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This is me.....almost 5 months out

Fellow sleevers unite! I remember you all, surfing through these forums for hours worried about my surgery but excited for the potential health and physical change. Now I'm on the other side almost 5 months out and want to share my story with those that are waiting in anticipation or a few days out wondering whats next. I was sleeved on 09/29/2017. At my surgery I weight 363 and my weight when I started the liquid diet was 380.4. I think I ended up topping out somewhere around 387 in the days or weeks before the liquid diet. As of this morning I weight 273.8. So roughly 107 lbs in 5 months. I'll take it! Size wise I am currently a 38 waist, and XXL top. I was a 46/48 waist and 4XL a few short months ago. My overall goal is 225 (I'm 6'2). Here is my lame attempt at a Letterman style top ten list but backwards. Time flies, enjoy the ride, and the compliments

  1. Losing weight is cool. Growing saggy man skin tits not.

  2. Pretty Pimpin’ by Kurt Vile is on my sleeve journey mix tape.

  3. Its great being able to sit in a chair and not worry about breaking it.

  4. I used to love Soup. That was before eating it everyday for 4 weeks.

  5. Only fat people wear fitbits. I wore mine, and it was stupid. I've never seen any active person actually wearing one. I probably exercise more without it.

  6. You can weigh yourself everyday. I did, its OK. First thing in the morning, post dump, post shower. I’m suprised I haven’t gone through a costco size pack of AA batteries.

  7. Levi’s that aren’t loose or baggy fit = AWESOME!

  8. I am no longer that fattest person everywhere I go, There are a crapload fatter than me.....I know as I just got back from Disney.

  9. Sex gets better with every 20 lbs.

  10. Holy shit, I’m not sweating!

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I love this post, it's so funny! Congrats and keep up the good work inspiring new post-ops like me :D

You look fantastic. I was sleeved in August my. Weight has stalled. What are you eating.I need inspiration. I'm down 63 and am very grateful.

You look great!! Congratulations on your success so far! :)

Well done you look great keep up the good work changed your life forever ??

Great post! Thank you for posting pictures. It's always such an inspiration to see the changes physically instead of just looking at numbers. Congratulations on your loss so far and good luck with the rest of your journey!

  • 2 weeks later...

Great job and congratulations.
I am 446 this morning and due into surgery on Thursday .
60 years of age and decided to make it better in life .
Certainly can relate to your Top 10.
Thanks for the solid post


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7 hours ago, Beachbum60 said:

Great job and congratulations.
I am 446 this morning and due into surgery on Thursday .
60 years of age and decided to make it better in life .
Certainly can relate to your Top 10.
Thanks for the solid post

Good job man and i look forward to you sharing your improved well being.

  • 4 weeks later...

Ok this post is hilarious...now that I think about it none of my friends or husband wears a fitbit and they are all healthy weight and do work-out daily. Oh my....about to dump mine.....lollll. Thanks for the post gave me a good laugh this morning.


Fellow sleevers unite! I remember you all, surfing through these forums for hours worried about my surgery but excited for the potential health and physical change. Now I'm on the other side almost 5 months out and want to share my story with those that are waiting in anticipation or a few days out wondering whats next. I was sleeved on 09/29/2017. At my surgery I weight 363 and my weight when I started the liquid diet was 380.4. I think I ended up topping out somewhere around 387 in the days or weeks before the liquid diet. As of this morning I weight 273.8. So roughly 107 lbs in 5 months. I'll take it! Size wise I am currently a 38 waist, and XXL top. I was a 46/48 waist and 4XL a few short months ago. My overall goal is 225 (I'm 6'2). Here is my lame attempt at a Letterman style top ten list but backwards. Time flies, enjoy the ride, and the compliments


  1. Losing weight is cool. Growing saggy man skin tits not.

  2. Pretty Pimpin’ by Kurt Vile is on my sleeve journey mix tape.

  3. Its great being able to sit in a chair and not worry about breaking it.

  4. I used to love Soup. That was before eating it everyday for 4 weeks.

  5. Only fat people wear fitbits. I wore mine, and it was stupid. I've never seen any active person actually wearing one. I probably exercise more without it.

  6. You can weigh yourself everyday. I did, its OK. First thing in the morning, post dump, post shower. I’m suprised I haven’t gone through a costco size pack of AA batteries.

  7. Levi’s that aren’t loose or baggy fit = AWESOME!

  8. I am no longer that fattest person everywhere I go, There are a crapload fatter than me.....I know as I just got back from Disney.

  9. Sex gets better with every 20 lbs.

  10. Holy ****, I’m not sweating!

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Great job



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