hopeful2 be slim 121 Posted February 15, 2015 hello. i had a sleeve surgery last jan...23rd jan 2014. then on 13th oct 2014 I had knee transplant ,both knees. now I notice I am slowly gaining weight. I am walking a lot.eating Proteins, having Water. I am scared at this gain.... does anyone have a similar experience. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
finediva 979 Posted February 15, 2015 How much weight did you lose before you started gaining? Do you think the regain is directly related to the surgery? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hopeful2 be slim 121 Posted March 2, 2015 (edited) hello. i didnt loose much....maybe 9 kg....now have put on 1 kg.. 4 months back I lost my husband...sudden heart attack...so my diet and every thing went haywire....still feeling alone and low... I had a lap band in 2012, lost 6 kg....then started putting on...so went for sleeve..in 2014...then lost 9 kg... Edited March 2, 2015 by hopeful2 be slim Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Miss Mac 6,262 Posted March 3, 2015 I have had both of my knees done and understand the degree of immobility, pain, and recovery. My right knee was done in 2007 and was such a botch job, that it still impedes my ability to be consistant with lower body work-outs or walking/standing more than minutes. I am sure that I would not be such a slow loser if I could be more agressive with a walking program. My left knee was done in 2011 and gives me no trouble at all (different doctor - different hospital). Just hang in there and stay with your program. My loss has slowed down (14 months) but I cannot blame it on my knees. My next adjustment needs to be weaning off of all that artificial sweetener I put in my tea. I think that would help....one adjustment at a time. I just had a family member in intensive care the last four days with a diabetic issue, and it has totally thrown off my schedule and availability to my preferred foods and my scale. I am sure there will be some repenting to do this week. The further out I get, the more I realize that maintainance is going to be quite a test of character and dietary integrity as I seek to develop my new normal. I wish you good luck and good health. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
