Feel overwhelmed...i feel like **** at times everyone has loss 70 are more pounds and they had there surgery with me. And i only lost 58 pounds. I feel like this all the weight i am going to loss.

58 pounds is great, so far! I know it is really hard not to compare yourself to others, but it is really important to focus on you and your successes. Everyone loses at a different rate. The important thing to remember is that everybody loses and you will keep losing too! Hang in there!

Don't get discouraged! Was your BMI lower? When were you sleeved? Everyone's rate is different. Have you tracked what you are eating? Look at your grams of protein..is it within the ranges your nutritionist recommended? Are you exercising? If not..start..it helps! But whatever you do, don't beat yourself up +50# are gone forever..better than where you began!

I feel the same way every single day! I was hoping to hit my 100 pounds lost by my birthday but barring a miracle that won't be happening..I am down 60 pounds in almost 5 months..that is just about 12 pounds a month. I know that if I would be stricter and walk more I could lose more...just got to get in the right frame of mind.

I had my surgery on March9,2012 but i guess i need to watch wait i eat i don't now what i am supposed to be eating and vitamins. I had mine done in Mexico so i have no doctor here. I do some vitamins but don't know how much mg stuff like that. So maybe i am not eating what i need to be.

Ok..well here's the deal with diet..it's different in every doc's office you go. Some do pre-op liquid diet before surgery ..I wasn't required to do that..I started full liquid diet at 1 week..mushies at 2-4 weeks then real foods at 1month..some people are recommended to start solids later..since you are farther out..try to shoot for 50-60grams of protein per day..others will tell you more for weight loss ..my doc recommended this range..it's working for me. I was told no sugary, carbonated beverages..anything sugar free that is not carbonated is fine. I prefer water and unsweetened tea..I drank this before surgery. I would recommend protein shakes to boost your protein intake...I like EAS Carb Advantage shakes..they are 17grams with 2.5 g net carbs. Always eat your protein first..then veg or fruits..then if you have room..have some carbs if you have room...I would see if you can make an appt with a nutritionist that deals with sleeve patients. You can pay out of pocket for the service..and she/he can help you. Check with your local hospital that does weight loss surgeries. Good luck to you!

58lb/14weeks= 4.1lb per week. I'd say that's nothing to sneeze at.

Also, if I may, what was your starting BMI?

I averaged 10 lbs a month so 58 lbs in 4 months sounds fantastic to me. Do you have any medical insurance? Your regular doctor can certainly monitir your iron,calcium, d ect. As far as vitatmins I take a multi, calcium and a d3 along with a b complex daily and a b12 three times a week. You need to be sure you get your protein in.

I averaged 10 lbs a month so 58 lbs in 4 months sounds fantastic to me. Do you have any medical insurance? Your regular doctor can certainly monitir your iron' date='calcium, d ect. As far as vitatmins I take a multi, calcium and a d3 along with a b complex daily and a b12 three times a week. You need to be sure you get your Protein in.[/quote']

I agree with lunarose..I take two Flintstones complete as directed by my doc..I also take a b12 shot from my pharmacy by choice and I am on 100,000iu of Vitamin D2 /week because my levels went low..I also take Biotin as well . I also take 6 calcium citrate chews / day..I would encourage you to talk to an RD or Doc who specializes with the sleeve..