30 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss en http://journals.aol.com/bruce196609/weight-loss-surgery/ Sun, 17 Dec 2006 02:17:06 GMT <P>My wife recently has elected to have <A href="http://wls-surgery.com">Weight Loss Surgery</A>. She has fought a weight problem since our child was born. Personally I don't care I care about what is on the inside not what the outside looks like. </P> <P>I understand why she wants the surgery and I believe she has selected a good <A href="http://wls-surgery.com">weight loss surgeon</A>.</P> <P>One thing that does concern me a little is during my research I have discovered that a lot of relationships wind up in trouble and some people even get <A href="http://bariatric.info-stuff.com/Articles/Gastric_Bypass_Divorce.php">divorced</A>&nbsp;after one of the members of a relationship have the procedure. </P> <P>We have been married for 20+ years and this woman is my life and while we don't have the relationship we once had I do think we still have a very strong relationship and we should be fine, but these statistics&nbsp; do bother me a little. I have not spoken to her about these feelings, but I wanted some place sort of anonymous to put them down which is why I'm writing this. Anyone got any tips?</P> <P>&nbsp;</P> http://journals.aol.com/bruce196609/weight-loss-surgery/entries/2006/12/16/weight-loss-surgery/708 http://journals.aol.com/bruce196609/weight-loss-surgery/entries/2006/12/16/weight-loss-surgery/708 Sun, 17 Dec 2006 02:13:35 GMT Atom 1.0 XSLT Transform v1 (http://atom.geekhood.net/)