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chacha79

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  1. Hang in there, I lost 20lbs in my first two weeks, then nothing for the rest of the month and even saw a little gain, I do alright with eating when it’s something I don’t really care for like yogurt or soup, but when I cook something that I enjoy and that tastes good I always eat to quickly and then my stomach punishes me later, so I’m just not really interested in food anymore because it causes pain, I also realized I wasn’t being as active as I needed to be, I’m now 7 weeks out and according to my scale am down 70lbs, I weighed 262 the day I went in for surgery and now my scale says 190, so hang in there, your body needs time to adjust because it’s still in shock

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