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Every time I got on the digital scale at my surgeon's office it was always 10-15 pounds heavier than my digital scale at home.

At my 1 month post-op I was 398 pounds on my home scale and the same day at the surgeon's office they insisted that I was 412!

They insisted their scale was right. Well, today I had my 3 month post-op appointment and I brought my digital scale from home.

My scale said I was 360. Their scale said I was 360. Then they told me they recently had their scales calibrated because they were inaccurate.

HA! I WAS RIGHT! I AM VINDICATED!!!!

I just wanted to post this and vent.

Thanks.

:P

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My surgeon scale is always higher. I weigh myself at home in the morning without clothes. Your weight will fluctuate throughout the day. I don't care if it's more, just that I'm losing.

that's a 14lb difference!!!!!!!!!!! Holy crap!! I'd have brought in my scale too. lol! GREAT JOB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

VINDICATION is YOURS!!

I personally like to do an actual victory lap over something like this. Go ahead and run around the room holding up the peace sign to all the cheering fans, you deserve it!!

That is pretty awesome! Good for you.

Reminds me of my pcp's scale, except it weighs about 8lbs light!

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