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My 4 MONTH Post-Op Progress Report

Here is my 4 Month Post-Op Progress Report. Things have really changed over the last 4 months (since I had surgery on November 20th) and wanted to share my continued progress with those that might be interested. I know that I still have work to do, but seeing the weekly progress really helps keep me motivated.



Also, a BIG THANK YOU to all of you that have offered caring support and advice along the way as well as the BariatricPal weight loss and exercise challenges. I can't do it alone...so THANK YOU!!! And a special THANKS to my wife (as we are taking this journey together each step of the way).



TOTAL Weight Lost (Pre-Op and Post-Op): 89.6 pounds


Pre-Op Weight Lost: 18.2 pounds


1 Month Post-Op Weight Lost: 18.0 pounds


2 Month Post-Op Weight Lost: 19.2 pounds


3 Month Post-Op Weight Lost: 13.8 pounds


4 Month Post-Op Weight Lost: 20.4 pounds



Inches Lost: 62.5 inches


BMI: 49.6 down to 37.2


Pant Size: 58 down to 42 waist


Shirt Size: 4XL down to 1XL


Short/Boxer Size: 4XL down to 1XL


Distance able to walk: Was at 50 yards and now up to 16.0 miles (walked over 65 miles just this past week)


Time able to walk: Was at 2 minutes (to mailbox and back) and now up to 5 hours (walked 20 hours in the past week)


Hiking: Now hike on a weekly basis. Yay!!!


Back Pain: Pain was excruciating and now non-existent


Knee Pain: Pain was excruciating and now non-existent


Windedness: Got winded getting up off the couch and now can walk 16+ miles without being winded



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Those are some awesome stats...Congratulations and keep up the great work!!

Sending prayers for a speedy recovery from the surgery.

Sent from my SGH-M919 using the BariatricPal App

Here is my 4 Month Post-Op Progress Report. Things have really changed over the last 4 months (since I had surgery on November 20th) and wanted to share my continued progress with those that might be interested. I know that I still have work to do, but seeing the weekly progress really helps keep me motivated.

Also, a BIG THANK YOU to all of you that have offered caring support and advice along the way as well as the BariatricPal weight loss and exercise challenges. I can't do it alone...so THANK YOU!!! And a special THANKS to my wife (as we are taking this journey together each step of the way).

TOTAL Weight Lost (Pre-Op and Post-Op): 89.6 pounds

Pre-Op Weight Lost: 18.2 pounds

1 Month Post-Op Weight Lost: 18.0 pounds

2 Month Post-Op Weight Lost: 19.2 pounds

3 Month Post-Op Weight Lost: 13.8 pounds

4 Month Post-Op Weight Lost: 20.4 pounds

Inches Lost: 62.5 inches

BMI: 49.6 down to 37.2

Pant Size: 58 down to 42 waist

Shirt Size: 4XL down to 1XL

Short/Boxer Size: 4XL down to 1XL

Distance able to walk: Was at 50 yards and now up to 16.0 miles (walked over 65 miles just this past week)

Time able to walk: Was at 2 minutes (to mailbox and back) and now up to 5 hours (walked 20 hours in the past week)

Hiking: Now hike on a weekly basis. Yay!!!

Back Pain: Pain was excruciating and now non-existent

Knee Pain: Pain was excruciating and now non-existent

Windedness: Got winded getting up off the couch and now can walk 16+ miles without being winded

I love your story!! Gives me so much hope.

Im having my mini gastric bypass on April 19...revised from a gastric band.

Im terrified!!!

Im so afraid of what my social life will be. Will i ever be able to go out socialising with friends at restaurants again?

My band has caused so many problems over the years. I havent eaten a full portion of food since 2009 so im used to small meals.

Have you been able to eat normal foods yet?

My main motivation for surgery is knee pain. ..did you find it just disappeared as you list the weight?

Congratulations!

Sent from my GT-I9505 using the BariatricPal App

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Those are some awesome stats...Congratulations and keep up the great work!!

Sending prayers for a speedy recovery from the surgery.

