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One-derland after 6 months

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I have finally reached One-derland after 6 months post surgery. I have lost 94 pounds now and am resetting my goal to 190. I am feeling so good and look like I did when I was in my 30s (I am 58). If you are just starting out, stick with it. It is worth all the suffering and dedication.

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  • OutdoorsGirl
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    Fantastic news! Congratulations on your happy milestone!

  • learn2cook
    learn2cook

    Yeah! Thanks for inspiring me.

  • Absolutely inspirational Tony - well done you! ? I'm 3.5 months post op now and 6-8lbs a month for the next few months would do me very nicely!

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Congratulations ???.

How did your weight loss progress? Roughly constant or much quicker in the first couple months?

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I lost a lot more weight in the first 3 months than the last 3. I have been steady at 6-8 pounds a month since after the 3rd month. I hope to continue at 4-5 pounds a month until I hit my ideal weight which would pretty much be at my one year point.

Fantastic news! Congratulations on your happy milestone!

Yeah! Thanks for inspiring me.

Congratulations!!

Good job man! :D

Dr Ortiz practice is scary. I myself experience just today with the practice. They have sake coordinators that aren't medical and review patients medical history and decide what medical surgery is best. In my exable I had few doctors here in the US recommending a certain surgery but a coordinator didn't like hat I ask to speak to the doctor about my health. The coordinator felt threatened and stated I am not qualify. The practice may have a better success by reviewing patients medical records to avoid complications for the patients. Unfortunately you can't sue malpractice.

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Absolutely inspirational Tony - well done you! ? I'm 3.5 months post op now and 6-8lbs a month for the next few months would do me very nicely!

Congratulations. ?

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