I Had Surgery On Sept 13

[Peggylou 44]

I am three weeks out Pre surgery weight was 202and today I am at 183.9. I am following the rules. Walking everyday.getting 58 or so grams of Protein each day 60 oz of Water.

I thought I would have been loosing faster. Am i just being impatient? I still get the pain in my left shoulder I know it's gas but I get so frustrated .my pant si size has drop to a 2 I fel the weight loss just seems no one else notices. I doe one pop me

[Peggylou 44]

I am three weeks out Pre surgery weight was 202and today I am at 183.9. I am following the rules. Walking everyday.getting 58 or so grams of Protein each day 60 oz of Water.

I thought I would have been loosing faster. Am i just being impatient? I still get the pain in my left shoulder I know it's gas but I get so frustrated .my pant si size has drop to a 2 I fel the weight loss just seems no one else notices. I doe one pop me

Sorry for the typos silly phone. Pants size 12 not 2! I was trying to say someone pop me for my negativity!

[keya34 46]

I think ur doing good. In the story of the rabbit and the turtle wins the race. To say when I get my sleeve I want it to be slow and steady so my skin has time to go back also. I will have to loose about 160 lbs and I dont want loose skin. Keep up the good work dont be hard on ur self and dont stress or worry it to slows down weight loss.

[Peggylou 44]

Thanks.. I feel so much better that's what really counts.

[O.T.R. sleever 3,386]

You've lost almost a pound a day. That's nothing to sneeze at. Also consider the fact that your start weight was 202, your BMI couldn't have been too high. So I would say you are losing at a better than average rate all things considered.

[keya34 46]

You will do awesome and look good will doing it just keep up the hard work

[Peggylou 44]

I need to quit basing my loss on everyone else. I see some have lost like 20 ponds a week. Your right I need to just focus on me! You guys are awesome. Thank you for the uplift!

[bigsleeve56 266]

Did you ever do that good before surgery. Keep the head up and enjoy the new life as it comes.