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Started a little over a year ago at 313. Currently at 221. Have not lost any weight in nearly three months but feel so good and have so much energy I am not as upset as I thought I'd be. I'd still like to lose ~50 pounds more. Doesn't seem likely at this rate. I won't give up but would love to see the scale change again.

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Keep up the great work. I started this whole journey at 350, and was 327 on the day of surgery (7 days ago, today in fact). I go to the DR tomorrow for my first post op visit and I'll find out if there as been any weight loss in the last week. I would think with the sheer amount of vomiting I've done in the last week, there has to be some reflection on the scale. I guess we'll find out. Good Luck to you!!!

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Hi, just got my sleeve on 10/21. I started at 330 and i am down to 312. I am looking forward to the 200's also. Let's do this!

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Hi, just got my sleeve on 10/21. I started at 330 and i am down to 312. I am looking forward to the 200's also. Let's do this!

Wow, same doc a day a part, we were probably in the hospital together!!

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Great. Let's keep in touch. I "friended" you.

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Hi! I have been waiting for WLS for over 4 years...I was sleeved Sept. 24. I'm 35, 5'8", a registered nurse. At my known heaviest I was 374. The balk finally started rolling in March when I followed up and had come down a few pounds since I was last seen (2 years ago). I kicked it into high gear and lost about 25 pounds before I got my surgery date. I started my pre-op diet one month ahead of surgery and lost about another 20. On the day of my surgery I was 327. Today I am 305. I'm excited to get my life back!

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I had gastric bypass june 2013. I started at 297 lbs. Now i weigh 167 lbs. With 7 more lbs. to goal. A loss of 130 lbs. Yahoooooo

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Still pre-op, HW 311 CW 292...absolutely cannot wait till surgery.

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HW: 425 (about 3 years ago)

Weight as of 10/20 (starting pre-op diet): 387.6

Weight as of 10/30 (Surgery Date, including shark week...): 375.0

Weight as of today, 11/4: 365.2

I'm so excited for my life-changing journey! ????

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Shark week made me laugh out loud. I say that too!

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I started at 344 lbs. I weighed in at 299.4 yesterday. I am in my 5th week post op. ????

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I went in at 275. I am only 4'11 though. So I think that also makes a difference. I am only 11 days post op and down to 253. After only 19 days of diet then surgery till now I am ok with those numbers! My BMI was like 53 or something crazy like that! So I think I will drop more pounds quickly. You are also doing great and I'm very excited for you!! Congrats!

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I started at 309 and was 292 when I was sleeved on 2/19/13. I now bounce from 175-178.

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