beebrown
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I don't think 6 months will be the end of your weight loss. I was told that 12 to 18 months is where you will usually stop loosing and then start maintaining. I am 5 months out and I still have about 85 more pounds to lose. We can do this!
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Thanks for adding me, I found it so complicated here, to post messages and all!!! Sorry I'm a little lost! So my story basicaly is that I had my surgerey on Feb 3rd. At my highest weight on June 3rd 2010 I was 435, the day of my surgery 403 and today August 29th I'm 297 pounds! I go to the gym 3 times a week. I feel like I won't lose anymore is that true..The 6 months post op end of the honeymoon?
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Newbie here I'm 6 months post-op
beebrown replied to beebrown's topic in Tell Your Weight Loss Surgery Story
Thanks to all of you for the warm welcome! -
Newbie here I'm 6 months post-op
beebrown replied to beebrown's topic in Tell Your Weight Loss Surgery Story
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Hi peeps! I'm Béatrice, wanted to let you know about my journey and hopefully exchange with other members who had the same surgery that I had on Feb 3rd 2011. At my highest weight I was 435 pounds (On June 3rd 2010). The day of the surgery I was 403 pounds. Today I'm 297 pounds. I go to the gym 3 times a week by doing 1 hour cardio and 30 minutes of weight lifting. I,m very tall 6'1 so the weight loss has been pretty quick but not without a lot of sacrifices, as you may know it's a tool not a miracle. You don't get a brain surgery we all know that. I struggle everyday to eat right, but sometimes it's hard cause what you can eat is so small that you feel like you can eat one or 2 chips, or a bite of a burger....You know... Well I'm not very good at explaining my whole journey and english is not the language that I use on a regular basis. I'm french Canadian. So I hope to talk to you soon!
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