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Down 25lbs in 4 months

I'm down 25 lbs since surgery, Tomorrow will be 4 mths out had the sleeve. I'm pretty happy with my progress; I feel at times it is a little slow. I've hit two stalls so far and I do a lot of Cardio 5 days a week with some weights here and there.

I see other peoples progress that has the same bmi as me and they are loosing much faster. I'm 155 so 10 more lbs I'll be officially at a normal weight, I cant wait for this to happen, back in my mind I feel that I wont get there or I might get there in another 6 mths. Maybe I'm being a little hard on my self but at times it is very hard not to be.

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  • It's very simple. The more you have to lose, the quicker the loss. The less you have to lose, the slower the loss. You started at a weight that is some people's goal weight. Very rare to be under 200

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It's very simple. The more you have to lose, the quicker the loss. The less you have to lose, the slower the loss. You started at a weight that is some people's goal weight. Very rare to be under 200 pounds for this procedure, so considering that, you are doing quite remarkably! Keep plugging away, follow your plan, and you'll get there. The last bit of weight is always the hardest to get off. You'll get there.

With your starting weight you are doing wonderfully. Congrats!

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