When did your toughest weight loss plateau occur?
When did your toughest weight loss plateau occur?
3 members have voted
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1. When did your toughest weight loss plateau occur?
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Within the first two months after surgery - pretty discouraging to go through the surgery and not be losing weight!0
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Two to six months after surgery - sticking to the diet, but haven't yet hit your stride0
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Six to 12 months after surgery - I was doing fine at first, but2
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More than one year after surgery - those last several pounds are the toughest!1
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Having trouble maintaining - every day is a struggle.0
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I have no clue where to upload this, so I'll put it here. This is pre-op vs the morning of my 6 month appointment! In office I weight 232, that's 88 lbs down since my highest weight, 75 lbs since my surgery weight! I can't believe this jacket fit... I am smaller now than the last time I was this size which the surgeon found really amusing. He's happy with where I am in my weight loss and estimates I'll be around 200 lbs by my 1 year anniversary! My lowest weight as an adult is 195, so that's pretty damn exciting to think I'll be near that at a year. Everything from there will be unknown territory!!· 2 replies
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I changed my profile image to a molecule of protein. Why? Because I am certain that it saved my life.· 0 replies
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April Surgery· 0 replies
Am I the only struggling to get weight down. I started with weight of 297 and now im 280 but seem to not lose more weight. My nutrtionist told me not to worry about the pounds because I might still be losing inches. However, I do not really see much of a difference is this happen to any of you, if so any tips?
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Well recovering from gallbladder removal was a lot like recovering from the modified duodenal switch surgery, twice in 4 months yay 🥳😭. I'm having to battle cravings for everything i shouldn't have, on top of trying to figure out what happens after i eat something. Sigh, let me fast forward a couple of months when everyday isn't a constant battle and i can function like a normal person again! 😞· 0 replies
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