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Stalls...

I've been at a stall since about a week after surgery and now it's been 12 days since the stall started and I still haven't lost anything. How long have your stalls lasted? I'm starting to lose hope here. Super depressed the scale won't move.

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My first month out was slow. The doc said it happens because lack of energy and healing after surgery. Now I'm seven months out, lost 110 lbs and I just hit another stall. Stay focused and do not give up. Your only enemy is you. I've also seen a lot of people taking in like 1000 calories when I'm still only getting 700. Track all your foods, fluids, exercise. That will help you see your trends.

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I actually have a lot of energy, I walk everyday, get all my fluids, but I'm lucky if I'm even able to get in 500 calories a day. I track EVERYRHING! It's just SUPER frustrating!

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My first week I dropped 10 pounds. These past two weeks have been slow. I stalled for about a week and now at almost 4 weeks out I feel like it's picking back up. I'm down about 17 pounds.

I am 3.5 weeks out and once I transitioned from liquids to some solids I have noticed a stall. I am guessing it is because my metabolism has to catch up from being almost dormant the first two weeks.

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