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Fiddleman    4,376

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At the end of a stall, the skin and about an inch down becomes soft and "loose". Perhaps someone has a more scientific description of the process. The next couple days the stall ends and the weight begins to drop again.

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dar1983    750

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All I have noticed is that they suck!

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O.T.R. sleever    3,386

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All I have noticed is that they suck!

Buwahahahaha.

I agree 1000%

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Spatters3    315

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O.T.R.: love your new picture. You look so happy! :-)

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slojo    150

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They do suck because you don't have the satisfaction of seeing lower numbers, But I have noticed my clothes stilll become more lose during a stall...

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rockafam    7

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I have not experienced a "stall" as of yet. I am getting ready to start week 6 post op. I have noticed that after week 3 my weight loss slowed dramatically (1-2 lbs/week) I have lost a total of 27.7 lbs as of last weeks weigh in. I am terrified I'm going to hit a stall and already feel like the weight loss is slow! Agh

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Justine13    264

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At the end of a stall' date=' the skin and about an inch down becomes soft and "loose". Perhaps someone has a more scientific description of the process. The next couple days the stall ends and the weight begins to drop again.[/quote']

I hate stalls. Had the first one as expected but I'm out.

BTW- I keep waiting to tell you I love your profile pic. Springer?

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lollyfidy1965    402

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I've decided that I'm not ever going to call them "stalls" again. From now on they are to be known as "Adjustment Periods"....because that is, essentially, what they are. We lose weight so quickly, and then our bodies need a bit of time to adjust to the new reality of things. During my "Adjustment Periods" I typically lose inches...which I don't do while I'm in a rapid weight loss phase. In the end its all good....lose weight, lose inches....get healthy!! :)

All the best,

Laura

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seelessofme    63

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I have not experienced a "stall" as of yet. I am getting ready to start week 6 post op. I have noticed that after week 3 my weight loss slowed dramatically (1-2 lbs/week) I have lost a total of 27.7 lbs as of last weeks weigh in. I am terrified I'm going to hit a stall and already feel like the weight loss is slow! Agh

Me too! Join my club!

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O.T.R. sleever    3,386

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I have not experienced a "stall" as of yet. I am getting ready to start week 6 post op. I have noticed that after week 3 my weight loss slowed dramatically (1-2 lbs/week) I have lost a total of 27.7 lbs as of last weeks weigh in. I am terrified I'm going to hit a stall and already feel like the weight loss is slow! Agh
Me too! Join my club!

Be ready, I didn't get my first stall till I was 3 months out. Then, I spent 3weeks at 210 and this makes my second week at 205. Good thing for me I'm a very optimistic person. And I've spent enough time on this forum to know that this won't last forever(even though it does feel like it).

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seelessofme    63

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Be ready' date=' I didn't get my first stall till I was 3 months out. Then, I spent 3weeks at 210 and this makes my second week at 205. Good thing for me I'm a very optimistic person. And I've spent enough time on this forum to know that this won't last forever(even though it does feel like it).[/quote']

Oh boy, if 1 pound feels slow, I can't imagine 2 weeks at the same during my honeymoon stage. Ha! It will get better.

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