Roxanne G

It's only almost a year since I been sleeved a nod I hit a stall for about 4 months now. I am not sure what I'm doing is wrong. I started working out 3-4 times a week and still can't get my weight down. Any suggestions ? Surgery date 8/21 Weight -243 Today's weight-173 Goal-150

Hello Everyone , The 2 1/2 month stall is over just stepped on the scale and lost 5 pounds !!! Total of 60 pounds in 6 months. Starting Weight : 243 Today's weight : 183 So motivated I have to say I just started excising after the surgery and now I'm really really determined to lose at least 20 pounds by Memorial Day !!

August 21 sleevers ... How much weight have you lost so far and what's your typical diet ???

Well I hope this weight starts coming off. I have to admit there's days were I don't get to drink as much water and I have not started excising. So I will work on that and see what happens. I set a goal of 80 pounds when I got sleeved , I hope I would at least get to achieve it. I would like to hear back from the August sleevers what is your typical diet ? Perhaps I'm eating the wrong things or not enough of the right things ????

Hello Everyone , I was sleeved on August 21, 2012 . My start weight was 243 and I'm now done to 188. I am so disappointed with myself as I have not lost weight in 2 months. I'm so frustrated and don't know if this is normal to go this long with out losing. Any one out there in the same situation ??

I got sleeved on Aug 20 and believe me I feel your pain , but you have to be focused on the overall purpose of the surgery. If you want great results you have to follow the diet . Look online and search various post -op diets and get helpful tips on what you can and cannot do. Every doctor has his own diet. Good Luck !!

I'm 5 days post op and having trouble keeping up with the protein seems I'm weak and hungrary any suggestions ?

Hi Melissa , I just got surgery 5 days ago and to ans your question I don't know how I couldn't have done it without help. Depending on the ages of your children you will need someone to help you with them for the first couple of weeks until you start feeling better.