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Bigger ones are me @330lbs the second ones are me somewhere between 219.4-222.4lbs my weight varies quite a bit. I lost about 50lbs by myself while in the rny program and lost about 62-65lbs since surgery.

Bigger ones are me @330lbs the second ones are me somewhere between 219.4-222.4lbs my weight varies quite a bit. I lost about 50lbs by myself while in the rny program and lost about 62-65lbs since surgery.

Bigger ones are me @330lbs the second ones are me somewhere between 219.4-222.4lbs my weight varies quite a bit. I lost about 50lbs by myself while in the rny program and lost about 62-65lbs since surgery.

Bigger ones are me @330lbs the second ones are me somewhere between 219.4-222.4lbs my weight varies quite a bit. I lost about 50lbs by myself while in the rny program and lost about 62-65lbs since surgery.

Made some yummy mild chili. The fat girl in me thinks I can eat more but the new me knows better because it’ll result in me being sick 😂.
Rny:March 27,2019
Hw:330lbs
Sw:284lbs
Cw:219.4lbs(as of this morning before drinking or eating)

Made some yummy mild chili. The fat girl in me thinks I can eat more but the new me knows better because it’ll result in me being sick 😂.
Rny:March 27,2019
Hw:330lbs
Sw:284lbs
Cw:219.4lbs(as of this morning before drinking or eating)

Made some yummy mild chili. The fat girl in me thinks I can eat more but the new me knows better because it’ll result in me being sick 😂.
Rny:March 27,2019
Hw:330lbs
Sw:284lbs
Cw:219.4lbs(as of this morning before drinking or eating)

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People who think they are boring are usually low key wild...
I'm watching 😂
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1.Hoping I can get under or at least close to 200lbs this month.
2.Just over four months Post op/loosing weight from RNY that was done March 27,2019.
3.Highest weight was 330lbs day of surgery weight was 284lbs current weight fluctuates between 221-225lbs. My current BMI is 34.1-34.7.
4.Fun fact: I’m not really interesting so I don’t know what to say for this one.

1.Hoping I can get under or at least close to 200lbs this month.
2.Just over four months Post op/loosing weight from RNY that was done March 27,2019.
3.Highest weight was 330lbs day of surgery weight was 284lbs current weight fluctuates between 221-225lbs. My current BMI is 34.1-34.7.
4.Fun fact: I’m not really interesting so I don’t know what to say for this one.

Okay thank you 😊

Yep D5LR: IV with 5% dextrose (Ringer's Lactate).

they wouldn't pump you with fluids for an endoscopy. Not sure what the problem is - is your scale on the fritz? Are you weighing/measuring and tracking what you eat? If your period due?

Lol, Hope you have a speedy recovery! You are doing awesome with your weight loss!

You just had surgery. I would say most likely say you are filled with fluids they pump you full of them and maybe inflammation. I would think it will be gone in a couple days.

It is anybody's guess as to which is more accurate; repeatability and how the two correlate is more important. I know that my PCP's scale consistently reads about 5 lb more, with typical clothes and shoes on, than my home scale when I'm naked - I can tell the nurse within a half pound what the reading will be based upon what I weighed that morning.
There is no requirement for a doctor's scale to be calibrated, and they don't normally do so unless there are many complaints about it being off (assuming that they care.) I had one doc whose scale shifted about 25 lb when they moved his office from one end of the building to the other (obviously, someone dropped something!) yet he was oblivious to the change (it used to be consistent with other scales in my universe, then it changed when he moved.) Of course, that change happened at a time when I had lost 25-30 lb between meetings with him, so he didn't believe my claim as to how much I had lost.....
If you are really concerned about total accuracy, find a scale that is used for commerce, as that will have to be calibrated periodically. My dad used to go down to the shipping room at his work to weigh himself, as their scales were used for figuring their freight charges.

Each scale is going to be slightly different, so I'd stick with the consistency of your home scale to determine your ups and downs. Weight is, after all, just a number, and the number on your scale is your most consistent.

The doctors scale always seems different than my own, I was checking on two different scales until I put the other one away for now and using my mother’s bathroom scale. Every so often the two would say the same weight, but mostly they didn’t match up. I figured I’m just obsessed. But make sure the scale is on a solid level floor like tile. My bedroom floor had some flex to it I guess it throws the scale off. Also how you stand on it seems to make a difference (or maybe my imagination) but step on it with feet at the outer edges (a more stable stance?) and look straight ahead and not down at the scale until it’s done calculating.
That said I go by my home scale (I always forget what the surgeon scale says) my general practitioner scale always seems on the high side.
I had an endoscopy Thursday July 11th and my weight went up and got stuck for the past few days.

I used to have a weight watcher scale and it was exact with the doctor. I bought a new one and i get on it 3 times with different amounts and I go with the high one or average it. If there is a 10lb difference you can be sure doctors is right. They usually have to collaborate the scale on a regular bases. Which if you weight on both even if ten pound difference I might choice the hightest. Maybe measure yourself instead.

I slowly started doing them as I started the program. By time I got my surgery date I was already eating sugar free stuff and not eating fast foods. I figured the quicker I start it the easier the transition would be.

I think you answered your own question. If the Vitamins meet the requirements then go for it!

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I’m 3 months post gastric bypass and have lost around 52lbs so far. My highest weight when I started this journey was 330lbs, pre surgery weight was 284.7lbs, and my current weight fluctuates between 231-234lbs. My goal weight is 160lbs so I have around 70lbs left before I get there.

I’m 3 months post gastric bypass and have lost around 52lbs so far. My highest weight when I started this journey was 330lbs, pre surgery weight was 284.7lbs, and my current weight fluctuates between 231-234lbs. My goal weight is 160lbs so I have around 70lbs left before I get there.

I told my Drs about that during my last visit a couple weeks ago and said they think my esophagus needs to be stretched out and just isn’t as wide as it was making it difficult to swallow foods without it coming back up that i go to get checked on the 15th of this month and to get it stretched if needed