I know we are all different, but I’m curious how much weight you’ve lost.

I’m 5-weeks post op revision from vertical silastic ring to bypass.

I’ve lost 26 pounds.

Weight before pre-op diet: 240
Weight day of surgery: 230
Weight today: 214

Sleeve patient here. Surgery date 8/6/18

Heaviest weight: 233

Surgery Day weight: 202

Weight today: 133

Pre OP 249

Day of surgery 237

6 months post OP 181.8

Highest weight 272

Surgery weight 2/26/18 263

Current weight 3/26/19 146

Highest weight: 286lbs

Surgery weight: 276lbs (11/1/18)

Today's weight: 202lbs

Highest Weight: 250

Surgery Weight: 235 (12/11/18)

Today's Weight: 202

pre-op (no diet before) 199

5 weeks post 178

calories avg 500/day (I think I may be losing too quickly and need to increase that a bit)

First, the obligatory disclaimer: remember that everyone is different and will have different weight loss rates. Age, starting weight, genetics, height, complications all factor in to each person's weight loss rates.

Second, a thought: Instead of just total units lost, probably a more telling statistic would be maybe BMI (which factors in height), or Percentage of Total Body Weight Lost (but this doesn't take into account lean muscle changes...), or Percentage of Inches Lost in certain areas of body measurements (but everyone carries their weight differently...)

Lastly: Anyhoo, with that said, we are human after all, and we can't help but compare and be curious:

** Note that I am on the vertically-challenged side of 5' 1" **

Highest weight: 235.0 lbs (10-Oct-2018) BMI: 44.4 (morbidly obese)

Surgery weight: 223.2 lbs (24-Oct-2018)

Today's weight: 148.8 lbs (26-Mar-2019, 5 months + 2 days post op) BMI: 28.1 (overweight)
% of Body Weight Lost: 36.7% (-86.2 lbs)
% of inches lost chest: 25.0% (-12.0")
% of inches lost waist: 28.7% (-12.5")
% of inches lost hips: 22.2% (-11.0")

** Yes, I keep track of EVERYTHING. You should see my spreadsheet **

Starting weight: 228

Date of Surgery: 02/18/2019

Weight today: 193.4

Weight lost: 34.6

I have no complaints. I feel so blessed! I'm excited for what's to come. I love it that we have this forum, to encourage and cheer each other!

help, how do I edit my profile weight? thx

Wow, we have the same starting stats. I am a revision from sleeve to Rny

Starting weight preop diet 240lbs
Surgery weight 2/12/19. 230lbs
Current weight. 208

First, the obligatory disclaimer: remember that everyone is different and will have different weight loss rates. Age, starting weight, genetics, height, complications all factor in to each person's weight loss rates.
Second, a thought: Instead of just total units lost, probably a more telling statistic would be maybe BMI (which factors in height), or Percentage of Total Body Weight Lost (but this doesn't take into account lean muscle changes...), or Percentage of Inches Lost in certain areas of body measurements (but everyone carries their weight differently...)
Lastly: Anyhoo, with that said, we are human after all, and we can't help but compare and be curious:
** Note that I am on the vertically-challenged side of 5' 1" **
Highest weight: 235.0 lbs (10-Oct-2018) BMI: 44.4 (morbidly obese)
Surgery weight: 223.2 lbs (24-Oct-2018)
Today's weight: 148.8 lbs (26-Mar-2019, 5 months + 2 days post op) BMI: 28.1 (overweight)
% of Body Weight Lost: 36.7% (-86.2 lbs)
% of inches lost chest: 25.0% (-12.0")
% of inches lost waist: 28.7% (-12.5")
% of inches lost hips: 22.2% (-11.0")
** Yes, I keep track of EVERYTHING. You should see my spreadsheet [emoji4] **

Thank you so much!
You definitely establish a new benchmark/standard on how to report weight loss!
And I am glad to see there are some fellow spreadsheet freaks in the forum.
I will have surgery on May 8th, and I promise I will be reporting based on "ms.sss" standard.
Cheers to all from Spain and thank you so much for sharing. I read almost each single of your comments and it gives a lot of energy and enthusiasm.
Luciano (293 pounds / 42,1 BMI)

Enviado desde mi ONEPLUS A6003 mediante Tapatalk

@med28thmed, here's how I do updates, from a phone: tap on the 3 lines top right corner on the screen, select "patients", select "my surgery," select the "my surgery with the 3 lines beside it, then select "progress." Fill in the blanks then save.

From a computer at the top of the screen, choose patients, my surgery and then to the left is progress...fill in the blanks then save.

lynnlovesthebeach, you are awesome! Thank you!

Thanks for entertaining my post. I love to celebrate success, however you measure your own!

Starting weight: 282.4

Surgery weight: 269.5 (7/30/18 - RNY)

Current weight: 206 (fluctuating between 203-206 since the beginning of February)

Seeing everyone else's stats makes me feel like a little bit of a slow poke or failure, even though generally I feel great about the work I've done and progress I've made. I share that as a reminder to not get hung up on comparing yourself with others!