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When am I gonna lose some freaking weight?!?!

I had a revision from sleeve to mini bypass over two weeks ago and have followed everything to a "t" including daily walks and have lost like 3lbs!!!!

When I had my sleeve 7years ago I was prolly 15 lbs down the first two weeks!!!

Can someone say something to make me feel better ❤️‍?
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    I know that weight loss with revision is typically slower and somewhat less. Also if you weigh less on surgery day your loss will be less because you don’t have as much to lose.

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I know that weight loss with revision is typically slower and somewhat less. Also if you weigh less on surgery day your loss will be less because you don’t have as much to lose.

How much weight did you lose in pre op? More you lose prior to surgery less likely you are going to lose a lot quickly in the immediate post op stage. Also depends how much weight you have to lose as well. Was your surgery date weight the same as your original surgery day weight?

Hi Lori - what are your stats? (If you have the option to fill in the sidebar info, that'd be helpful :) )

That said, restrictive surgery --> MGB'ers lose on average 14.2 BMI points in the first year (posted the study a while back). So the odds are on your side.

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