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90 pounds??? My jaw dropped.

And since May??? goodness, girl. Thats amazing!

(((Im with Kathy - you must be keeping something from us. (LOL) )))

Oh, and WELCOME to LBT!

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I didnt read all of your blog, but I did read some of it. This caught my eye.

Among daily weighers, only 39 percent regained 5 pounds or more, but 68 percent of those who weighed themselves less frequently did.

"You're more likely to catch small changes in body weight" if checking weight daily, Wing said. "It's much easier to get back on track if you've just gained a pound or two."

Regarding a regular weight check - How true! Its when Im not eating right when I avoid the scale. Although Im not as obsessed about what the scale says as much as I was in the beginning. At this point, I weigh about 3 times a week. I think thats "regular" enough!

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jESSICA!

I have to tell you that I just went to your website and you rock!!! You look SO much younger now than before the surgery!!! You look like you are 25!

Keep up the awesome work, you are an inspiration to me!!!

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:)Have been following many of the discussions and decided it's time to register and say "hello." I live in Santa Clarita (Newhall), California and am researching the lap-band for myself. .

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