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What exactly do you think a "fast loser" is?

I always hear people refer to themselves or others as a fast loser or a slow loser. What do you consider to be a fast loser, slow loser and an average loser? Lets say from about 3 months out from post op.

I am only 2 months post op but I had considered myself an average loser, my numbers are in my signature.

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Well that's depressing. It's a great app but I didn't even earn a "keep trying". I'm in my third week and I've lost about 15 lbs so far.

Get-to-Goal is also specifically for Bypass not just any WSL. With Bypass, people typically lose weight much faster in the beginning then with the sleeve because of the additional malabsorption. Now that I'm further out, I feel its much more accurate to where I should be... Please don't let it discourage you!!!

This app is ok for tracking weight lost post-surgery, but I wish it would accept earlier dates!! I lost 20 lbs on liver-reduction, and dang it, I want credit for that because it was hell!!

When i first put in my stats I entered my high weight with my surgery date then went back and added a weigh in for my day of surgery so I could count in the preop loss, because I agree, I lost those pounds I want credit for it!!

When i first put in my stats I entered my high weight with my surgery date then went back and added a weigh in for my day of surgery so I could count in the preop loss, because I agree, I lost those pounds I want credit for it!!

Ooh that's a good idea! I'll do it that way! :)

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