Losing weight before surgery

Since my nutrition class a few weeks ago I've cut out sugar, pop and coffee. I've followed their guidelines and have drank all my water plus some daily and I've lost 10-15lbs this month. Will they kick you out for losing too much and deny you the surgery? I've yo-yo'd all my life and know if they kicked me out it would probably happen again.  

I'm worried.  

No they won't kick you out.  They want to see that you can make the lifestyle changes that are required post surgery.

I lost about 18 lbs from referral to surgery, with a BMI just around 36, I had my surgery.

I don't think they will kick you out! I only lost 6-7 pounds and they never said a word. I'm not sure what you weigh but depending on that it is easier to loose more simply because you could have more to loose. which is why(not saying your 600 pounds lol just using this as an example) on my 600 pound life the doctor has them lose 50 pounds in two months just because they have so much extra to loose. if you understand what I'm saying. but I wouldn't worry I havnt heard of anyone being kicked from the program. keep working hard :)

I was told once the nurse had done your initial weigh-in, as long as that met the criteria, it was fine to lose weight. They want to see you making healthy changes. I think I lost about 15-20 pounds before surgery.

No I lost 45 lbs between my first nurses consult and the day of my surgery 4 Days ago , 

No. I have lost 68 on my own and then opti has 73 so far my surgery is on Friday.

Good luck on Friday!! Will be thinking about you this weekend!  So close!

I am glad that you asked that question as it is on my mind as well.  I was 230 at referral.  I am 234 now.  My BMI is 42.  My nurse's appointment is on Sept 15th.  I am worried that if I lost weight, I will go under the 40 BMI that is required for me with no other health conditions.  Surgery seems so far away for me though.  I am a bmi of 40 at 220, so I feel like I can only lose 15 pounds before?  that doesn't seem to make sense in my head but I just don't want any barriers to the surgery