Jneal7752

I know how you feel. It's been 7 months since my sleeve operation. I started off at 469 lbs. With the pre-op diet till now I am proudly 140 lbs. down. The only issue is that I've been stuck there for 2 months. It's starting to get to my head. I've been trying to increase activity, but nothing seems to work. Any advice would be appreciated.

it's been 7 months since my sleeve operation. I started off at 469 lbs. With the pre-op diet till now I am proudly 140 lbs. down. The only issue is that I've been stuck there for 2 months. It's starting to get to my head. I've been trying to increase activity, but nothing seems to work. Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks Seahawks Fan. Just didn't really expect a plateau this early in the game with the way I was shedding weight. Plus, I was really looking forward to the 300s. Lol.. My body feels better and stronger every day even when I don't lose weight. That's what is important.

My name is Jon and I'm 35. Had my surgery on 12/19. My doctor requested that I do the pre-op diet starting right after Thanksgiving since my BMI was so high. It was at 66. My weight was at 469. Got down to 427 before surgery. I'm at around 400 now and I've been lingering there for a few days. I don't know if that is a cause for concern or not. I'm on the soft foods portion of my post-op diet process.

My name is Jon and I'm 35. Had my surgery on 12/19. My doctor requested that I do the pre-op diet starting right after Thanksgiving since my BMI was so high. It was at 66. My weight was at 469. Got down to 427 before surgery. I'm at around 400 now and I've been lingering there for a few days. I don't know if that is a cause for concern or not. I'm on the soft foods portion of my post-op diet process.