Nurse Jen

This will happen don't let it get you down. In 7 months I have seen that scale go up a pound even three and then two weeks later I will be down and never go back....our body does a lot of maintaining. Water fluctuates etc, keep your head up

Don't get discouraged it happens to all of us and some point or another

You will be able to have them again in moderation. It takes much less to get tipsy....so I find my Wien more enjoyable now

Let me look and see what it is she uses

I had little knots like that. They told me they are like fatty tumors, they happen because of the quick loss of fat. My surgeon said they aren't anything of concern until the weight loss is over and they are still there. Mine have gone away for the most part. Some were pretty large and some smaller.

I started when I was 21....got frustrated and gave up. Tried every diet under the sun and finally at 28 met an amazing surgeon. Here I am now 29, 7 months post op, 117.8 lbs down and couldn't be happier! Congrats on the surgery date, it will be here before you know it!

Is it like under the skin?

There is a lady in my Facebook group that uses them. She post pics all the time and they seem to work. They help a lot on her. So much so that I am considering them!

Thank you very much! I still have a ways to go but I'm more hopeful than ever

Yes Protein....Dang phone! I use Premier Protein...30 G protein, 8 g sugar. I buy them at Sam's Club. Turkey Jerky is good too, of course right after surgery you can't have that.

Now or then? Now I mostly feel like its snacking really. Eating about every 2-3 hours. Protein first I usually have cheese, chicken, nuts or a progestin bar. About 1/2 cup per meal. Solid Proteins keep your belly full longer so I try to stick to those. I feel like I am always eating but I still don't have hunger so I have to keep a schedule so I don't lose precious time to pack in protein.

Yes it's true....not to mention being that overweight takes its toll on your liver. I has stage 2 scarring on my liver, one more stage and it could have been permanent. It's amazing what weight can do to a body.

Thank you...honestly it goes by faster than you think. You blink and before you know it 6 months are gone.

I too have PCOS that caused me to gain all of my weight. I was 28 5'10" and 364lbs when I had RNY. I now 29 an 7 months post op and have lost 117.8lbs bringing my weight to 246.2 lbs. I would have lost more but I had an accident in February and suffered severe knee trauma, I had surgery last week to repair my knee and hope to continue my journey. I will tell you with my PCOS I never had a normal period. Since surgery I have had a normal period every month and now it starts the exact day it is supposed too!!! This surgery changed my life! You won't be sorry.