I am so excited :) As of now I have 11 followers YAY!!! A big thank you to Drazil! She posted my link on her blog :) Thank you so much!
I am following a lot of people, but still haven't been able to read all of them as I am going one by one and reading from their first post to the most recent one :)...
So please do not think I am not even going to your pages, I will get there soon. Trust me I am SO interested in reading all of your guys stories and folowwing all of your journeys.
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Just found you through Draz! Just wanted to say good luck
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome - everyone loves followers - so happy to help!
ReplyDeleteHey there! Drazil sent me :)
ReplyDeleteWelcome to bandland...compliments of drazmania!
ReplyDeleteDraz sent me...good luck to you.
ReplyDeleteNumber 27! Can't wait to follow your journey! -BG
ReplyDeleteI'm here:
http://bandgroupiethesweetspot.blogspot.com/
Hi there, found you by way of drazil. Good luck with everything!
ReplyDeleteI found you through Draz as well, and it looks like I am your #32! I will be reading your blog in a few days. Looking forward to welcoming you to band land.
ReplyDeleteDebi: http://hawaiiboundbandster.blogspot.com/
Its hard keeping up in the beginning, I just know that I spend hours on these blogs! But you will soon be addicted!!
ReplyDeletelove your blog name!! Found you on Drazil's as well. I look forward to following your journey into becoming a bandster.
ReplyDeleteIm fairly new as well. And recently became a bandster on 5/10. =)
http://truelife-ivebeenbanded.blogspot.com/
Hey there! Love that we are connected now!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't find an email addy so in response to your sweet potato question, I wrap my sweet potato in plastic wrap stab it a few times with a fork and cook it in the microwave. Depending on the size it could be anywhere from 3 to 8 mins. It is positively scrumptious with a little salt and either a scant bit of real butter or a few sprays of I can't believe it's not butter.
Good luck on your journey. It may be long, but it's totally worth it!
Hey, just saw your comment on my blog from Oct and thought this was the easiest way to make sure you see my answer.
ReplyDeleteFor me, it wasn't worth the gamble that my BMI being below 40 wouldn't disqualify me. I have heard of people in the past, with my ins co, that were denied because their weightloss was "too good" and all that happened was they got under 40. To be sure of approval, I was advised by many, including my bariatric center, to keep my BMI above 40. There would be no question of whethere I "needed" this if I did that. It becomes debatable of whether it's "needed" if you do "well enough". I parenthesize "need" because the ins co's definition of need doesn't necessarily correlate to an average human being's definition of need.
Anyway, I hope that helps. To put it in a nutshell, a BMI under 40 made the idea of necessity questionable. Keeping my BMI above 40, somehow, convinces the ins co that it is necessary.
Hi there! Drazil sent me over and I'm glad I came. Good luck on your journey. You won't find a more supportive group of (mostly) women anywhere. HUGS!
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