Frances T.
Whatever you do... don't get comfortable or lazy...
Mar 09, 2010
In your eating habits. I did. I felt I could eat whatever I wanted and would maintain or loose weight. It's not going to happen. You will gain the weight back. This morning I weighed 148.5. That's 8.5 pounds more than my lowest weight, which was my goal. I don't want to go back to where I was. In my support group last month they said that most WLS will gain 60% of their weight back after surgery. That generally starts around 18 months post op. I'm 18 months out and it has already started. I know the rules. I know what I'm supposed to do, but I'm not in compliance. I'm one that has had minimal problems post-op. I can eat anything I want without problems with the exception of sugar. I sometimes feel like I've been cheated. I wish I got sick when I ate bread, beef, or anything that was not good for me. NOT the case. So I know the battle has really just begun. I can't let this beat me. I didn't go into this just to be at my goal for a few months, not for a few years. I want this to be for life. I come here so those that are still in the honeymoon phase, loosing the weight... be prepared. Some of us will get lax and gain a percentage of the weight back. Don't let it happen to you.
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About Me
Houston, TX
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28.3
BMI
Surgery
09/09/2008
Surgery Date
May 18, 2008
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