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Here we go ... I've been into this weightless program since June and took a while to lose right but finally lost 15 lbs.. Then told needed a nicotine test so I quit butts 100% to gain 10 lbs back... Now I'm basically where I started and bc I'm not smoking I have a tendency to pick more.. So now my nutritionist keeps putting me off and scheduling monthly visits to see if I lost the weight again I'm not losing and starting to think I'll never get this sleeve

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Do you count your calories? Gaining is harder when you are conscious of what you eat in my experience.

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are you pre op or post op?

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Pre-Op. OP seems to be on a six month supervised weight loss regiment (I guess for insurance purposes).

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I did the same exact thing...Started all this in March....couldn't get the friggin 10 lbs off...quit smoking in June..finally I got 9 lbs off & they scheduled me for Nov 19th...but now I have gained 4 lbs & I have the 2 week pre-op on Nov 4th & after 4 months of not smoking, I picked 1 up 2 weeks ago & didn't stop until last night..back on the patch!! not easy...wish you luck

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Are you drinking lots and lots of Water? Quitting smoking is a bear. But you'll get over the hump with the food replacement. My dad ballooned when he quit. It was about 6 months before he was right. But its the best thing he's ever done.

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Yes lots of Water to the point where I think that is where all all my weight is! But seriously I just don't understand y I can't take the next step like I've been seeing the nutritionist since June

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Pre op still hairy seen a doc

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