$100-150 Gift Cards for your Bariatric Experience

[Kevin]

Hey, Bariatric Food Source, our main sponsor that pays to keep these forums up, just let me know that if anyone would be interested in writing a 1-3 page summary of their Bariatric Experience, they will send you a $100-150 Gift Card to Bariatric Food Source.

It may be featured on the Bariatric Food Source Blog. They said it can be anything from pre and post-op experiences, how the surgery went, life after surgery, or anything that you found interesting or startling about your experience. Before and After pictures are always nice too.

You can write it here on the forums, or as a comment to this thread, or you can send it in a private message.

Let me know if you have any questions, or are interested. Thanks!

 

[NicoleY]

I will surely write of my experience. It was catastrophic and I am about to do it again!

 

[Kevin]

That's great that you'd share your story with everyone. You can either write it all here in a post, or just in a Notepad or Word file on your computer and email it to me. Either way. And just letting you know, that it may show up at The Best Bariatric Blog or on our Articles page here on this site. I can always leave your name out of it or any info that you don't want public. Thanks!

 

[NicoleY]

I am unable to locate in the thread where the gift card code is for purchasing my items. Can you please email it or resend it back to me please and thank you.

 

[Kevin]

Here's the link to NicoleY's post. Thanks!

This is the Story of My Gastric Sleeve

My name is Courtney; I was 31 years old, mother of 4 when I decided I could no longer live a life at 367 pounds and 5'5". I was happy in my everyday life, but I missed doing things with my kids. I was sick of being the mom that sat in the van at the park because it was too much work to even walk...

www.bariatricfoodsource.com

 

[dianeseattle]

Here's the link to NicoleY's post. Thanks!

This is the Story of My Gastric Sleeve

My name is Courtney; I was 31 years old, mother of 4 when I decided I could no longer live a life at 367 pounds and 5'5". I was happy in my everyday life, but I missed doing things with my kids. I was sick of being the mom that sat in the van at the park because it was too much work to even walk...

www.bariatricfoodsource.com

Congratulations, Nicole. That was a truly epic story. It's hard to believe you survived it. It seems like everything that could go wrong, did go wrong, and yet somehow you survived. You have something to hold close to your heart, a sense of warmth and protection. I hope that after going through all that, you never have to suffer again. Meet all your goals. Be a winner!