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Ok Not Freaking Out But....

I wanna make sure I'm ok, had surgery Saturday, went from 249 to 241 on mi liquid diet and now the scale isn't moving, I know about the stalls and how things take time, I'm getting in all my fluids and then some, I just want to make sure I'm ok and the weight loss will come with time ;). Just some reassurance would be great!!!

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Don't even look at the scale right now - your body is all wacked out from surgery. I gained 20 lbs two days after surgery with all the fluid they pushed, had blood transfusions, it was crazy - 3 weeks later I was down considerably more than when I went in :)

Just like the others said, what your experiencing is normal. Your body is going through a kind of shock right now trying to figure out what happened to it. There will be a lot of scale fluctuations over the first few weeks. To be honest, when I had my surgery, I had my then husband hide the scale from me for the first month just so I wouldn't get frustrated by the ups and downs I knew it would show me.

I agree with all of the above. Full of surgery fluids. No worries. Take it out of the microscope, back up and get a bigger perspective on the process. It's ok. Just breeeeeeathe.... ;)

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I agree with all of the above. Full of surgery fluids. No worries. Take it out of the microscope' date=' back up and get a bigger perspective on the process. It's ok. Just breeeeeeathe.... ;)[/quote']

;) thanks dooter

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