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Thank you everyone for the kind words! I appreciate it so very much. Fluffychix- Thank you there is some awesome material, definitely looking at certain things in a new perspective. Greentealael- My daughter is doing well mostly, One of her bone tumors located on her ankle is causing her discomfort when she walks, so we have an appointment tomorrow to discuss its removal. There is no medicine that helps, so surgical removal is the only option, I just pray that she will not require many. Most of the bone tumors she has are in areas that cause no issues to her so that is a blessing.

Really, I don't know how much help I need versus just needing someone, anyone who knows what I'm going through to listen to me vent. I guess you can say I was in the lower "High weight" class starting this journey at 231lbs, at one point I was all the way up to 246 and at only 5'2... not good. I was sleeved on October 19, 2017 so I am just over the 2 year mark. The lowest weight I seen was 136. I sat at 138-142 for over a year (Doing awesome at maintenance). But then life happened my husband and I moved Across country for work, only to move back to the state we left 5 months later due to my youngest daughter being diagnosed with a rare bone disease that causes her to grow bone tumors all over her body! she is only 4 so you can imagine the dread I felt/feel. I let my control slip slowly , now 9 months later I find my self 15 pounds heavier and struggling to get my **** together. I started back at the gym a month ago and that is going great, but I'm back to old eating habits even if I am unable to eat much, what I've been eating is a definite no-no. I know the basics, I know what I need to do, its getting back in the right head space that I am finding difficult. I guess that is where someone else would come in... What have you done to get back on track? What motivates you? How do you get rid of negative thoughts after starting to gain again? I just want to get back on the losers bench and get back to where I was...

I’m 19 months out and 101lbs down.

Day #7- Work outs are awesome haven’t missed a day No junk food well that’s another story but back on track today! What makes me truly happy is my Children with out them I would not be where I am today. Or I would not have pushed myself as hard as I have to accomplish what I have been able to. My favorite clothing item is this sweater, my fiancé chose for me.

I'm in ?! Surgery 10/19/2017- Losing- 141LBS- Goal to reach 135 by March -6LBs Thanks!

16 months post op.

Thank you! I have already met the goal my surgeon had for me which was to reach 140lbs. I am only 5'2 for myself I would like to reach 125-130lbs. I know that this is possible but My body isn't wanting to cooperate with me at the moment. As far as my diet its pretty basic as in a meat protein and veggies I occasionally will substitute my meat with protein bars and maybe this is where my issue is since some of the protein bars I eat are higher in sugar. I am going to cut those out and see if that helps. I think I will join your February challenge. Thanks!

Hi All, I am 16 months Post op and have lost a total of 91lbs since my surgery. My body has decided that 140lbs is where it would like to sit as i've been stalled at this weight for the last FIVE months. Any tips to get the scale moving again?? I am staying around 1000-1200 Calories a day and it is primarily High protein/ Low carb. I have intensified my workouts and still the scale doesn't fluctuate, I'm at a loss. What works for you to get the scale moving again? Any one else deal with this long of a stall? Thanks!

I'm 16 months out and have just recently started seeing the scale go down again after being at a stall for 5 months! I've increased my water intake and have intensified my cardio that seems to be doing the trick for me. It's definitely slow going for me at this point my body seems to like the 140's.