Once the weight is lost...

I wonder how I will deal with the flabby rolls of excess skin.

I can already tell my body isn't going to be one of those where the skin
shrinks back nicely, even with exercise.

I think I might look worse in some ways.

I won't have the money for plastic surgery and I am afraid to die for
cosmetic reasons.

5'7" tall 245 pounds and my belly looks like I am 12 months pregnant. And I
have had a c-section so my skins hangs funnny down there.

I just want to be skinny enough where I can look down and see, as Oprah puts
it, my VaJayJay. I can't see her right now.
Sorry TMI LoL!
(Blushing)

But I am serious though...

AllMightyFatOne

Have you ever considered changing your screen name to help change your
life?...You seem to post with things you feel but never respond to anyone(or
I'm missing them all)when a question is sent back...Are you a member of
WW?...Just what is your plan...GG
"AllMightyFatOne" wrote in message
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I wonder how I will deal with the flabby rolls of excess skin.

I can already tell my body isn't going to be one of those where the skin
shrinks back nicely, even with exercise.

I think I might look worse in some ways.

I won't have the money for plastic surgery and I am afraid to die for
cosmetic reasons.

5'7" tall 245 pounds and my belly looks like I am 12 months pregnant. And
I have had a c-section so my skins hangs funnny down there.

I just want to be skinny enough where I can look down and see, as Oprah
puts it, my VaJayJay. I can't see her right now.
Sorry TMI LoL!
(Blushing)

But I am serious though...

AllMightyFatOne

"Gary G" wrote in message
...
Have you ever considered changing your screen name to help change your
life?...You seem to post with things you feel but never respond to
anyone(or I'm missing them all)when a question is sent back...Are you a
member of WW?...Just what is your plan...GG
"AllMightyFatOne" wrote in message
...
I wonder how I will deal with the flabby rolls of excess skin.

I can already tell my body isn't going to be one of those where the skin
shrinks back nicely, even with exercise.

I think I might look worse in some ways.

I won't have the money for plastic surgery and I am afraid to die for
cosmetic reasons.

5'7" tall 245 pounds and my belly looks like I am 12 months pregnant. And
I have had a c-section so my skins hangs funnny down there.

I just want to be skinny enough where I can look down and see, as Oprah
puts it, my VaJayJay. I can't see her right now.
Sorry TMI LoL!
(Blushing)

But I am serious though...

AllMightyFatOne




Hmmm...I usually do respond to questions. A lot going on lately.
Perhaps I just forgot...

If anyone had a question for me,and I didn't answer it, post it again here
if you like.

Yeah, the posting name isn't helping.

S.O.S. it is

No offense intended...SOS it is...Are you on a specific plan or what are you
doing to get to goal?...GG
"S.O.S." wrote in message
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"Gary G" wrote in message
...
Have you ever considered changing your screen name to help change your
life?...You seem to post with things you feel but never respond to
anyone(or I'm missing them all)when a question is sent back...Are you a
member of WW?...Just what is your plan...GG
"AllMightyFatOne" wrote in message
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I wonder how I will deal with the flabby rolls of excess skin.

I can already tell my body isn't going to be one of those where the skin
shrinks back nicely, even with exercise.

I think I might look worse in some ways.

I won't have the money for plastic surgery and I am afraid to die for
cosmetic reasons.

5'7" tall 245 pounds and my belly looks like I am 12 months pregnant.
And I have had a c-section so my skins hangs funnny down there.

I just want to be skinny enough where I can look down and see, as Oprah
puts it, my VaJayJay. I can't see her right now.
Sorry TMI LoL!
(Blushing)

But I am serious though...

AllMightyFatOne




Hmmm...I usually do respond to questions. A lot going on lately.
Perhaps I just forgot...

If anyone had a question for me,and I didn't answer it, post it again here
if you like.

Yeah, the posting name isn't helping.

S.O.S. it is

Right now I am just exercising enough to gain strength to move on to the
heavy duty exercises.

I started on the treadmill Feb 1st 08 at 1 mile a day. Today I walked almost
two miles. I walk about 3.2 miles an hour.

I am planning on progressing to other exercises,for other areas of my body,
every week.

I am starting so slow as I haven't exercised since the late nineties and not
much then either.

I am also doing portion control and watching calories and fat.

And I am now at a 32 ounce DrPepper every other day. I plan on going down by
cup sizes and spreading the time between them farther apart until I feel
comfortable having one as a occasional treat.

S.O.S.

"AllMightyFatOne" wrote in message
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I wonder how I will deal with the flabby rolls of excess skin.

