I'm 3 1/2 weeks out. Haven't weighed myself in a week b/c my scale is broken, but that's fine. I go to the Dr on Wedneday for a 1 month follow-up so I'll get weighed in then

I'm back to work. I still deal with some dizziness when I stand but it gets better.

I've gotten back to walking. I'm up to about 2 miles a day now. For my lunch break, I go walk around the neighborhood with my head phones. Its great to get out of the office. I get about 1.1-1.3 miles in. Then my walk to and from the train station is about .4-.5 miles. So, I'm moving at least.

I plan to go back to the gym starting next week to try the elliptical. I need to get moving. My doc said I can add serious weight lifting in August, so I'm SO ready for that. I love the gym and I will love it more now seeing actual results.

I'm eating/drinking things like guacamole, hummus, egg salad, scrambled eggs, mushed beans, peas, chili, greek yogurt, protein shakes, gatorade, water, green tea. I chew everything up very slowly until its almost dissolved then swallow. I can still only get in about 3-4 bites at a time before I feel full.

I'm averaging 6-900 calories a day. People notce the loss in my face but thats about it. I'm tall so its going to take a long while before any real changes are noticed.

Yes the worse is behind me it does get better! 
I am about three weeks post op and in the mushy stage.  Foods are going down ok, however, have to eat very slow and take tiny bites.  Protein shakes are a challenge.  I have tried Isopure and Unjury.The Believe pre-mixed drink I ordered from Bariatric Eating.com did not settle with my stomach at all.

Still also dealing with Nasuea mornings when I wake up are the hardest.  I am still taking Zofran twice a day.  My lower left side muscles are still giving me hell.   I am still sore on the lower left side, and have ahard time walking long distances.  Grocery store shopping or  a slow 20 min walk will cause the muscle to act up and ache.  Using heating pad and tylenol. 

I have lost 20 lbs since the surgery, I am no longer bloated, do not feel fatiqued from eating bad food and having all those negative toxins in my body.  I feel good!  My clothes are looser and I fit into a dress I could wear last month :) 

I think I must have lost inches because I feel lighter then the scale states!   By the way how long are you all on mushy diet?  

Also, what are you allowed to eat right now?  I also figured this may be partly due to so many stay on liquid diet several wks, then puree, THEN soft foods, but my Dr sent me home from hosp. on full liquids and at one wk post-op apt he said I could go straight to soft foods, then add things slowly as I tolerated them.  I figure I may be getting in more calories than others do at this point.

I have tolerated most everything I have tried.  My breakfast is usually a Greek Yogurt, usually 1/2 c either cottage cheese for lunch or two paper thin slices of deli ham rolled up with a slice of cheese and depending on what the family is having for dinner, I try to get a little of what they are having to try new things. 

If you are getting in all your protein and water, that should help.

My husband had GB on June 15th and hasn't lost anything in a week either. He's really frustrated but it happens. I had GB almost 2 years ago and it does happen. It's frustrating, yes but don't stress over it. You'll start losing again soon.  I lost 145 pounds in a year and so far I've kept it off. I would love to lose another 20 but I'm happy where I am regardless.  Good luck!!  Just remember, it's all worth it!