Joeyzgirl
A month has passed?
Jul 14, 2009
Wow!! I can't believe a month has passed since I was approved for surgery. I still don't feel any more prepared as in have everything I need ready, but I do feel prepared mentally. I know I can do this. I was looking at my white binder from Dr. H. and worrying as usual about eating and drinking after surgery and it just clicked. The first week after surgery doesn't scare me anymore and that is such a load off my mind.I have been afraid to try and purchase different protein powders. I'm afraid my tastes will completely change and I'll be stuck with something I don't want and can't afford to get rid of.
I'm still confused about the vitamins and I would like to get started on them but it seems like everyone has a different opinion on what you should take.
I try to concentrate at work but I am so keyed up and ready for this surgery. I am nervous and happy at the same time.
We already made arrangements because my surgery falls during the State Fair and all Sedalia hotels are booked. I don't want to drive the two hours the morning of my surgery so we are staying at Whiteman Air Force Base the 13th and my family is staying there the 14th. That way I won't have to drive as far that morning. I'm the first operation of the day, I have to be there at 6:30.
I think this Friday we're going to go to Big Surf. Next year will be great I may actually be healthy enough to ride some of the rides and even though I will be saggy with extra skin I will still feel like i'm having more fun.
That's all I have for now except a quick top 5
Top 5 things I would rather go without than have the diet version:
5) Chocolate (Do they make a diet version) :)
4) Any kind of cake
3) Sugar :)
2) Yogurt or pudding
1) Soda, I hate diet soda :P blech
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About Me
Crocker, MO
Location
36.3
BMI
Surgery
08/14/2009
Surgery Date
Oct 22, 2008
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