Normal not be under 200 pounds 8 months post op?

[Darrie97 12]

Is normal to not be under 200 pounds 8 months post op? I started off at 298. I am now 205. And i am at a stall

[KimTriesRNY 1,853]

Not sure this is the right place to ask for money for college. Maybe try Facebook or Instagram. This is a bariatric support website....

Edited January 18, 2018 by KimTriesRNY
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[Darrie97 12]

Not sure this is the right place to ask for money for college. Maybe try Facebook or Instagram. This is a bariatric support website....

I really think you mind your business and keep scrolling

[KimTriesRNY 1,853]

[Shesl0singit 17]

Not sure this is the right place to ask for money for college. Maybe try Facebook or Instagram. This is a bariatric support website....

Are you trolling on purpose or do you not know how to read?

[Shesl0singit 17]

Is normal to not be under 200 pounds 8 months post op? I started off at 298. I am now 205. And i am at a stall

It could very well be a stall. Have you spoken to your nutritionist since surgery? What are you eating on a daily basis?

[Stella S 612]

You are losing 11 lbs a month. How long since the scale moved. Also what about body measurements. You are doing great. I must track all food and exercise. [emoji5]. Keep us updated.

Is normal to not be under 200 pounds 8 months post op? I started off at 298. I am now 205. And i am at a stall

[ProudGrammy 8,322]

On 1/18/2018 at 4:14 PM, Darrie97 said:

Is normal to not be under 200 pounds 8 months post op?

@Darrie97

you lost 93 lbs in 8 months (don''t look at me, I didn't take them)

stalls do eventually break - most of us have been there, done that!!

you'll probably weigh under 200 lbs sooner than later. then continue

your Quest to GOAL - good luck

"God Grant Me Patience, Just Hurry Up About It!!"

kathy

[kakatlady612 1,053]

Still healthier than 298, you've lost a high school cheerleader already. Isn't it nice to not drag her around with you? You're better than you were before, keep your diet and fluids smooth, don't slack off with exercise and you will be fine. Weight loss can be bumpy at times.

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[Be the Change 1]

Your weight loss is phenomenal! People must be commenting on it positively. Think how unlikely it is that you would have lost 98 pounds without the surgery. You have probably replaced all the clothes in your wardrobe.

We talked in my sleeve support group about plateaus or “stalls.“ Apparently most people experience them and they are always frustrating. The advice given was to “hang in there,” as people could go weeks stuck on the same number on the scale and then all the sudden lose 3, 4, or 5 pounds all at once. If you haven’t been back to your dietitian recently, you may want to do that so that he or she can review your diet. Try making small changes in diet or exercise or Water. I am so impressed with what you have already done.

[soready17 167]

You are doing great and I'm hoping to be as successful as you.

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[deltagirl93 79]

I agree with the others. I would love to average out over 10-11 lbs per month which you have done. Also, everyone has a different “ normal.” As long as the scale is moving in the right direction, you’re golden.

[pikachu.abuomar 4]

Don’t give up. You’ve pretty much lost a 100 pounds in one year! Oh em gee! Keep it up and stay positive. One more year or less and you will be at your goal.

[proud grammy 14]

@Darrie97

hey bud - it's been around 7 weeks since your original post.

i thought your weight loss was great then, and you were doing fine.

has your dream weight of being under 200 lbs happened? if it did, that's great. if not, that's ok too.

i know it will happen. - remember, this is a sprint, not a race - good luck - chin up - life is good, gets better all the time. PATIENCE kathy

Edited March 8, 2018 by proud grammy

[frust8 962]

Kathy [emoji7]are you sure it's not:" it's a Journey, not a Race or Sprint". At least that's the way I've always heard it presented." You can be a mover and a groover when you no longer suck food up,like a Hoover!" There's my new and profound.Thought for the Day.[emoji7][emoji7][emoji7]

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