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2 1/2 yrs later: I wanted to share my before-and-after pictures and hopefully encourage some of you who are preparing for surgery or still trying to decide if it’s the right choice for you! I’m 5’2 SW:225- CW:130 my dr is Dr. Carlos Galindo ❤️ First and foremost, everyone’s journey is different. Some people lose weight faster than others, some experience complications, and some have relatively smooth recoveries. Please don’t compare your progress to someone else’s! One thing I cannot stress enough is the importance of doing your research BEFORE having surgery. I’ve been in this group for over two years, and I’ve seen so many women experience things they had absolutely no idea could happen after surgery. Research EVERYTHING! Not just the beautiful transformations and success stories, but the possible complications, nutritional deficiencies, gallbladder problems, acid reflux, dehydration, hair loss, and the lifelong changes that come with bariatric surgery. Know the difference between gastric sleeve and gastric bypass, understand the risks associated with each, and make sure you have a plan for medical follow-up once you return home from Mexico. Ask questions, educate yourself, and prepare for the best-case AND worst-case scenarios. This surgery is a TOOL, not a magic wand. You still have to put in the work, physically, mentally, and emotionally. And please remember, your success isn’t measured by how quickly the number on the scale drops. Celebrate the little victories, the clothes that fit differently, the energy you gain, the confidence you rebuild, and the healthier habits you’re creating. Don’t let someone else’s progress discourage you. Be patient with yourself, trust the process, and most importantly, take care of your health along the way. To everyone getting ready for surgery, I wish you a safe procedure, a smooth recovery, and a beautiful journey ahead! And to those already on the other side, keep sharing your experiences, both good and bad, because you never know who you might be helping. ❤️ Also, I would like to add that many times I was on a stall for weeks and sometimes months, I wound up surpassing my 150 pound weight goal and got down to 115 lbs. which was way too small for me. I had to speak with my doctor too get an appetite stimulant so that I could get back up to 130lbs. Take care of yourself eating is important taking your vitamins is also very important.#selflovejourney #weightloss #lesbiansoftiktok #loveyourself
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