Moderator  | Yeeow, it ain't that cold here, but yeah, it's freezin' cold nevertheless. The whole of Japan is hip deep in snow right now...with the exception of Tokyo, where I live. (Somehow, this city always gets passed over when it comes to snow storms  )I was watching the news reporting cars stuck in the highways for over 18 hours while warming up on the bike at the gym tonight, thinking I sure don't want to be stuck there:P
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12-19-2005, 11:11 AM
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| Big Loser | Well, if you want to make lemonade out of lemons, I NEVER got this cold when I was fat and wearing my natural coat! It's kind of like new shoes are great because they feel so good when you take them off, and this hunger pain is a good thing because it must mean I'm dropping weight! Besides, as we get smaller, we can actually find clothes that fit, and layer them on w/o looking like the Michelin tire man (or Santa Claus). Vicki |
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12-19-2005, 11:16 AM
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| Big Loser | I lived in Kyoto for 3 years. First year it was numbing cold, even at over 300 lbs., and the heater instructions were all in Japanese and I couldn't figure out how to turn it on! You know how the Japanese like their complicated gadgets...no simple on /off switch there. Even the tolilet talked. Lucky I didn't know what it was saying as it stared up my bum!!! Vicki |
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12-19-2005, 08:39 PM
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| Super Moderator | Quote:
It'll keep you away from the white out, too:P
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12-19-2005, 09:00 PM
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 You jut press the largest button! Or the one that's red/ colored.Just ask Craig, he and Leslie were here in Nov, and they stayed at a fully furnished apt on their own. The first night, I showed them the ropes, and never did I get an SOS Kyoto gets colder/hotter 'n Tokyo because it's at the bottom of a valley. Probably buried knee deep in snow in parts right now. I'd better check with a friend who lives there. The location of ancient cities were chosen according to feng shui (Chinese fortune telling for good/bad locations) so, many are surrounded by mountains, or at least have mountains to their backs. BTW, I have friends in Austin, a couple who both were classmates in med school. Every time I go visiting in Texas, I try to find the time to visit them, but have been unsucessful so far, and end up getting big beefs from them.:P Gotta make it there some day!
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