How do you guys?

**SBG** · February 25th, 2010, 02:02 PM

I usually get up around noon to 1. P?ss. Get on the computer until supper around 5. After supper I sometimes go see my day at Heritage Hall in BSG. He's in there for physical rehab. If I don't go see dad I get back on the computer. Then around 9 I catch my nephew on Live and play some video games with him. After that? I get back on the computer. I usually go to bed between 3 and 4. That's my unemployed life.

Annoying? The fact that I have enough money put back to stay out for several months while I go through the process of trying to have weight loss surgery. It's annoying because I think of all the cool things I could do with that money. But I'm told my health is more important so I'm doing what I'm doing.

Stress? Constantly worrying if I'm doing the right thing by waiting to have that surgery, if I even get to, instead of hurrying back to work somewhere.

**UTVols2** · February 25th, 2010, 02:43 PM

A buddy of mine had the weight loss surgery, can't remember what kind it was but he has lost over 200 lbs now and went from a walking heart attack to running 5 miles a day and the healthiest he has been in his life.

I don't know you SBG but whatever you decide to do I wish you the best of luck

**pvfan** · February 25th, 2010, 04:15 PM

Work 9-5 or later if we have a home game, some high school game, some sporting event on tv, this board, bed. The most stressful thing in my life are people who wear a striped shirt that have an Appalachian Officials Association Badge on it.

**Milk3** · February 25th, 2010, 04:33 PM

Work

**1inStripes** · February 25th, 2010, 04:34 PM

Ive haven't seen an AOA badge in years......

**cosmo99** · February 25th, 2010, 11:07 PM

Not trying to hi-jack the thread but SBG hows the whole surgery process going? I remember a while back you had mentioned something about it. I was going to have it done but I didn't.. I have this horrible fear of surgery and not waking up from it.. Seriously, I worry all the time so this was certainly one of my fears. I freaked out when I had to have a c-section and wondered if I would ever hold my baby.
I really need to work on the worrying thing... I wish you the best though and hope it goes great,I know it is a lengthy process just to be able to get the surgery.

**SBG** · February 26th, 2010, 04:43 AM

I'm just getting started. I have to go to a Weight Loss Introduction program on Mar 4 (I think it's the 4th LoL). Then I have a consult with the surgeon. If that goes well it'll be on to psychological evaluation, sleepiness evaluation, attending at least 1 bariatric surgery support group meeting, exercise nutrition & pre-op education, and individual nutritional evaluation. I may even have to get a gallbladder ultrasound. I'm not sure the if the surgeon I'm going to will require that part or not. If all gose well then I get medical clearance and set the date. There's a lot more to it than I expected.

As for the worrying I do very little about anything other than the health and well being of those closet to me. But I find your fear of surgery similar to one I had. While I was working in Norton over the past 9 yrs I of course had to drive up and down the 4 lane between there and BSG. Well everybody and their uncle is probably aware of how the fog can get at the top of the mountain. I can get especially disoriented by extremely thick fog. My irrational fear was that one day/night I would be driving in that fog and be unaware that the bridge had fallen and I would just drive right down into the leftover open space and wind up dead. Silly really when you think about it. I told my dad and he said, "If it's your time to go there's nothing you can do about. So put the pedal to the metal and keep on trucking." He also assured me there was not much of a chance of it happening. But I know he meant it. Keep on trucking. That's what he does. Through all the cancer and tumors he's just trucked on along. So don't let fear and worry get the best of ya.

**Biggin** · February 26th, 2010, 04:06 PM

haha yall are soo busy, my day is nothing compared to yours.

I get up around 1-2 PM, get dressed, etc..
from 2-5 or 6, I write. Nothing in particular, just write.
I eat with mom and dad around 6, watch TV until like 10, play MW2 until like 1:30, watch my name is earl and malcom in the middle, king of the hill, family guy, then law and order SVU at 4 am, then Reno 911! at 5, then go to sleep.

what stresses me out the most?
worrying that my writing is not as good as I think it is.

what frustrates me?
people in general