50 and Up Sleevers

[Frustr8 7,886]

Burping usually means you're swallowing air when you take your liquids and many people don't feel restriction until they get to more solid foods. You're still deep in the learning experience at a month. Its like you do have a tool that no one gives a perfect instruction booklet for.

[brittmarr1 61]

True —I’ve had to find my own way in a sense. I have received so many different ways to eat and deal with issues from my doctors staff. I’ve actually received more info from people on these sites. Thanks for the help you don’t realize you’ve given

[Liz The New Me 281]

So true I also have learned more from this site. You don’t know what to ask if you never been there before. So I read everyone’s and see if it will work for me. I also realize we are all different in some things and the same in others and at different timelines. So appreciate for their advice from their experience.

[Jen967 14]

I was almost 50 in 2017 when I had my sleeve surgery in July of 2017. I've lost 202 pounds since then. So for me the weight loss has been great. Everyone is different.

[looly 361]

I've lost 87 lbs as of today, which puts me in 'Onederland' for the first time in about twenty years!

Edited January 13, 2019 by looly

[brittmarr1 61]

Wow!! Good job!! When was your surgery? Which surgery did you have

[looly 361]

I had a gastric sleeve on 30th June this year. I lost about 14 lbs before the surgery, but I'm still very pleased with the rate of weight loss since. I put a pound back on over the Christmas holiday, but I've lost it again plus another pound. I lose about a pound a week now, and that's fine by me!

[DebbyC64 31]

I had surgery on Dec 13, 2018. I just turned 55 on Saturday. I figure slow and steady wins the race.😝

[DebbyC64 31]

Amandamellor18
I was 220 on Dec 13, 2018 when I had my surgery. I just turned 55 yesterday. I’ve lost 20 lbs. I’m hoping for a 70-80 Ib loss. Congrats on your weight loss.

[Pjj431 71]

Any loss a victory slow or fast. It’s theright direction and if you feel good and happy with journey that’s all that counts

[amandamellor18 37]

DebbyC64

thats wonderful!! I will admit my exercise column needs a lot of work. My skin situation is odd - not sure what I expected but I’m kind of looking like my 84 yo mother, lol.

But I don’t care! I feel amazing and have energy like I did in my 30’s.

I clearly was in denial about my appearance because people that I haven’t seen in a while are letting me know I looked like a different person.

I wish you the very best on your Quest. Maybe we can stay in touch and root each other on?

[Healthy_life2 8,319]

Reviving the thread: How are all the 50+ peeps doing???

[johnedwin 80]

as is aid on another thread i was weighed yesterday lost 53 pounds in a few days short of 2 months and no exercise due to some issues i had before surgery now that i feel much better.. i am going to do some walking hope to do a mile a day..

[Liz The New Me 281]

I have no regrets on having the sleeve, BEST decision I ever made. I'm happy where I'm at. But then get upset with myself because I'm not loosing anymore, and think I should loose more. I have been bouncing the 3 pounds up and down for the past going on 3 months now. It get's me depressed about it. I have to get a grip on where I want to be.

Hope everyone is doing ok also and enjoying life to the fullest.

[johnedwin 80]

38 minutes ago, Liz The New Me said:

I have no regrets on having the sleeve, BEST decision I ever made. I'm happy where I'm at. But then get upset with myself because I'm not loosing anymore, and think I should loose more. I have been bouncing the 3 pounds up and down for the past going on 3 months now. It get's me depressed about it. I have to get a grip on where I want to be.

Hope everyone is doing ok also and enjoying life to the fullest.

well your 158 according to your chart you should be happy at your weight even if you don't lose anymore you use to be 230 before...