tammy1970

I stalled at 2 weeks for 3 weeks total- then started loosing again. It happens all the time. I am down 65lbs since march. Try to relax. It will happen. Even when I don't lose pounds I am loosing inches.

I am almost 5 months out and just started having a small amount of skinny pop popcorn. Maybe 1 cup but not daily. I know that I have to be careful. I am down 65lbs as of today.

I can eat like 2 cups at a time and love it. Still losing weight. I have it about once a day. I am 3.5m out.

I am downriver. Brownstown. Had my sleeve done 3.18.13 by dr Kharbulti (wyandotte).

Power crunch ROCK. almost like eating wafers. The chocolate peanut butter taste like a butterfinger bar.

I have had them too. Yesterday was a really bad day for them. I took blood pressure and all was good. I get in all my protein and vitamins- wondering if maybe dehydration. I worked all weekend shooting weddings (photog) and am sure I didn't stay hydrated enough for those.

I ate some chicken/broccoli at 6 weeks post op and I was in horrible pain and threw up violently. Each person is different. Just baby steps. Most things I enjoyed before font taste as good as they once did. Honestly- I now (at 12 weeks) crave clean foods. Watermelon is my biggest crave.

Mine took about a month to feel better. I am 10 weeks out and still have the mark where the IV was.

Sleeved 3/18 going through same thing. Lost 45lbs and scale hasn't budged in 2 weeks.

I did diet pop until the day before surgery. If I went through withdrawal it was while I was in the hospital for 3 days and pain meds must have shielded it. I haven't even wanted any since- its been 8 weeks and I don't miss it.

Had to do 6 months documented weight loss visits with forms filled out by doc, psych evaluation and attend a orientation. I was 39 BMI with apnea, high blood pressure and pre-diabetes.

I stalled at 2 weeks for about 2 weeks then it came off at about a pound a day. Just try to remember almost all of us go through this. HUGS!

Yay!!! And love the new do.

Wow. Amazing! Best of luck with your next surgery... HUGS!