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1 year post-op gastric bypass

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15 months post bypass here/ Doing great! A whole new life and loving it!

2 yrs out and 120 lbs lost!! Yeppie!!

Yep, 1 year out and still learning something new everyday!

2 years 8 months out. Doing good. Reached goal last August. I still have in the back of my mind the twenty pound weight gain they say will / can happen at the two or three year mark.. I weigh weekly so I can stay on top of that situation..

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28 Months out and 110 lbs down and stable weight and healthy, but I still have major pain if I eat even a little too much food. Tonight I had 3 oz of sea bass and later had a small apple sliced but now I'm in a lot of pain. It is all good I knew what I signed up for. Really this saved my life, but sometimes the pain from a little over eating gets me down.

On 6/18/2020 at 8:04 AM, Deemar007 said:

I still have in the back of my mind the twenty pound weight gain they say will / can happen at the two or three year mark.. I weigh weekly so I can stay on top of that situation..

Same. My surgeon has repeatedly told me to expect the 15-20 lb. regain. (I'm 13 months out). He says it is rare for a WLS patient to remain at his/her lowest weight. When I get sad about this, he always answers "but if I could have guaranteed you a surgery that would cause you to lose 70 lbs. wouldn't you still be happy?"

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