26 July 2016 How I’m treated differently within the health system now that I’m a normal weight I can only imagine like me, anyone who has been noticeably overweight or morbidly obese has a story or five to tell about how their… Read More→
12 July 2016 The fine art of saying no One thing I never really expected to increase after my gastric bypass surgery was how often I have to say, “No,” to people. The rules… Read More→
5 July 2016 Accepting life as a bariatric person Deciding whether or not to have bariatric surgery is the biggest decision I have ever had to make for myself. Bariatric surgery is a long-term,… Read More→
28 June 2016 Addiction Transfer There’s a bit of a phenomenon that can happen after bariatric surgery and it’s called addiction transfer. For some bariatric surgery patients part of the… Read More→
16 June 2016 Fighting regain and hitting rock bottom Towards the end of last year my weight started hanging firmly round my goal weight. I never want to lose the fight against weight regain… Read More→
7 June 2016 Breaking Eating Addiction Patterns Hi, my name is Melissa and I used to be (possibly still am) addicted to food. The topic of eating addiction seems to polarise people.… Read More→
2 June 2016 Being Comfortable in Your Own Skin One thing I really never expected after my gastric bypass was getting to a point where I am completely comfortable in my own skin. It’s… Read More→
17 May 2016 Post-op bariatric head games So much of the personal journey many of us will have through bariatric surgery is in our own heads. Our minds are powerful and can… Read More→
5 May 2016 When things don’t seem right ….. The main reason I started my blog was to get some experiential information out there about exactly what it’s like to go through and live… Read More→
14 April 2016 This is down to you, kid. There is one major contributing factor in the overall success of everyone having bariatric surgery. That main factor is you! I see so much focus… Read More→