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July 24th and down 40lbs. Feel great. Definitely think weight loss is slowing down a bit. I need to be doing more exercise and focus on reaching my Protein goal. Other than that, I can pretty much eat everything! But what difference 40lbs makes!!

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Awesome Tracy! It’s a wonderful thing!

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6 minutes ago, Leanbean said:

July 24th and down 40lbs. Feel great. Definitely think weight loss is slowing down a bit. I need to be doing more exercise and focus on reaching my Protein goal. Other than that, I can pretty much eat everything! But what difference 40lbs makes!!

Hi @Leanbean yes. I can pretty much eat everything as well. I feel great with the weight I’ve lost and can now fit into size large shirts. What a difference.

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July 12th here. Things are going really well. I weighed in this morning at 279lbs. Puts me at 100lbs down from my highest weigh in which was early March of this year and 63lbs down since surgery date. CONGRATS everyone on your great success'.

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1 minute ago, J San said:

July 12th here. Things are going really well. I weighed in this morning at 279lbs. Puts me at 100lbs down from my highest weigh in which was early March of this year and 63lbs down since surgery date. CONGRATS everyone on your great success'.

Sounds like you’re doing great. So good to hear.

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4 hours ago, Letsgetgoing2018 said:

Wanna being this thread back to find out how my buddy July sleevers are doing. I was sleeved July 10th and doing great. Down 50 pounds.

July 16th here.... down 40 since surgery day.... I feel like it has been slow and steady. Sometimes I stay at the same weight for a few days then after that I go down about 2 lbs here and there. I eat pretty much whatever I want yet being smart with food choices, obviously Protein is most important. I also make sure I walk alot each day and/or go to the gym. I think 2 months out, almost 3 at 40 lbs down since surgery i'm satisfied that I will continue my journey and reach my goal

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July 31st. Today I hit the 40# lost. I feel like I'm not losing fast enough but at least I'm losing! I would probably lose faster if I would get up and exercise more. I'm really working to get there with exercising on a more regular basis. I'm happy with the foods I can eat and haven't had any issues with food so far. I eat mostly Protein and a few veggies and I'm okay with that and so is my surgeon.

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Hi, sleeved July 10th and down 50lbs. I’ve have been really sick the past 8 weeks with a upper respiratory infection. After two rounds of antibiotics I am starting to feel much better. I have my 3 month doc appointment tomorrow. I’m super nervous because since I was sick I wasn’t getting all my Vitamins and Protein in. Not sure what my bloodwork will show!

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July 23rd surgery down 62lbs since surgery. I am very active though, hard not to since my energy is way way up. We just did our full run of blood work to make sure there is no Vitamin deficiency or lack of Protein etc and it came back perfect.

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1 minute ago, Cynisca said:

July 23rd surgery down 62lbs. I am very active though, hard not to since my energy is way way up. We just did our full run of blood work to make sure there is no Vitamin deficiency or lack of Protein etc and it came back perfect.

That great!

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On 10/11/2018 at 07:21, Cynisca said:



July 23rd surgery down 62lbs since surgery. I am very active though, hard not to since my energy is way way up. We just did our full run of blood work to make sure there is no Vitamin deficiency or lack of Protein etc and it came back perfect.


congrats!!! i had surgery the 25th, down 46lbs since. i have my 3 month check at the end of the month, hoping my bloodwork comes back perfect too!

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Just now, newmeinfla said:

When did your dr. do a full blood work to check how you are doing with Vitamins deficiency if any? End of this month I am going to do a 3 month check up.

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My was just last week , it was mandatory to do it before the 3 months mark and after 2months.

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