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100 lbs. In 4 months?

I have read that some sleevers have been able to lose 100 lbs. in four months. And I want to be one of them!! Who's with me?

I'm newly sleeved (March 28, 2011) and if anyone out there has done this please share your success with the rest of it! I hear that the first two months are crucial and also when you lose the most weight!

So please weigh in and help me and other like me who want to reach 100 in 4!!!!

Thank you!!!!

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    Sundar it really depends on how much weight you have to lose in the first place to lose 100 in 4 or 6 months. Normally men lose faster (must be the extra muscle they have). Those that have more weight

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I'm coming CLOSE!

I just hit 3 months post op on 3/20. And, I've lost about 85 pounds! :)

Congratulations Mrskoubik!!!! That's awesome! What is your eating and exercise program?

Right, she said she could do it IF she starved herself to death, so she thinks stretching it out to 6 months would be healthier.

That is exactly what I meant, I think some people read it wrong. I am saying if personally "I starved myself to death" then it could be done but that is why I said it is better to stretch it out and have a goal. Like my first goal is that I would like to be at 300 pounds at my 6 month mark. It doesn't mean it will or will not happen. It is just I want to do it in a healthy way :)

Since my max is 233.5 losing 100 lbs would make me 133.5. My goal is 155lbs. I'm currently 187.5lbs. So, I'm out of the challenge.

I lost 16lbs 1 week post surgery but that was due to poor caloric intake, and it was much too fast.

I'm on a place about 2kgs per month or around 5lbs +/- .. that's about the quickest I want to lose.<br><br>Going 25lbs per month would be very quick weight loss pace, but that's relative. If you're 400lb or 300lbs, then it might be a sustainable pace without running into starvation issue, muscle loss, and renal problems.<br>

I'm coming CLOSE!

I just hit 3 months post op on 3/20. And, I've lost about 85 pounds! :)

Good for you girl! I am glad to see a woman loosing at a rapid rate, a lot of females really think of this as a "men only" thing, glad to see you're loosing at a rapid rate too.

Thanks :)

I don't really have an eating plan. I just eat whatever really. Some days are better than others.

And, for exercise I make sure I get in at least 10,000 steps a day (however, I don't always reach that!)

Plus the gym 3-4 times a week.

I have 15 more pounds to go!

I have been slacking with the gym this week... I need to get back to it!

I am shooting for 100 pounds in a year! That would put me at goal but I am happy with my weight loss in 12 weeks. My doctor said I am "ahead of the curve" regarding weight loss. I know that people who weigh more can lose alot more weight in the beginning. Good Luck :rolleyes:

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