Susan Smith
Susan used to tell herself that she wasn't overweight, even though she struggled to perform daily tasks. She couldn't sleep on her stomach. Her back ached. She had trouble fitting behind the wheel of the car. She couldn't wear "cute" clothes, she recalls. But after bariatric surgery, Susan hasn't looked back—only forward, and as a thinner, happier, more confident version of herself (and one who can wear "cute" clothes again).
Recent Posts
May 27, 2020
Providing a Safe Place to Receive Care: A Letter from Janice G. Murphy, MSN, FACHE, president & CEO
With your health as our priority, we assure you that St. Vincent Charity Medical Center facilities provide a safe place for you to receive care. Your health and that of your loved ones is too important to postpone regular preventative care, diagnosti ...continue reading
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April 11, 2018
Navigating relationship changes after bariatric surgery
Research shows weight loss surgery can also lead to dramatic changes in one's personal relationships. A recent study highlights the fact that changes in weight can affect more than just physical size. As a person's self-confidence and other lifestyl ...continue reading
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April 3, 2018
Learning, or re-learning, how to cook healthy meals requires some trial and error
World famous chef Julia Child once said, “this is my advice to people: learn how to cook, try new recipes, learn from your mistakes, be fearless, and above all have fun.” ...continue reading
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