Everyone different I know but...

[Lapbanded_Paladin 0]

What is you Average weight lost...

1 Month =

3 Months =

6 Months =

12 Months =

18 Months =

24 Months =

:confused:

[luluc 6]

1 Month = 9lbs

3 Months = can't remember

6 Months = 30lbs

12 Months = 75lbs

18 Months = 70lbs & maintaining that number

24 Months = hopefully the same as 18months

[LoveIslovely 0]

I am using my Wii to figure this out.

1 Month = 42 lbs

3 Months = 75 lb

6 Months = so far 97 lbs (will be 6 months on April 8th 2009)

12 Months = hopefully down 130 lbs

18 Months = n/a

24 Months = n/a

Edited April 3, 2009 by LoveIslovely

[WorkingMom 0]

Interesting post, I will be interested to read the results!

What is you Average weight lost...

1 Month = 18 lbs

3 Months = 30 lbs

6 Months = ?

12 Months =?

18 Months =?

24 Months = ?

Surgery 1/12/09

h 241 c 211 g 135

:confused:

[kossde 6]

I'm averaging about 12 lbs a month since the start date- 145 lbs in one year.

[KelinTx 1]

This is as accurate as i could get.

1 month = 38 lbs lost total

3 month = 47 lbs lost total

6 month = 88 lbs lost total

12 month = 129 lbs lost total

18 month = 162 lbs lost total

24 month = 172 lbs lost total

30 month = 188 lbs lost total

[gamyj 0]

im so glad u started this thread, i was curious about the same thing. I am 2 weeks out and lost 11lbs. I can't wait to read more posts from others!!

[tonya66 13]

Okay, I'm an accountant and keep track of EVERYTHING. I'm very anal about numbers and my spreadsheets. lol. I've kept track of my weight, pretty much on a daily basis for the past 15 years. Below is my weight since the band. I'm making progress and getting closer to goal, and it has really gotten harder! My struggles began after I fell and had to have knee surgery, then I was laid up in bed for 6 weeks. I ate all the "pitty me" and "comfort foods" - regained some weight, so now I'm recommited and exercising and its coming off, just slower than it did the first time.

Consultation with Doc 11/24/06 - 248.9

Surgery Date 1/18/07 - 226

1 mo post op (Feb 18)- 206.8

2 mo post op (March 18) - 198

3 mo post op (April 18th)- 193

4 mo post op (May 18th)- 184.2

5 mo post op (June 18th(- 178

6 mo post op (July 18th)– 174

7 mo post op (Aug 18th)- 178 - went on vacation and ate big (7 day cruise)

8 mo post op (Sept 18th)- 174

9 mo post op (Oct 18th)- 170

10 mo post op (Nov 18th) - 167

11 mo post op (Dec 18th) - 170 - haven’t even been trying

12 mo post op (Jan 18th 2008)- 174 - again, not trying. But finally refocused - exactly where I was at 6 mos post op – so basically no weight loss in the past 6 mos

13 mo post op (Feb 18th) - 183 - Ouch! started taking steroids and made my weight go up, along with not eating right and no exercise!

14 mo post op (March 18th)- 185 - grrrrr

15 mo post op (April 18th)- 180 - weight is finally going down, but inches are actually coming off faster since I've been exercising a lot.

16 mo post op (May 18th)- 178

17 mo post op (June 18th)- 175

18 mo post op (July 18th)- 179- still not focussed:sad:

19 mo post op -(Aug 18th) - 178 - focussed again - This time I am committed to getting to goal and will not stray! I do not ever want to see the 180's again!

20 mo post op (Sept. 18) - 171 - :eek:

21 mo post op (Oct 18) - 168

22 mo post op (Nov 18) - 169 - I am focussed and doing good, but need to get back to exercising. I want to hit 160 by year end.

23 mo post op (Dec 18) - 166 - only 6 more pounds to get to my goal by year end. I don't think it will happen, but I will continue to try.

24 mos post op (Jan 18, 2009) - 170 (had hysterectomy 1/14/09, gained due to fluids and surgery)

25 mos post op (Feb 18) - 167

26 mos post op (March 18) - 164

Edited April 6, 2009 by Sunshine2

[Cingulus 0]

Subscribing to the thread. This is great info.

[keepingfaith08 0]

great thread!!

[Snowball 0]

I am using my Wii to figure this out.

1 Month = 42 lbs

3 Months = 75 lb

6 Months = so far 97 lbs (will be 6 months on April 8th 2009)

12 Months = hopefully down 130 lbs

18 Months = n/a

24 Months = n/a

WOW these are impressive numbers!!! :thumbup:Did you exercise a lot or do anything different than the normal?????

[Cingulus 0]

OK the engineer in me could not help it. I had to plot and graph the data points. The attached PDF has the data from this tread.

Wieght Loss Log v1.pdf

[luluc 6]

OK the engineer in me could not help it. I had to plot and graph the data points. The attached PDF has the data from this tread.

omg your too funny.

i'm married to an engineer (we were banded the same day) - we "did" a wkly friday weigh in and he ran a chart VERY similar.....was annoying at first - then the competitiveness kicked in.

[Cingulus 0]

Yeah, engineers are the same everywhere. Now, to truly make this data statistically valid we need a sample size of at least 20 to measure to a 95% accuracy rate.

Oh God the Geekiness

[Cate18 0]

Yeah, engineers are the same everywhere. Now, to truly make this data statistically valid we need a sample size of at least 20 to measure to a 95% accuracy rate.

Oh God the Geekiness

Oh man. Yup. There's the scientist in me. I was thinking, "I'll check back when there's an 'n' of 20". I'd love to make a spreadsheet of everyone's progress. I think a lot of people are curious about whether or not they are "normal" or "doing it right". I have to try to remember though that sometimes starting weight may play a role and that isn't always available.

Thanks for sharing everyone. I'm looking forward to gauging my progress.