Yo-yo dieting has been the story of my life.  In my teens, I was anorexic-thin, but believed I was too fat, so I started to diet.  Every kind of crazy diet out there.  But every time I lost a few pounds, I would gain them back and they always brought friends.  I dieted myself to 200# by the time I was 25, and then I figured I'd really get serious.  I started paying people to help me lose weight, programs like weight watchers, nutri-system, and expensive gym memberships and sessions with personal trainers.  I finally hurt my back, and three back surgeries later, I weighed 270#.  Then I had kids, and 44# later, I am at my heaviest 314#.  A friend at work told me she was considering WLS, and I actually tried talking her out of it.  I started looking into it for her sake, thinking I could uncover the BAD, and all I found was GOOD, or not so bad.  So I started considering it for myself.  I am a very motivated and organized person, and within 2 months, I was approved by my insurance and had completed Phase 1 testing.  I'll be getting a surgery date tomorrow!  I'm scared, anxious, excited, sad, happy, and exhausted all at the same time.  God-willing, my story will be a successful one.

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