I would like to know what to expect with the time waiting in to get approved just finished last nutritionist visit. I had to do six.

What should the weight loss be like after bypass will it be fast, slow what?

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I haven't had surgery yet but what I have read in here everyone is different in here. I've read where some has lost 100 pounds in a few months and some only 40 in same time frame. I have read the heavier you are the more you lose at first and everyone seems to have stalls where they don't lose any for a few weeks

If your a bigger person according to my surgeon you drop weight fast. If your smaller you drop but not as fast. A person 300 might drop 100 in a month & a person 200 might drop 40/50 in a month or even less. I'm almost 4 months & I drop almost 65 I think but I was 211 after diet 197 so it didn't come off fast as if I was much heavier. But I'm very sexy now lmbo

If your a bigger person according to my surgeon you drop weight fast. If your smaller you drop but not as fast. A person 300 might drop 100 in a month & a person 200 might drop 40/50 in a month or even less. I'm almost 4 months & I drop almost 65 I think but I was 211 after diet 197 so it didn't come off fast as if I was much heavier. But I'm very sexy now lmbo

You look great proud of you

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Every one is different don't push it it will come off.

Just one pices of advice only weigh your self 1 time a week pick a day.

If not you will drive your self nuts everyday when you don't see a loss.

Don't starve your self puting your body into starvation mode will not help.

In the beginning you will find it hard to get you Protein in. Just do your best

And the weight will come off

Good luck

Surgery Anniversary 7/30/12

poke around the website and you'll get lots of information. Everyone's journey before and after surgery is different. We even have different nutritional rules to follow but, basically all the same in the end after healing. Good luck with your process.

Oh and insurance has alot to do with the length of time from the start of looking into RNY and the actual surgery date.