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5 Days Post Op Weight Loss

Got sleeved Monday 7/2 went in at 211.50. When I got home on 7/4 I weigh 208 lbs. Today went to Kmart with hubby bought a scale, came home opened that bad boy up and it said 200lbs even!! 8lbs in 3 days. Monday I'm going to the gym to hit the treadmill. I was feeling a lil down earlier but my mood has definitely lifted!! Good luck everybody!!

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Great! You will be in onederland very soon. :) have a blessed recovery!

Awesome! Congratulations!! :D

That's great - my surgery was 7/12 and I've lost eight pounds - pretty disappointing. However, dieting and exercising before at Weight Watchers (without cheating) only netted nine pounds in ten months. So, eight pounds in a month is better than nothing. I ', worried, though, because I keep being told I'm in a "honeymoon" period and the weight loss will slow down. I try to think of it long term.

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Thanks guys

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That's great - my surgery was 7/12 and I've lost eight pounds - pretty disappointing. However' date=' dieting and exercising before at Weight Watchers (without cheating) only netted nine pounds in ten months. So, eight pounds in a month is better than nothing. I ', worried, though, because I keep being told I'm in a "honeymoon" period and the weight loss will slow down. I try to think of it long term.[/quote']

I've heard it's very fast in the beginning and eventually it slows down. That's when we have to work harder to maintain. As long as we stay on the right track we should be fine. Things will turn around soon

Congrats!

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