I guess I’m regretting a little...

[Gundy 139]

Hi Susunorm! This was the same way I felt at two weeks. I just reread the texts I sent to close friends, and I said I was struggling with buyer’s remorse and wish I’d never done it. What a difference a few months make! I am 59 years old and feel like I’m in my twenties. I just entered the 170s and am so proud.
Please don’t allow the first weeks or month to overwhelm you. Just follow the plan and the weight will come off. Trust this tortoise...slow and steady wins this race!

[Deborah HAYS 4]

So well said FLUFFY562🙂! My surgery is Monday! It helps reading all the comments. I really I to put mind on the positive and not the negative.

[Deborah HAYS 4]

Thank you Screwballski!

[Deborah HAYS 4]

Thank you Megan Sadler! Great idea.

[lizvirgo09 24]

You al will do great.. the ones with remorse will do just fine. 9 weeks out and 44 pounds down!!!! I weigh once a week and I week a 2 week span because I knew I was PMSing.. it’s a tool and it all will work out.. I measure myself as well.. you may be losing inches and not weight.. lost 6 inches off my back already... work the program and you will be fine!!!

[chacha79 4]

Hang in there, I lost 20lbs in my first two weeks, then nothing for the rest of the month and even saw a little gain, I do alright with eating when it’s something I don’t really care for like yogurt or Soup, but when I cook something that I enjoy and that tastes good I always eat to quickly and then my stomach punishes me later, so I’m just not really interested in food anymore because it causes pain, I also realized I wasn’t being as active as I needed to be, I’m now 7 weeks out and according to my scale am down 70lbs, I weighed 262 the day I went in for surgery and now my scale says 190, so hang in there, your body needs time to adjust because it’s still in shock

[susunorm 95]

I finally broke my stall, 2 weeks later!!

[Screwballski 540]

On 09/22/2018 at 13:42, susunorm said:

I finally broke my stall, 2 weeks later!!

Oh, that was a loooong one. Feels great on the other side, though, right? Remember the feeling. There will be more. Just breathe through it and keep doing your part of the job. Best wishes!