I finally did it. I got below 100kg. I couldn't believe it I got on the scales and then off and on and off and on again. Its a good feeling. I really needed it. Its been a very bad few weeks. Moved house, got into trouble with a fanatical muslim father and got suspended from school for 3 days, lost a dog (then found her), lost a cat (still haven't found her).

I have to admit that my sleve journey hasn't been too bad. my baby stomach dictates how much I can eat, but I have found ...

OK guys I have a question. Has anyone tried protein bullet? I've tried whey protein, but that's been the only time I've vomited. I hate anything that even smells like milk. I've seen the advert and it sounds promising as they have free shipping to Bahrain. I'm willing to fork out the money, but I'd appreciate it if someone has tried it and can give me some feedback. I can't buy any of the other protein things that everyone talks about and it is sooooooooooooooo expensive to get it shipped ...

Ok, so here's what's gone on so far.

I had my op on the 3rd August. I had to go in a day early cos they wanted to sort out my sugar. I got stabbed with insulin for the first time god knows how many times. My arms were black and blue and I didn't like them stabbing my tiger in its eye . Anyway went down for the op at 10 on Wednesday and was back in my room by 1. The first thing I remember after the op was my hubbies face. That was great. I had asked to keep the stomach part they ...

Hi all, I got my sleeve on Wednesday morning. Things have been surprisingly good, not too much pain or discomfort. What has really hurt was when I went to settle the final bill it was almost twice what I had been quoted. I was devastated.

I've just realised that I don't have a summer dressing gown. Last week I finally bought night clothes. It is a cuteish camisole and shorts. Normally I don't wear anything to bed, but I thought it might be prudent to get something. It hit me just now that today is the first day of Ramadan and all hell will break lose as I am going into a military hospital, I will be showing more skin than these people see in a lifetime most women there will be wearing abayas, hyjabs and the face covering, ...