Question for long term post ops

[Guest guest]

I had the DS 3/22/01. My start weight was 324# and I currently range

between 165-170#. My weight is very stable- regardless of what I eat

or if I exercise. I have not had Plastic Surgery yet to remove the

excess skin (waiting on approval). I am 5'7 " .

My question is this- after the 2 years are up (loss window) do you

find it easy still to lose weight simply by going back to the way of

eating recommended (high protien very low carb)? I still eat high

protien but I eat a ton of junk food too (little debbies, candy,

cookies, icecream etc) and really have no problem maintaining my

weight...but I am wondering if I cut out the junk food if I could

easily drop another 10# or so? I am wearing some 8's, most 10's and

loose 12's now, but would like my tight 8's to be loose 8's so I am

considering going back on a " diet " ......anyone have experience with

this?

Thanks in advance for your replies...

Sincerely,

in Ga

http://www.picturetrail.com/llatour

[Guest guest]

I had the DS 3/22/01. My start weight was 324# and I currently range

between 165-170#. My weight is very stable- regardless of what I eat

or if I exercise. I have not had Plastic Surgery yet to remove the

excess skin (waiting on approval). I am 5'7 " .

My question is this- after the 2 years are up (loss window) do you

find it easy still to lose weight simply by going back to the way of

eating recommended (high protien very low carb)? I still eat high

protien but I eat a ton of junk food too (little debbies, candy,

cookies, icecream etc) and really have no problem maintaining my

weight...but I am wondering if I cut out the junk food if I could

easily drop another 10# or so? I am wearing some 8's, most 10's and

loose 12's now, but would like my tight 8's to be loose 8's so I am

considering going back on a " diet " ......anyone have experience with

this?

Thanks in advance for your replies...

Sincerely,

in Ga

http://www.picturetrail.com/llatour