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Who is this Blubbery Blogger?
- Lynn
- After struggling with my weight for over 25 years, I have decided to undergo the Lap-Band procedure and hope that I will continue to have all of your support even after making such an important and difficult decision. I was banded on August 28th, 2009. I would love for you to follow my journey, so come on in, put your feet up and take a look around! :)
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Pre-op Starting Weight 290 Pounds August 26, 2009
5 Months Post-Op & 41 Pounds Lost
10 Months Post-Op & 63 Pounds Lost
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9 comments:
OMG...I would take that personally but I have also found that a few blogs I have been following had dropped off my list so maybe that happened???? Or maybe they de-followed me LOL
Yesh. I do. But, it's starting to be less so. Mainly when I'm too busy to really notice. You'll replace them. You'll show 'em. Have a good day anyway.
I'd guess 98 percent of the time it's not personal, maybe they decided against LB surgery or something like that.
I just wrote a post about this yesterday....see people's comments on it - they were insightful.
They go up and down and I do pay attention but sometimes I think it is Blogger screwing up.
Well, when someone defriends me on Facebook, yes. It would probably bother me.
That just happened to me too! I figured out who the person was too because they used to comment a lot and vice versa...kind of weird!
nah. i actually haven't noticed. i will admit that i have stopped following a couple people. each for their reason but all because i did not feel like their blog and their truths were healthy for me to read.
I totally get what Shrinking Mommy said. I am new to the blog scene, having only managed to actually “follow” a few . I did de-follow one because reading it started to feel like my job (social worker). This was a blog with it’s own domain name and sponsors, so maybe it’s different? The blogger is VERY funny, but her posts or rather rants, made me unable to relate to her anymore. I couldn't stop the "red flags" from popping into mind as I read her blog, and the posts from worshipful followers – it just seemed unhealthy. This blog feels more like joining you on a journey, I appreciate that.
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