DuodenalSwitchaRoo
Taking a long scenic route!
I was lap 15 stone heavier, so unless my baby alien causes issues, should be the same 
Pre Op Haircut?
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huneypie
Wannabe
Ooh, so you're getting a panni. Do you know how much you have to lose before they'll do that?
DuodenalSwitchaRoo
Taking a long scenic route!
Yeah. A lot. LOL. I was approved 2 years ago but Mr P took so long I've been referred back to my GP....so god knows if its still on the books. I was told bmi 50 or below, stable for 6 months.
huneypie
Wannabe
You're gonna be a new person. :wink:
DuodenalSwitchaRoo
Taking a long scenic route!
Thats the dream lol. Im trying not to dream TOO HARD cos I don't want to be disapointed lol, but I swear, the minute I find out I fit on amusement park rides, I am draggin mike along every single weekend lol. I have a lot of years of sitting on the sidelines to make up for!
DuodenalSwitchaRoo
Taking a long scenic route!
People on FB keep screaming biotin....can DSers take that...and does it make any difference to those of us blessed with genes that mean thin hair for women after 30years?
Biotin...if it helps fine, doesn't help everyone EXACTLY as planned...I tried biotin, all it grew were my CHIN hairs. Didn't do a thing for the hair on my head.
Being healthy going into surgery, taking all your vitamins and getting protein is the best way. Cause you want your new hair to be as healthy as possible. What falls out is dead hair....so we want it out anyway.
Being healthy going into surgery, taking all your vitamins and getting protein is the best way. Cause you want your new hair to be as healthy as possible. What falls out is dead hair....so we want it out anyway.
DuodenalSwitchaRoo
Taking a long scenic route!
I have enough chin hairs that it is an every day exercise to pluck the "stray eyebrows" lol.
