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Post-OP Weight

I had my full bypass on 11-28-16 and my weight was 352. Went to see my pcp on 12-2-16 and my weight was 339. I go see my surgeon on Thursday I wonder what my weight will be then. I'm 8 days post-op.

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      I also had RNY on 11/28/16. HW 325 SW 313 CW 298. We'll have to keep up with each other. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using the BariatricPal App

    • Miss Impala
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      That is a fascinating tool! Thanks so much for sharing this! DS performed 11/28/16. SW/HW 380 lbs.

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    I wouldn't expect results so fast, your body is still recovering from the surgery, it is full of not only gas that was used during surgery to inflate the body cavity for the laproscopic surgery as well as your body's reactions to the shakes, your new stomach's possible reaction to lactose. And varied other reasons why you still might be bloated and artificially hide your weight loss. Besides you dont have anything else to do anyway except wait right? It will come... I hope. Lol. I keep telling myself that as well. We had our surgery the same day!

    DS performed 11/28/16. SW/HW 380 lbs.

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    That is a fascinating tool! Thanks so much for sharing this!

    DS performed 11/28/16. SW/HW 380 lbs.

    What is kind of fun with that is to play with the percentage of weight loss and project where I'm going. I'm sitting around the 75-80% range with the way that I'm going.
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    That is a fascinating tool! Thanks so much for sharing this!

    DS performed 11/28/16. SW/HW 380 lbs.

    What is kind of fun with that is to play with the percentage of weight loss and project where I'm going. I'm sitting around the 75-80% range with the way that I'm going.
    I know right!?!?!

    DS performed 11/28/16. SW/HW 380 lbs.

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