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Hi everyone, I was just curious to see how everyone is doing weightwise. So, I'd like to know, what is your surgery date, and how much have you lost SINCE surgery, not including the pre op dieting. Thanks and best of luck to everyone! :wink:

My date: May 20, 2009

Weight loss since: 10.5 lbs

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:thumbup:I was banded on 05/07/2008. It 's been a little over a year and I've lost 70 pounds. I wouldn't change a thing! I couldn't be happier. I did not have any complicaitons. The most common problem I have is constipation:blush: but take care of that with Benefil. I started off size 20/22 and I'm now wearing a size 14.:sneaky: I can't remember the last time I was a 14. I would still like to get about 20 more pounds off. I went from sitting on the couch every night to walking 3 to 4 miles everyday. I love it and would definately recommend this to everyone.

I'm good with my diet. chicken and fish with a little bit of veggies on the side. I don't stray from that too much. I don't eat any bread, rice,or Pasta. I'm scared to even try it. :wink:

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My date: May 7, 2009

Weight loss since: 24 lbs :thumbup:

Edited by SpideyMom

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May 8th 2009

Down 31 lbs

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Surgery date May 26,2009. Lost 13#. Since then

I'm thrilled~~:thumbup:

Elaine

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Wow, you guys are all doing so well! I'm jealous, lol! Keep up the good work everyone!!!

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My surgery was May 13th,

Weight Day of Surgery: 279

Currently at 268 = Weight Loss so far 11lbs.

It's been slow going - I'm looking forward to my first fill May 29th - I'm currently in "Bandster Hell!"

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January 13th surgery date.

lost 36lbs.not including pre-op weight.

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:sad: May 21st, 16lbs and officially in banster hell :blink:

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I am with you all, surgery date 28th of May and to begin with I could see the restriction and lost steadily until I hit 9 lbs, then the restriction went away, weight loss stopped and bandster hell began! LOL, I am fighting the hungries and have 3 weeks till 1st fill. My willpower is not holding as strong as I would like but I am a work in progress I guess.

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I had my surgery on March 16th, 2009 and have lost 45 lbs since then. =) WTG Everyone!

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