I can already tell my body isn't going to be one of those where the skin
shrinks back nicely, even with exercise.

I think I might look worse in some ways.

I won't have the money for plastic surgery and I am afraid to die for
cosmetic reasons.

5'7" tall 245 pounds and my belly looks like I am 12 months pregnant. And
I have had a c-section so my skins hangs funnny down there.

I just want to be skinny enough where I can look down and see, as Oprah
puts it, my VaJayJay. I can't see her right now.
Sorry TMI LoL!
(Blushing)

But I am serious though...

AllMightyFatOne


My loose skin tucks nicely below my belt. As long as I keep my pants on the
belly doesn't look too bad.

320/153/160

AllMightyFatOne wrote:
I wonder how I will deal with the flabby rolls of excess skin.

I can already tell my body isn't going to be one of those where the skin
shrinks back nicely, even with exercise.

I think I might look worse in some ways.

I won't have the money for plastic surgery and I am afraid to die for
cosmetic reasons.

5'7" tall 245 pounds and my belly looks like I am 12 months pregnant. And I
have had a c-section so my skins hangs funnny down there.

I just want to be skinny enough where I can look down and see, as Oprah puts
it, my VaJayJay. I can't see her right now.
Sorry TMI LoL!
(Blushing)

But I am serious though...

AllMightyFatOne



My magic tips:

1: Change the posting name! You are now the Might Slimming One!

2: Aim to lose slowly. This gives the skin a chance to shrink to fit.

3: Use a lot of nice body oil or moisturising stuff: massage it in well
every time you shower. The massage & stimulation help the skin to
retain elasticity and snap-back factor, as does the moisturising element.

4: Give it time! The skin will shrink quite a lot, but it will take
time to go down, and if you have been VERY large, you may not lose all
of it.

It won't be a magic cure-all. Age has a bearing on it too: the older
you are, the less easy it is for the skin to recover by itself. Save
the cash you would have spent on junk food and excess food, silly sodas,
and other expensive garbage. By the time you may need surgery, you
could have a lot of the cash ready for it. And it isn't purely
cosmetic: excess skin has serious health implications.

Good luck.

--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

"Kate XXXXXX" wrote in message
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AllMightyFatOne wrote:
I wonder how I will deal with the flabby rolls of excess skin.

I can already tell my body isn't going to be one of those where the skin
shrinks back nicely, even with exercise.

I think I might look worse in some ways.

I won't have the money for plastic surgery and I am afraid to die for
cosmetic reasons.

5'7" tall 245 pounds and my belly looks like I am 12 months pregnant. And
I have had a c-section so my skins hangs funnny down there.

I just want to be skinny enough where I can look down and see, as Oprah
puts it, my VaJayJay. I can't see her right now.
Sorry TMI LoL!
(Blushing)

But I am serious though...

AllMightyFatOne

My magic tips:

1: Change the posting name! You are now the Might Slimming One!

2: Aim to lose slowly. This gives the skin a chance to shrink to fit.

3: Use a lot of nice body oil or moisturising stuff: massage it in well
every time you shower. The massage & stimulation help the skin to retain
elasticity and snap-back factor, as does the moisturising element.

4: Give it time! The skin will shrink quite a lot, but it will take time
to go down, and if you have been VERY large, you may not lose all of it.

It won't be a magic cure-all. Age has a bearing on it too: the older you
are, the less easy it is for the skin to recover by itself. Save the cash
you would have spent on junk food and excess food, silly sodas, and other
expensive garbage. By the time you may need surgery, you could have a lot
of the cash ready for it. And it isn't purely cosmetic: excess skin has
serious health implications.

Good luck.

--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

What effect can excess skin have on health?

Cubit wrote:

What effect can excess skin have on health?


It's in the folds... The folds hold sweat and can lead to unpleasant
skin rashes and infections: candida and thrush to start with, and if
something like a thrush infection gets a bacterial infection as well,
you can be in unpleasant trouble for a fair few months. Maintaining a
high standard of personal hygiene does not always help.

--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

"Kate XXXXXX" wrote in message
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Cubit wrote:

What effect can excess skin have on health?


It's in the folds... The folds hold sweat and can lead to unpleasant skin
rashes and infections: candida and thrush to start with, and if something
like a thrush infection gets a bacterial infection as well, you can be in
unpleasant trouble for a fair few months. Maintaining a high standard of
personal hygiene does not always help.

--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

Interesting. That makes sense, however, does not match my experience, so
far. At 320 pounds I had skin health issues in the fold between the belly
and leg. At normal weight the skin is pink/white and healthy, although you
are right about there being folds, wrinkles, and such.