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Weight loss progress ?

I know everyone is different . But I'm curious to know how much is everyone loosing each week? I'm one week out and have only lost 4 pounds . :(

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Typically I lose 2lb a week but it varies. I've been at a stall for 3 weeks currently. You are doing just fine.

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Ugh that makes me feel better . I've watched over 20 YouTube videos and I think I drove myself a little crazy LOL. I kept hearing 12 -20 pounds the first week and I was starting to worry.

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You can't determine weight loss a week out. You were pumped full of fluids at the hospital. Add swelling to that and your weight could be up. Weight loss will depend on how well you stick to your plan, how much you have to lose, etc. It's not wise to compare with anyone.

In life we always compare and try to establish a baseline. That is normal. Your body does need to heal and acclimate. I feel like I'm never going to lose another pound after this stall but it's about compliance and acceptance and patience.

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We've seen the success stories here - given what this surgery does, your body cannot NOT lose the weight. Know that the pounds will come off - it's only a matter of time. Continue soaking in the successful YouTube videos, be excited about the next few months as you learn to 'drive' your new stomach and remember that this is a marathon, not a sprint. Trust your body and be kind to yourself.

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