Guest guest Posted November 30, 2000 Report Share Posted November 30, 2000 , if it's any help to you, I started at 280 also, and lost 24 the first month, and 12 the second month (36 at 2 mos.). I am now 6 months out, and have lost 81 lbs. I hit 199 this morning! I hope this helps, as I was a bit discouraged at the beginning too. Try not to compare (yeah, right) and just think how much healthier you're getting. You'll make it! Blessings, Amy. _____________________________________________ Amy S. Poe MGB 5/22/2000 280 * 199 * 150 READ MY STORY ONLINE: http://onhealth.webmd.com/women/in-depth/item/item%2C91744_1_1.asp Hi Sperb. Nice to chat with you. My weight loss has not been great but not bad. I am 2 months out and I have lost 37 Lbs. That is the low end of the predictor scale on Dr Rs site. I started at 280 and I weigh 243 now.On the site it says the average weight loss for someone at my starting weight should be between 35 and 55 lbs at 2 months. But I see a lot of girls who had the same or close to the same date have lost so much more than me.It seems like most of them have lost at least 50 lbs. And when I said I could hold a lot I didn't mean that I went ahead and ate that much every time, but I could have. I just noticed quite a few times I would start eating and absent mindedly eat the whole thing ( such as a bowl of soup or an 8 oz yogurt etc) and then realize it. I have never went over 800 calories a day.I track all my calories etc on DietWatch.com every day. That is why I am kind of surprised I haven't lost more. And I exercise every other day. But I'm still not going to complain. That s 17.5 lbs a month. Better than any diet I have been on. And I haven't felt this good in a long time. Diabetes is gone so far. No Meds since surgery. I feel like I have finally broke my addiction to food. Well I have went on long enough.I don't think I was much help to you. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 30, 2000 Report Share Posted November 30, 2000 , if it's any help to you, I started at 280 also, and lost 24 the first month, and 12 the second month (36 at 2 mos.). I am now 6 months out, and have lost 81 lbs. I hit 199 this morning! I hope this helps, as I was a bit discouraged at the beginning too. Try not to compare (yeah, right) and just think how much healthier you're getting. You'll make it! Blessings, Amy. _____________________________________________ Amy S. Poe MGB 5/22/2000 280 * 199 * 150 READ MY STORY ONLINE: http://onhealth.webmd.com/women/in-depth/item/item%2C91744_1_1.asp Hi Sperb. Nice to chat with you. My weight loss has not been great but not bad. I am 2 months out and I have lost 37 Lbs. That is the low end of the predictor scale on Dr Rs site. I started at 280 and I weigh 243 now.On the site it says the average weight loss for someone at my starting weight should be between 35 and 55 lbs at 2 months. But I see a lot of girls who had the same or close to the same date have lost so much more than me.It seems like most of them have lost at least 50 lbs. And when I said I could hold a lot I didn't mean that I went ahead and ate that much every time, but I could have. I just noticed quite a few times I would start eating and absent mindedly eat the whole thing ( such as a bowl of soup or an 8 oz yogurt etc) and then realize it. I have never went over 800 calories a day.I track all my calories etc on DietWatch.com every day. That is why I am kind of surprised I haven't lost more. And I exercise every other day. But I'm still not going to complain. That s 17.5 lbs a month. Better than any diet I have been on. And I haven't felt this good in a long time. Diabetes is gone so far. No Meds since surgery. I feel like I have finally broke my addiction to food. Well I have went on long enough.I don't think I was much help to you. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 5, 2000 Report Share Posted December 5, 2000 Congrats on your progressive loss. Good to see you posting. Tarri in Missouri MGB 09-29-00 329/276 RE: Re: Stomach seems even smaller now than w hen I was new pre > , if it's any help to you, I started at 280 also, and lost 24 the > first month, and 12 the second month (36 at 2 mos.). I am now 6 months out, > and have lost 81 lbs. I hit 199 this morning! > > I hope this helps, as I was a bit discouraged at the beginning too. Try not > to compare (yeah, right) and just think how much healthier you're getting. > > You'll make it! > Blessings, > Amy. > _____________________________________________ > Amy S. Poe > MGB 5/22/2000 > 280 * 199 * 150 > READ MY STORY ONLINE: > http://onhealth.webmd.com/women/in-depth/item/item%2C91744_1_1.asp > > > Hi Sperb. Nice to chat with you. My weight loss has not been great but not > bad. I am 2 months out and I have lost 37 Lbs. That is the low end of the > predictor scale on Dr Rs site. I started at 280 and I weigh 243 now.On the > site it says the average weight loss for someone at my starting weight > should be between 35 and 55 lbs at 2 months. But I see a lot of girls who > had the same or close to the same date have lost so much more than me.It > seems like most of them have lost at least 50 lbs. And when I said I could > hold a lot I didn't mean that I went ahead and ate that much every time, but > I could have. I just noticed quite a few times I would start eating and > absent mindedly eat the whole thing ( such as a bowl of soup or an 8 oz > yogurt etc) and then realize it. I have never went over 800 calories a day.I > track all my calories etc on DietWatch.com every day. That is why I am kind > of surprised I haven't lost more. And I exercise every other day. But I'm > still not going to complain. That s 17.5 lbs a month. Better than any diet > I have been on. And I haven't felt this good in a long time. Diabetes > is gone so far. No Meds since surgery. I feel like I have finally broke my > addiction to food. Well I have went on long enough.I don't think I was much > help to you. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 5, 2000 Report Share Posted December 5, 2000 Congrats on your progressive loss. Good to see you posting. Tarri in Missouri MGB 09-29-00 329/276 RE: Re: Stomach seems even smaller now than w hen I was new pre > , if it's any help to you, I started at 280 also, and lost 24 the > first month, and 12 the second month (36 at 2 mos.). I am now 6 months out, > and have lost 81 lbs. I hit 199 this morning! > > I hope this helps, as I was a bit discouraged at the beginning too. Try not > to compare (yeah, right) and just think how much healthier you're getting. > > You'll make it! > Blessings, > Amy. > _____________________________________________ > Amy S. Poe > MGB 5/22/2000 > 280 * 199 * 150 > READ MY STORY ONLINE: > http://onhealth.webmd.com/women/in-depth/item/item%2C91744_1_1.asp > > > Hi Sperb. Nice to chat with you. My weight loss has not been great but not > bad. I am 2 months out and I have lost 37 Lbs. That is the low end of the > predictor scale on Dr Rs site. I started at 280 and I weigh 243 now.On the > site it says the average weight loss for someone at my starting weight > should be between 35 and 55 lbs at 2 months. But I see a lot of girls who > had the same or close to the same date have lost so much more than me.It > seems like most of them have lost at least 50 lbs. And when I said I could > hold a lot I didn't mean that I went ahead and ate that much every time, but > I could have. I just noticed quite a few times I would start eating and > absent mindedly eat the whole thing ( such as a bowl of soup or an 8 oz > yogurt etc) and then realize it. I have never went over 800 calories a day.I > track all my calories etc on DietWatch.com every day. That is why I am kind > of surprised I haven't lost more. And I exercise every other day. But I'm > still not going to complain. That s 17.5 lbs a month. Better than any diet > I have been on. And I haven't felt this good in a long time. Diabetes > is gone so far. No Meds since surgery. I feel like I have finally broke my > addiction to food. Well I have went on long enough.I don't think I was much > help to you. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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