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I'm discouraged!!!!

Had my 2 week check up and I'm doing great but-----I started eating real food again and I've gained 2 lbs and I feel hungry all the time. It's 2 weeks until my first fill. Is this normal or am I just a loser at this too????

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Sure it's normal, you don't have a fill yet AND you're still healing. What really helps is to make good choices. If you're hungry it's ok to eat, but eat something with lots of Protein, not only does it keep you full longer, it's healthier and helps build muscle. When's your first fill?

DON'T BE DISCOURAGED! YOU'RE DOING GREAT!

I have done fasts at other times in my life and when I started food again gained some back. But now you have a tool to help you continue the weight loss. Hang in there. I am reading and taking notes on everything so I can be prepared in a few weeks. Just post here and keep on track.

hi guys... i feel the exact same way... i am just over 2 weeks and i am hungry all the time and the scale has stopped moving down.. i am starting to go through the what did i do and this isnt going to work for me stage... atleast ihope it is just a stage... HELP i am really getting depressed:cry

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