Has anyone been resleeved

I was sleeved 8-19-2014 and I haven't loss any weight since my 3 month post op and I'm wondering why haven't I lost any more weight ....I need answer from my drs.and tests ran or something but this just no rite a complete failure

You haven't lost because you are eating too much.

http://www.acaloriecounter.com/blog/why-am-i-not-losing-weig ht

Easy.  From this young lady's past posts, it looks like she has heart failure and a pacemaker/defribulator.  Sometimes medications can cause issues.  And the heart not pumping right can also lead to water retention.  It is also a task to be super active.

Just hope she can be okay.

Calories in/ calories out plays a huge role in not losing weight though.  My heart is soft for her though.  I've seen people put on 50lbs overnight with heart issues.  All water weight.

Thanks for commenting...yes it can be a task for working out but it just seems so odd that I can't seem to lose more weight and idk why....yes water weight can be problems too but a year almost out and still nothing is strange to me but I will continue this journey and embracing it as well 

I was sleeved 8-19-2014 and I haven't loss any weight since my 3 month post op and I'm wondering why haven't I lost any more weight ....I need answer from my drs.and tests ran or something but this just no rite a complete failure

or you are eating the wrong foods.mare you eating mostly dense protein?

I think its not that I'm eating to much because my sleeve does work I get full fast but it can be more dense protein but what is dense protein 

If you are eating to "full" then you are likely eating too much.

We must weigh and measure our foods as our stomachs are liars.

Our stomachs are liars, and our eyes and brains are trying to kill us.

Dense protein is stuff like meat, tofu, or cheese. High-protein foods that stick around in your stomach and take time to digest.

Dense protein is MEAT. Beef, pork, chicken, turkey, shrimp, lobster, fish, etc. Also cheese, eggs, and nuts.

Yes, it's possible to be re-Sleeved, but it's a more risky surgery. Another option, which *may* be a better choice, if your inability to lose more is related to your metabolism, is to add the intestinal portion for a complete Duodenal Switch. (The DS is a Sleeved stomach plus an aggressive intestinal bypass. The DS has the very BEST long-term, maintained weight-loss stats, PERIOD.)