Healthy BMI

VioletFemme
on 2/13/18 8:00 pm - Greater Toronto Area, Canada

So with the nurse we were talking weight loss goals. She advised that a realistic goal is to be go from morbidly obese to overweight. That is my goal for the 1st year post surgery. However, I wonder has anyone been able to get to a normal BMI (18 to 25) and maintain it. Once again, that's not my goal for the 1st year, but I wonder if post the first year if that's realistic. My ultimate goal would put me at a 23-24 BMI.

Anyone achieve and maintain a healthy BMI with moderate effort (following post surgery diet plan + moderate exercise)?

Ginnny
on 2/14/18 3:16 am - Ontario, Canada
RNY on 04/11/16

I'm 22 months post op and in the healthy BMI range and have been for probably the last 6 months. Yes it is achievable!!

Over 100 lbs lost! and 13 lbs below goal weight!

TheRealMeWithin
on 2/14/18 5:02 am - Canada
RNY on 06/02/17

I am oh so close (currently 26 BMI) but I've been hovering at the same weight (2lb range) for the past 8 wks. I hope to eventually crack through to that 25 BMI. Many others on these boards have.

Surgery Jun.2/17 at TWH ----- HW 215 - SW 197.2 - GW 125 CW 124.6

Pre-Op=8.8lbs --- Optifast= 8.4 (was on it for 9 days due to cancellation)

M1 - 20.6... M2 -10.2... M3 -8.0... M4 -5.8... M5 -9.0... M6 -5.2... M7 -7.0... M8 -2.2... M9 -0.9... M10 -2.6... M11-0.6... M12-2.0

https://trendweight.com/u/6ffd55753da24d/

VioletFemme
on 2/18/18 9:08 pm - Greater Toronto Area, Canada

Good to hear!!! I know the nurse probably wants us to have a realistic expectations and exceed our goals, but she made it seem like being high 130s for 5'3'' was not attainable at all. I'm in the 260s now, but I hope to get to 240s by surgery date. The overweight/obese cusps is the 170s, so that is my goal for the 1st year, then to spend the next year going from 170s to 130s.

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