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Age: 19

Sleeved: October 17th 2017

SW: 297

CW: 255

GW: HEALTHY AND HAPPY.

I’m almost 8 weeks post op and I’m down 42 pounds! I’m ahead of my surgeons program (at 12 weeks I should be down 50 pounds so I’m alittle ahead).

I know everyone is different when it comes to this and how we use this tool but I’m just curious on other peoples experiences, how fast they lost with types of diet and exercises they do.

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Surgery Date: 12/30/16

Age: 34

Height: 5'10"

HW: 301

SW: 271

CW: 187

I've been stalled at 187-190 since 10/2 but hoping I can get to my goal of 175 before the 2 year mark.

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Started my journey back in April of this year. I had to do 6 months for insurance and just by following their plan (plus the pre-op diet); I lost almost 40 lbs.

Surgery date: 10/30/17

Age: 44

HW: 380 back in March/April

SW: 343

CW: 305

Goal: 225-235

Never, in my wildest dreams, could I ever image the surgery would work this well. Granted, in no way am I disappointed, but thought I'd experience slower loss. However it seems I can average 3-5lbs per week. My next small goal is to see my weight go below 300 lbs!


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