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I thought for sure I would die during the
surgery and even asked my surgeon minutes before the surgery if it was to late
to back out – he said no it wasn’t – I went ahead with it
anyway. That was 6 years ago – I made it through and so can you.
Kathleen - follow our adoption journey at www.freewebs.com/jessieshome
It is said
that within every fat woman is a thin woman dying to get out; but inside this
thin woman, is a fat woman who remembers.
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Sent: Monday, February 11, 2008
4:48 PM
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[sch_gastric_bypass_support] New person with questions!
Greetings everyone! I am excited to find a group
through Sentara,
because I am familiar with them from when we were stationed in VB. I am
now in GA, but I am on the road to get surgery, most likely this
summer.
I am a 22/24, 32 years old. I have PCOS, asthma, arthitis, and
fibromyalgia. I know in my heart that DO need to get surgery. I also
have a massive family hx of heart disease and diabetes and both of my
parents passed early. I know that this is absolutely the best solution
for me. But here is my question: Maybe this is from everyone I know
freaking out about the risks involved, but I have a serious fear of
dying in the operation. I have two kids and I don't want to leave them
or my husband behind. I know this is the best thing for me, but I
battle with this constant fear. Did anyone else have this? How did you
get over it?
Thanks!
CBMama
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