jenlynn3324 25 Posted September 1, 2017 I was sleeved on 4/17 hw 270 sw 263 now 213.. I was band to sleeve revision.. all I can say best decision I have made!!!!Hope everyone else doing good! 1 Hollygolightlyvsg reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Hollygolightlyvsg 6 Posted September 1, 2017 I was sleeved 4/21 - highest weight 224, SW 205 now 163 - I'm down from an 18/20 in jeans to a 10, down from 1x/2x in tops to a Medium... it's unreal most days. I have collar bones and hip bones, who the heck knew?! I do feel like I'm starting to see Hair loss (in shower) but I am also hypothyroid so I can't tell if it's that or this. I have crazy curly thick hair so it's not noticeable to anyone but me when I am shedding like a dog. 2 carolynjackson and twin2855463 reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
katieroybal 183 Posted September 6, 2017 I started my surgery at 220 and I'm now at 173. My weightloss has slowed down dramatically this last month. It could be due to my workout routine which tends to incorporate a lot of weights. Most of my body pains are gone and I couldn't be happier. Feet pain, hip pain, leg pain, headaches... my #1 reason for the surgery. My Hair loss is also pretty ugly right now. Thin hair runs in the family so I've already been dealing with some balding; I was hoping it wouldn't get worse but oh well. I can definitely eat more in one sitting and eat more variety. Some days I find myself slipping back into the pattern of eating out of boredom. Everyday is a bit of a challenge and that's OK. Before surgery I didn't see myself as a food addict but now I really do recognize that I am addicted to food. 1 carolynjackson reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
carolynjackson 171 Posted September 6, 2017 Update surgery was 4/4/17 HW 290, SW 250 CW 187, am feeling good am in size xlarge, size 16/18 currently at a stall, goal weight 175. Hair loss is bad but hair is fine to begin with, but I'm happy haven't been this skinny in 30 years Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G935A using BariatricPal mobile app 1 twin2855463 reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
darnlochnessmonster 40 Posted September 17, 2017 I'm down a total of 80+ pounds, but lately I've been finding myself falling back into some old bad habits. I'm worried about myself because I'm able to eat larger and larger quantities of food (certainly MUCH less than my pre-surgery normal, but more than I'd gotten used to post-op). I'm aware of the problem, but I'm having a tough time fighting it. Prior to surgery, over the last 5 years or so, I'd stopped having periods. No PMS, no spotting, no bleeding. I believe it was the combination of my high weight/BMI and my Nexplanon implant. Since surgery, I have my period approximately every other week and the pre-menstrual increase in appetite is KILLING ME. I'm non-stop hungry and just want to eat - specifically I want red meat, chocolate, and salty foods. I try to curb these cravings with healthier choices, but with it happening every 10 - 14 days, it's worrying me that I'm undoing my success. I know things will even out at some point, but I don't want to ruin this. Any tips? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nancy MBGC 90 Posted September 17, 2017 I was sleeved on 4/10/2017SW - 298HW - 300CW - 215I am feeling good so far, I do have my moments though. I can't do Protein Shakes, they make me sick. My latest problem is really bad breath. Looked it up and saw a lot of things about ketosis?? Anyone know anything about this?? Don't need my husband complaining anymore about it.....Sent from my VS990 using BariatricPal mobile appI know about ketosis. It's the hallmark of the Adkins Diet. You can buy some strips at your pharmacy that will tell you if you are in Ketosis. It comes from either eating no carbs or very few. It's good for fat burning and losing weight. It can cause bad breath. Might want to try to eat a few more carbs as it doesn't take much to throw you out of ketosis and you can still lose weight without bad breath. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites