Guest guest Posted August 21, 2003 Report Share Posted August 21, 2003 I have a question for all of you veterans...I had my surgery 4/26/02. I had Lap RNY and started at 244.5 and now weigh approx. 139. My original goal (which back then was a number I picked out of a hat!!) was 125. If you do the math..I have lost over 88% of my excess weight. I am 5'2 " and am now wearing a size small or a size 8. That is the backround of info needed to answer my question.... I stopped losing approx 4-5 months ago. My eating is the same..I drink tons..I haven't been exercising but I was during this time. If I know that my body has stopped I would be okay with it. I have come further than I had ever imagined and I am greatful for all that I have accomplished, however I would like to lose another 10-15 pounds. I am a rather small person but I don't know if I am being realistic about whether I can lose anymore. Could I be experiencing a plateau for this many months??. I work very hard at this and averytime I get on the scale it tells me the same number. I am planning to have a lower body lift in Dec. but I would really like to take off a little more weight before. I know that a lot of people would love to have the success which I have been lucky enough to experience but I just want to know what you all think. I am really good about getting in my protein, taking supplements, watching my carbs etc. Any ideas Sorry this is so long but you are the experts and I really need some expert advice. Stacey Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2003 Report Share Posted August 21, 2003 Stacey, When I went to my surgeon for my one year appointment (almost a year ago!), I said the same thing to my surgeon... I'm thrilled, but I'd like to lose 10 more pounds. At the time, I weighed about 130 pounds at 5'4 " -- BMI of 22 and great fitness. My surgeon is a no-BS kind of guy that I know really well, and he just laughed at me. He said that he doesn't know ANY woman that wouldn't like to lose the proverbial 10 pounds. I wouldn't sweat it. Keep on keeping on, get your PS, and never stop exercising! Enjoy your life. :-) Z Open RNY 09/17/01 310/126/140 (goal was 160) then/lowest/now http://www.ziobro.us/Blogger/WLS.html Re: Digest Number 2497 I have a question for all of you veterans...I had my surgery 4/26/02. I had Lap RNY and started at 244.5 and now weigh approx. 139. My original goal (which back then was a number I picked out of a hat!!) was 125. If you do the math..I have lost over 88% of my excess weight. I am 5'2 " and am now wearing a size small or a size 8. That is the backround of info needed to answer my question.... I stopped losing approx 4-5 months ago. My eating is the same..I drink tons..I haven't been exercising but I was during this time. If I know that my body has stopped I would be okay with it. I have come further than I had ever imagined and I am greatful for all that I have accomplished, however I would like to lose another 10-15 pounds. I am a rather small person but I don't know if I am being realistic about whether I can lose anymore. Could I be experiencing a plateau for this many months??. I work very hard at this and averytime I get on the scale it tells me the same number. I am planning to have a lower body lift in Dec. but I would really like to take off a little more weight before. I know that a lot of people would love to have the success which I have been lucky enough to experience but I just want to know what you all think. I am really good about getting in my protein, taking supplements, watching my carbs etc. Any ideas Sorry this is so long but you are the experts and I really need some expert advice. Stacey Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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