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It's so good to hear everyone's story. I was sleeved on Oct 9th and I feel awesome!! I have to confess I have not been to the gym at all. I have hit little stalls now and then but I know I am still losing inches. I have been in a stall for about 2 weeks now so I think I have to change things up. I pretty much eat what I want but definitely not much of it. I don't drink soda or beer and a few things here and there that my stomach just does not like anymore. I have about 25 lbs to go to get to my goal weight and will be hitting the gym on Monday and going back to basics. I am going on vacation in June so I need to hit my goal by then - I will be on a mission!

Congratulations everyone!

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oct 6th for me and feeling fantastic!!26 lbs to goal!!!

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I found this very informative. I had surgery 10/6, I am down 60 some lbs

60 More than I have done in the past 30 years. Though I am on a stall

very frustrating. I have walked a mile a day since 10/14 faithfully and just

started back to the gym last week. I see a pattern between 4-5 a stall.

I am sure this will pass and continue todo what I do. Whoever says this

is the easy way out is totally wrong, it is truely just a tool.

A tool I am happy to have. Congrats everyone

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