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I am on day 10 post op and I am not losing any weight at all. I don't get it! I was sleeved Friday April 26th. The following Tuesday April 30th I was 7 pounds down from the day of surgery. I have weighed the SAME EXACT THING since then! I am following the diet to a T, sometimes not even hitting my calorie goal, averaging a little less than 500 calories per day 60 grams of Protein, and the scale isn't budging. What gives? How can someone eat so little and not lose even .1 of a pound? Tomorrow it will be one week of zero weight loss. I'm beyond discouraged right now. Anyone else experience anything similar? Do I just need to give it time? I could cry! :(

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13 minutes ago, sher0929 said:

I am on day 10 post op and I am not losing any weight at all. I don't get it! I was sleeved Friday April 26th. The following Tuesday April 30th I was 7 pounds down from the day of surgery. I have weighed the SAME EXACT THING since then! I am following the diet to a T, sometimes not even hitting my calorie goal, averaging a little less than 500 calories per day 60 grams of Protein, and the scale isn't budging. What gives? How can someone eat so little and not lose even .1 of a pound? Tomorrow it will be one week of zero weight loss. I'm beyond discouraged right now. Anyone else experience anything similar? Do I just need to give it time? I could cry! :(

for sure you are healing and yes it will start to fall off fast then stall then move then stall keep to your exercise and diet and drink lots of Water and get your Protein cheers it will happen really !!

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It will be ok. You're still very swollen and maybe retaining fluids because of that. All of a sudden you'll probably experience a huge whoosh! I know being patient is hard. We all want to see that scale move. Some doctors advise against weighing at all for the first month because it can be so discouraging. Keep your chin up, you'll get there!

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Thank you! Hearing encouraging words definitely helps! I know I'm being impatient. Might have to kick the scale to the curb for a few weeks and stop stressing over it. So hard to do though! lol

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38 minutes ago, sher0929 said:

kick the scale to the curb for a few weeks and stop stressing

@sher0929

hi newbie

don't fret your pretty little head!! the weight will start to come down soon

i hid the scale from myself for a long time (prob was that i always remembered

where I put it!!🤣

take care, good things will start happening

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

good luck

kathy

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12 hours ago, ProudGrammy said:

@sher0929

hi newbie

don't fret your pretty little head!! the weight will start to come down soon

i hid the scale from myself for a long time (prob was that i always remembered

where I put it!!🤣

take care, good things will start happening

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

good luck

kathy

haha!!! thank you so much!!! 🙂

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13 hours ago, sher0929 said:

Thank you! Hearing encouraging words definitely helps! I know I'm being impatient. Might have to kick the scale to the curb for a few weeks and stop stressing over it. So hard to do though! lol

throw it out the window i did with the first one (had to buy a new one ) well worth the frustration better idea is to put it away for a month and see where you are after that or two months if you can stand it i could not

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How are you doing now its been a few more days.

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