HI Y'all,

I wanted to do some research with REAL people instead of reading about it in some report.

I'm wondering how much weight (IF ANY) you have gained since being sleeved. I go up between 1-3 lbs. so my answer would be 1-5 lbs.

I'm curious to see how this goes.

Thanks!

Im still bouncing around 200. Contacted Nut. Found my T3 is low so added cytomel but still tired and still triggered by evening...emotions...boredom...and still eating only 'good' stuff but eating it all. Im proud ofbwhat ive done for me...accomplished this year, loved being 188. Hate my weight and obsession with it. Happy new year, guys.

HI Y'all,I wanted to do some research with REAL people instead of reading about it in some report. I'm wondering how much weight (IF ANY) you have gained since being sleeved. I go up between 1-3 lbs. so my answer would be 1-5 lbs. I'm curious to see how this goes.Thanks!

I have gotten down to 154 but, since the holidays are here, I'm up to 157- 160. So I'd say I'm in the 1-5 range. Not too bad but, enough to notice it...

I was at 160 going into the Christmas holiday season. I went up a pound or two but have gotten back down to 160 today. So basically I did enjoy all the goodies in Very very limited portions and then settled back into my regular diet after Christmas. Trust me, I am happy with that. Years before I would have gained 10 lbs and never gotten it off! I know I have to weigh ever day. If I go up I know I have to be more diligent in my food choices that day. I have just joined the Y so now my hopes are to tone up a bit and lose my last 10 lbs to reach my next goal. Then on to the next goal! Love my sleeve!

wow amazing that there isn't much weight gain

The body naturally fluctuates in weight due to water retention and wastes. Weight is not a very good assumption of gains. Body fat percentage would be a much more accurate measurement of gains. You'd still have to account for standard deviations and dismiss any data that falls within that range. Studies and reports are based on real people but can be easily conducted poorly.

Hey everyone, I've been missing in action for a long time so I'm back. I have gained 10 lbs since my lowest and now have to get myself back on track. I have 5 other adults that live in my house and the younger adults bring in all kinds of crap..... It really hurts me because I make the stupid choices of putting that crap in my mouth. So it is my fault that I gained. I got really nauseated taking my vitamins, even after eating and so I stopped taking my vitamins. Now my skin is so dry, my hair is dry and breaking, and my body is aching.

So I am working on getting back on track with eating protein, protein, protein, and cutting the sugars out of my diet. I am a sugar addict. LOL So now it is detoxing. I am going to have a talk with the younger adults and go through the cupboards and clean them out of all the horrible foods. The good news is, I can do this, just have to get out of the old habits that came back into my life. Need to exercise too.....

Welcome back ms skinniness. Glad you are tackling the regain at 10 lbs. Keep us posted on your journey to recommit. I find that fish oil capsules help with the dry skin.

Hey everyone, I've been missing in action for a long time so I'm back. I have gained 10 lbs since my lowest and now have to get myself back on track. I have 5 other adults that live in my house and the younger adults bring in all kinds of crap..... It really hurts me because I make the stupid choices of putting that crap in my mouth. So it is my fault that I gained. I got really nauseated taking my vitamins, even after eating and so I stopped taking my vitamins. Now my skin is so dry, my hair is dry and breaking, and my body is aching.

So I am working on getting back on track with eating protein, protein, protein, and cutting the sugars out of my diet. I am a sugar addict. LOL So now it is detoxing. I am going to have a talk with the younger adults and go through the cupboards and clean them out of all the horrible foods. The good news is, I can do this, just have to get out of the old habits that came back into my life. Need to exercise too.....

Have you tried whole food based vitamins? My mom turned me on to them even before surgery. She has all kinds of GI issues (lactose and gluten intolerances, tons of food allergies, reflux, etc) and she always had problems taking vitamins. She finally discovered she could tolerate whole food based ones. She uses Source of Life Gold and I use Garden of Life Vitamin Code for Women. You might try something like that and even start out with 1/4 or 1/2 dose to see how it goes. I have also seen liquid vitamins that you could try tiny doses at a time throughout the day. We (Bariatric patients) are prone to so many deficiencies (90% of gastrectomy patients have an iron, B12, calcium, or Vitamin D deficiency within 2-10 years). So it is very important to get on the right supplements or you WILL have problems long term. And make sure you are getting regular bloodwork, including full vitamin and mineral panels every 6-12 months to monitor your levels. Even without insurance paying, I've been able to have it done Between $150-$200 each time.

I will order some whole food based vitamins. I have the Raw for Women with the pink label and I believe it's the B complex that does it. So I will research and see if they have a gummy one too.. I have Kaiser and I have been consistently bugging my PCP for blood work up the first couple of years but have been avoiding lately due to my poor eating choices...I will call and schedule an appt with him this coming week. Thank you.

I will order some whole food based vitamins. I have the Raw for Women with the pink label and I believe it's the B complex that does it. So I will research and see if they have a gummy one too.. I have Kaiser and I have been consistently bugging my PCP for blood work up the first couple of years but have been avoiding lately due to my poor eating choices...I will call and schedule an appt with him this coming week. Thank you.

Good luck. I hope you find something that works. I actually had high calcium and iron at 6 months, so I stopped taking those supplements. I'm getting my 12 month labs done on Tuesday, so will see if I have to make any changes.

Guys I have a question... I had my sergery on December 23. im about 2 weeks 1 day in with my sleeve. I see that im gaining weight! I was at 245 when i came home from the hospital and now im at 259. I just started eating soft foods. What am i doing wrong?

You're not doing anything wrong except needlessly stressing over meaningless numbers. Just follow your surgeon's guidelines, concentrate on protein, fluids and vitamins and don't step on the scale for another month.

You're not doing anything wrong except needlessly stressing over meaningless numbers. Just follow your surgeon's guidelines, concentrate on Protein, fluids and Vitamins and don't step on the scale for another month.

You're right. I guess I'm stressing so much. Thank you. =)

There is no way you are gaining any real weight the way your eating.. it has to be swelling and Water. I gained 10 pounds after surgery. It came off and more. Get ready for stalls and such... just do what you need to do, and it will move in the right direction.

My one year surgaversary will be in April I started out at 270 and got down to 179 in October and have teetered between 179 and 181 ever since... I haven't been going to the gym and I have been eating junk food for snacks... I haven't been taking my vitamins and I haven't been drinking my water..... So I know what to do to start again but I think it's all emotional eating... It was a happy time... My son was getting married and three weeks before the wedding his fiancé was caught by him in their home cheating.... The wedding was off I lost a lot of money because I paid for it all and my beautiful dress sits in the closet.... : ( My so. Is still with her... He has a big heart and loves her.... I just need to dig myself out of this slump and stop making excuses!! I want to hit my 100 pounds for my 1 year appointment!! Ugh!!