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I had surgery in March down 62 pounds, and it has been a struggle.

Mine is still below the shoulder, and I ha e contemplated getting it cut too. I just don't know what would be best.

I had my surgery im March and I have been the same way since May. I did have alot of hair, but it is really thin and brittle now. So sad and yes I am hoping it stops and regrows.

I had surgery on 3/2. I have went from 308 to 255. I have been on a 3 week stall. I even went and saw the nutritionist just to make sure I am on track. "Just be patient" they say.

I had surgery in March and I have lost a lot of hair, I just hope it comes back before I am bald.

I am 3 months post Bypass. My periods are all out of whack [emoji854]

I was the same way, I take my calcium chew of a morning and my other ones that make me sick at night right before bed.

I was told not to worry about vitamins for a few days. I think I started mine after 10 days.

I had surgery March 2. My menstrual cycles got out of whack and I went from missing my period to a heavy really long cycle during a two week stall. I've had a few stalls, but currently down from 308 to 260 today (48). The NP in the doctor's office said for me to lose between 12 and 25 more pounds between April and middle of July. I'm currently down 8 of that. It is slow. I lose weight then stall, while I am stalled I lose inches, and then back to weight loss. It is slowly coming off.

I had mine on the 2nd. First few days I felt like road kill. Today is the first day I haven't been as miserable. Can't get up or down very well, but I do feel a little better.

The pre-op diet has been really hard first few days.

I am having headaches too, but from no caffeine. I should have been better prepared.

Yes ready to go...

My surgery is March 2. On pre-op diet and it stinks.

What is the best tasteless protein powder for mixing with coffee, power aid? I start pre op diet in a couple of days.