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Weight Gained Since Having Gastric Sleeve Surgery

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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!

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Jstachic

Thank you! I sent the info to the card. Maybe he doesn't know abt it

@@reallyrosy my pre surg weight was 245 I'm floating between 167 and and 171. My goal is 140.

Dee951

I think u are,doing great. Who set that goal for u? Maybe it's not realistic?

Jstachic , wishing u happy healing! Sorry

Rosy- I never tried either drug, but I think I may have to use something to lose these 30-40 pounds

New susie..i kinda wish i didnt care...

I know sometimes I wish that too! I drive my husband crazy! Lol

@@Dee951 I think @@reallyrosy has a point. Is your goal weight one that your surgeon gave you, or you yourself? On another topic, one woman took a year and a half to reach her goal. She had a bunch of stalls but kept at it. I know that I get caught up reading the ticker tapes with folks that lose all their weight...sometimes a 100+ pounds in under a year. My goal weight is 148, my surgeon thought 150. I have been 161 since last November and held fairly stable. My surgeon now believes I am at my correct weight. For now, I will just work on staying at this weight. But I really would "like" to get under 148. The main thing is that I feel fabulous! I'm able to go up and down the stairs without stopping and all of my comorbiditities have corrects themselves. One day at a time.

Dee951..mi resemble that stair climbing feat 10 lbs ago. 8 was able to walk 4 flights of stairs non stop. B9w i barely make it up one. I mean to saybits because of 10 lbs?

Dee951..i resemble that stair climbing feat 10 lbs ago. 8 was able to walk 4 flights of stairs non stop. B9w i barely make it up one. I mean to saybits because of 10 lbs?

@@reallyrosy I set that goal weight. @@FinallyFit50s yeah I'm trying not to be so hard on myself but when I was told that it just made me feel worse. People tell me I would be to thin at 140. I'm just going to having a small pity party but I'm not going to let it get me to down. I'm to close to give up now. Thank you guys for the kind words.

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I get what all of you are saying. Trust me I'm 3 mos away from 6 years out. Have I gone up and down? Yes! Have I lost total control of comfort/junk food? Sure have! But i also know this - regaining 10-20 lbs is NOTHING compared to where I was at 250 lbs. I think we all just believed that this "magic" surgery was going to solve all our problems and we would sail through the rest of our lives skinny and fit. Unfortunately, I think we all understand now that it's just a TOOL. Unless we continue To be vigilant we WILL gain. I, honestly, don't do much exercise. I know I should and I try to walk a few times a week but that's it. The other thing is studies have shown that our bodies are metabolically changed after years of yo yo dieting and then weight loss surgery. A NORMAL weight person will gain some weight, cut back and lose. No problem. Not us. I know for me my BMR is about 1350 cal per day. That's low for common folk! I WILL GAIN above that. To lose I have to be about 800-1000 a day! And most times I try to cut that back on a couple days to 500-700. Do I like it? Nope. Really I don't but I had this surgery to be healthy and try to somehow protect myself as much as possible from stroke, diabetes etc. I guess what I'm saying- just keep trying and moving forward. We are survivors! Truly we are. I'm 62. Just thinking that I have done this for myself and managed to keep at it is empowering in itself!!!

Thanks georgia...motivating it is! Would u mind,sharing how u figured your BMR and how do measure it daily so u know uour numbers?

Have u called your doctor. He needs to see why you are not losing.m He may scope your esophagus or send you for an Upper GI etc... Please keep us poste

Cindi...internist did not seem concerned! He said if you throw out the hi and low u r fairly regular. But it is a gain of 5 to 6 lbs if u look at it that way and it concerns me. The cardio, whom i havent seen yet, said we will discuss it. So i continue to struggle.

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