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I'm almost 9 weeks post op. I started at 278 and now I'm 241 not complaining but I have been stuck here for almost 3 weeks. What should I do?

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What's a fill?

You both had 2 different surgeries. Jessica apparently has a lap band.

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Thanks

My advice would be to stay on your surgeon's plan & be patient. For pretty much the whole first 6 months postop I seemed to follow a general pattern of losing for 2 weeks & "pausing" for 2 weeks. We are asking a lot of our bodies with this surgery, and I think it's unrealistic to expect a completely consistent pattern of loss. Our bodies need pauses to adjust, so try not to get too stressed over it. Hang in there...the scale will start moving again! :)

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Thank you!

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