It Ain’t Over ‘till the Thin Lady Sings: How to Make Your Weight-Loss Surgery a Lasting Success
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This sensitive, sympathetic book helps readers determine whether or not weight-loss surgery is right for them. Author Michelle Ritchie shares both her personal journey as a successful weight-loss surgery patient and her professional advice as an experienced weight-loss counselor. In sometimes funny, sometimes painful prose, she discusses her life before and after surgery and bluntly analyzes her own complicity in her obesity. As she describes her four-year battle to maintain her new, healthy weight, Ritchie emphasizes personal responsibility, reminding readers that surgery is not a quick-fix solution but a tool that works only as well as the choices patients make after the procedure. Also included are a detailed description of gastric bypass surgery; its pros and cons; tips for keeping weight off after surgery; daily food plans and sample shopping lists; information on cross-addictions; and a thoughtful discussion on intimacy and relationships after surgery.
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Book details
- Author
- Michelle Ritchie
- Imprint
- Hunter House, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
- Published
- Pages
- 268
- Formats
- Paperback, Hardcover
- Subjects
- Health & Fitness › Diet & Nutrition › Weight Loss
Medical › Surgery › Cosmetic & Reconstructive - Topics
- weight loss surgery · gastric bypass · obesity · maintaining weight loss · personal responsibility · diet and nutrition · personal journey
- ISBN-13
- 9780897934916 (Paperback)9781630266318 (Hardcover)
About the author
MICHELLE RITCHIE, CSAC, ICRC, is a certified substance abuse counselor and health educator for Kaiser Permanente. She is the author of It Ain't Over 'till the Thin Lady Sings: How to Make Your Weight-Loss Surgery a Lasting Success.
Ritchie draws on both her professional background as a weight-loss counselor and her personal experience as a weight-loss surgery patient. The book addresses the psychological and practical life changes weight-loss surgery patients need to implement, including cross-addictions, emotional eating, and personal responsibility before and after surgery.
