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Plateaus suck

Hi all! I've been on a 3 week plateau and i'm getting frustrated. Anyone else having the same problem? I am 8 weeks post up.

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  • I dropped in steps, had lots of plateaus. You'll get through it, just keep working your plan. It's very normal :-)

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    yup! they suck alright. But, this is not a race, it's a marathon. Just keep at it. We all get stuck, and we all have to do something to make that scale move again. change up the routine, or the diet

  • @@chickenmommy25 Yes, they are very frustrating. Unfortunately they are part of the process. I'm 3 1/2 months out and have now experienced three of them. Each time I just stayed on my program and the

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I dropped in steps, had lots of plateaus. You'll get through it, just keep working your plan. It's very normal :-)

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yup! they suck alright. But, this is not a race, it's a marathon. Just keep at it. We all get stuck, and we all have to do something to make that scale move again. change up the routine, or the diet and the scale will move again. I have yet to achieve my goal, by following the rules. So, I just keep at it. Stay positive...don't quit or give up. We took drastic steps to lose it, so just be patient.

@@chickenmommy25 Yes, they are very frustrating. Unfortunately they are part of the process. I'm 3 1/2 months out and have now experienced three of them. Each time I just stayed on my program and the weight loss picked back up when my body was ready.

A stall is a good opportunity for us to re-evaluate our routine to make sure we are still doing what we are supposed to. I know this last time I had let a few slider type foods and Snacks slip into my routine. The stall forced me to look at my nutrition and realize that I was not completely following my plan.

It's all in how you look at them.

Stalls or plateaus are a normal, natural, and necessary part of the weight loss process. If you intend to lose a lot of weight you will stall periodically throughout your journey.

The alternative is to go back to old, pre-op yo-yo dieting behavior.

Embrace the Stall!

http://BariatricPal.com/index.php?/topic/351046-Embrace-the-Stall

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Thanks everyone!!!

I am 6 months out and have had a few stalls...looked at My Fitness Pal and realized I wasn't getting enough protein and water...got back on track with both and started steadily losing.

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