1. How sad to go through a surgery to lose weight and be successful. Then gain it back again. Keep your chin up girl!

Posted at 11:49AM on Mar 11th 2008 by mommy

2. she's an example of someone who's tried so hard to keep the weight down, but it still creeps back

I feel bad for her too... she seems to be trying hard..

Posted at 11:49AM on Mar 11th 2008 by Suzy

3. run..you can do it!

Posted at 11:51AM on Mar 11th 2008 by poobear

4. She's food addicted, and I feel she can't break this. She gone up and down too much and it might start to affect her health more than being just fat.

Posted at 11:51AM on Mar 11th 2008 by Lenn K.

5. Holy stinking Ho Hos Batman! Maybe a cork would work better!

Posted at 11:51AM on Mar 11th 2008 by Tonnage

6. I don't understand how she can gain weight especially since her stomach is basically hooked right up to her a$$hole???

Posted at 11:51AM on Mar 11th 2008 by Stevo

7. How old is this photo? She was just on Super Nanny with her sister and she looked great! Nothing like this!

Posted at 11:52AM on Mar 11th 2008 by jenab

8. The surgery won't cure the hunger.

Posted at 11:52AM on Mar 11th 2008 by realtalker

9. That would stink to gain weight after having the surgery. :o( She is really trying to be healthy too. It's just hard for some people I guess. I know if my metabolism ever slows down I'm screwed because I don't eat well and the only working out I do is walking my dog!

Posted at 11:53AM on Mar 11th 2008 by Tabitha

10. Was TMZ the sponsor of the gastric bypass surgery broadcast on the Internet in 1999?

Posted at 11:54AM on Mar 11th 2008 by Flamingo Finley

11. I'll give her an "A" for the effort! At least she is trying..........................Carnie, you can do it!

Posted at 11:54AM on Mar 11th 2008 by Dallas

12. Not to be mean, but if THIS is her workout with her trainer... I think its time for a new trainer. No wonder you're not dropping the weight.. u have to walk a little faster.. geez

Posted at 11:55AM on Mar 11th 2008 by time for a new trainer

13. Actress to Record Public Service Announcements Against Cyberbullying

Well-known television and film actress Amy Sedaris to speak out against America's fastest growing form of mental abuse in recorded radio, television appearances in 2008

New York, New York (PR-INSIDE) March 11, 2008 – New York-based entertainment personality Amy Sedaris, the well-known actress and comedienne and author of the New York Times best-selling cookbook "I Like You: Entertaining Under the Influence," (Grand Central, $27.95), announced today she will record up to 12 Public Service Announcements (PSAs) over the course of 2008 speaking out against Cyberbullying, America's fastest growing form of mental abuse.

"Even though cyberbullying cannot physically hurt you, it can still leave you feeling mentally vulnerable and emotionally scarred," says Sedaris, who is making the PSAs as part of a court-approved settlement over her own abusive history of cyberbullying. "You can also feel scared, lonely and stressed and that there's no way out."

Why do cyberbullies do it? "As I know from my own experience, there's no simple answer for why some people choose to cause pain to others by bullying them," says Sedaris.


But there are lots of possible reasons, notes Sedaris, and here are some common ones:


1. It can be simply a case of someone being in the wrong place at the wrong time and allowing themselves to be easily intimidated.

2. Some people who cyberbully think that they won't get caught if they do it on a mobile phone or on the internet.

3. The people who cyberbully are jealous, angry or want to have revenge on someone, often for no reason at all.

4. Cyberbullies often think that getting their group of friends to laugh at someone makes them look cool or more popular.

5. Some people also bully others as a form of entertainment or because they are bored and have too much time on their hands.

6. Many do it for laughs or just to get a reaction.

Posted at 11:56AM on Mar 11th 2008 by John Davis

14. I saw her on Chelsea lately a week or so ago and she said she has gained back about 50 lbs-if I remember correctly. I was surprised because I thought the gastric bypass was a relatively permanent fix. She seemed positive and ok with her weight gain, but determined to get it off again.

Posted at 11:58AM on Mar 11th 2008 by Tonya

15. It just shows that the dangerous ( yes it is read up on it) surgery doesn't always fix everything.. a quick fix yes, but in the long run????? Good for her for working out.

Posted at 12:03PM on Mar 11th 2008 by CJS