Sent from my SGH-M919 using the BariatricPal App

Here is my 4 Month Post-Op Progress Report. Things have really changed over the last 4 months (since I had surgery on November 20th) and wanted to share my continued progress with those that might be interested. I know that I still have work to do, but seeing the weekly progress really helps keep me motivated.

Also, a BIG THANK YOU to all of you that have offered caring support and advice along the way as well as the BariatricPal weight loss and exercise challenges. I can't do it alone...so THANK YOU!!! And a special THANKS to my wife (as we are taking this journey together each step of the way).

TOTAL Weight Lost (Pre-Op and Post-Op): 89.6 pounds

Pre-Op Weight Lost: 18.2 pounds

1 Month Post-Op Weight Lost: 18.0 pounds

2 Month Post-Op Weight Lost: 19.2 pounds

3 Month Post-Op Weight Lost: 13.8 pounds

4 Month Post-Op Weight Lost: 20.4 pounds

Inches Lost: 62.5 inches

BMI: 49.6 down to 37.2

Pant Size: 58 down to 42 waist

Shirt Size: 4XL down to 1XL

Short/Boxer Size: 4XL down to 1XL

Distance able to walk: Was at 50 yards and now up to 16.0 miles (walked over 65 miles just this past week)

Time able to walk: Was at 2 minutes (to mailbox and back) and now up to 5 hours (walked 20 hours in the past week)

Hiking: Now hike on a weekly basis. Yay!!!

Back Pain: Pain was excruciating and now non-existent

Knee Pain: Pain was excruciating and now non-existent

Windedness: Got winded getting up off the couch and now can walk 16+ miles without being winded

I love your story!! Gives me so much hope.

Im having my mini gastric bypass on April 19...revised from a gastric band.

Im terrified!!!

Im so afraid of what my social life will be. Will i ever be able to go out socialising with friends at restaurants again?

My band has caused so many problems over the years. I havent eaten a full portion of food since 2009 so im used to small meals.

Have you been able to eat normal foods yet?

My main motivation for surgery is knee pain. ..did you find it just disappeared as you list the weight?

Congratulations!

Sent from my GT-I9505 using the BariatricPal App

Thank you both very much!!!

Great job! :)

  • Author

Great job! :)

Congrats!

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N920A using the BariatricPal App

Thank you both so much!!!

I remember your preop posts. It's great to see you knocking it out of the park postop - rotten kidney stone nowithstanding.

I had a roomate overnight when I was readmitted. She had a kidney stone and hadn't slept in two days. She was getting huge doses of pain meds and was still miserable. The following morning, she had lithotripsy. She'd gotten moved postop to another room, so I stopped to see her on one of my laps around the floor. She was a totally changed woman with a HUGE grin on her face. Once you get relief from pain like that, it's life-changing.

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I remember your preop posts. It's great to see you knocking it out of the park postop - rotten kidney stone nowithstanding.

I had a roomate overnight when I was readmitted. She had a kidney stone and hadn't slept in two days. She was getting huge doses of pain meds and was still miserable. The following morning, she had lithotripsy. She'd gotten moved postop to another room, so I stopped to see her on one of my laps around the floor. She was a totally changed woman with a HUGE grin on her face. Once you get relief from pain like that, it's life-changing.

Thank you so very much. I appreciate it!

And you are so right!!! Once pain gets under control you feel like an entirely different person. Unfortunately I'm still struggling to get the kidney stone pain to a more manageable level.

  • Author

Unfortunately, besides the pain, I've also gained about 8-10 pounds in the last week. I guess it is due to all of the swelling, etc. [emoji22]

Good job- you have been very successful! I gained about 7#from my kidney stone ordeal. Stent was removed 4days ago and I have lost 4of those pounds . I am pretty sure it's just w Water weight from the IVs, the meds etc.

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  • Author

Good job- you have been very successful! I gained about 7#from my kidney stone ordeal. Stent was removed 4days ago and I have lost 4of those pounds . I am pretty sure it's just w Water weight from the IVs, the meds etc.

Sent from my KFJWI using the BariatricPal App

Thank you for everything. And I'm so sorry to hear about your kidney stone ordeal, but Glad to hear your stent has been removed and you are on the mend.

Hopefully I'll drop a bunch of water weight once the stent is removed in

4 weeks.

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