Had Sleeve on December 10 2012.

Looking Good! Great job!

Had Sleeve on December 10 2012.

Wow amazing

Outstanding! Your hard work is obviously paying off!

Well, look at you handsome!

Nice going, you should be very proud of yourself! Congratulations!

Be well…

Wow, you look great! Congrats!

WoW! Very nice!

Holy cow that's awesome!

You look ten years younger!

Great job! You should be very proud of yourself for achieving this level of success.

Richard Foor,

You have done VERY well.

Congratulations on your success,

Kathleen

Awesome!! I was sleeved on 4/23/14 and I was doing good but I haven't lost or gained 1 single pound in a week!! Did you ever encounter this?? What can I do to get it moving?? Ugh!!!

You are doing awesome!!! Thank you for sharing the encouragement!!

Sleeve on December 10 2012.

@@Richard Foor

hey dude

you look great!!!!

wonderful pics

what a difference 1.5 years makes!!!

keep up the good work (i know you will )

kathy

congrats

Edited May 23, 201412 yr by proudgrammy

Awesome!! I was sleeved on 4/23/14 and I was doing good but I haven't lost or gained 1 single pound in a week!! Did you ever encounter this?? What can I do to get it moving?? Ugh!!!

Stalls are quite common and it is well documented that many have there first stall at 1 month out. The best thing to do is to realize if you are following the plan that your Dr. gave you the weight loss will continue, stalls are normally just your body adjusting to the changes it has made. Stick with your plan even though it doesn't seem to be working at the moment, I know this is hard for anyone who experienced the yoyo of dieting prior to surgery, but if you are eating less calories then your body is burning you will lose weight. It is helpful to do measurements because a lot of the time when the scale isn't moving you will find you are losing inches. Good Luck and stay positive.

Stalls are quite common and it is well documented that many have there first stall at 1 month out. The best thing to do is to realize if you are following the plan that your Dr. gave you the weight loss will continue, stalls are normally just your body adjusting to the changes it has made. Stick with your plan even though it doesn't seem to be working at the moment, I know this is hard for anyone who experienced the yoyo of dieting prior to surgery, but if you are eating less calories then your body is burning you will lose weight. It is helpful to do measurements because a lot of the time when the scale isn't moving you will find you are losing inches. Good Luck and stay positive.

Thank you so much!! I really appreciate your encouraging words! I am gonna wait a week before I weigh myself again! Haha That all makes sense... I'm so happy to have this forum to talk to people who have been through it!!

Thanks again and you look Awesome!