the plateau too early

It is difficult not to compare your loss to others on these forums. I know that initially i felt I was missing the mark when I tried to compare my results, so I stopped doing that. I had set a few milestones in my mind and just kept on moving steadily forward. Seven months after surgery I had lost 105 pounds and was in onderland. I couldn't even believe it was true. Sometimes you don't see movement on the scale, but your clothes start to feel lose. Just take it day by day. I would imagine that you are losing faster than ever in your life before.  And you need to transition to food for long term success. You can't continue on liquids forever.

I am currently in Thailand on vacation and haven't been on a scale for over a week (kind of nerve-wracking, but I am just following my plan as best I can with the local cuisine). I still have about 50 pounds more to go, but the one thing I know for sure is that this trip would have been a whole lot more difficult hauling around 100 plus extra pounds.

Good luck on your journey. You will get to the finish line at your own pace.

OMG!!! i remember feeling like this in the beginning and although it was many years ago i can still relate. Thanks to OH blog I pull this off one of my old post. Hope this helps.

Highest weight 315-320
Surgery date January 19,2007
Pre op 312

February 7,2007 281
February 21,2007 278
March 1,2007 276
March 12,2007 271
March 19,2007 267.5
March 26,2007 265.7
April 2,2007 261.7
April 9,2007 260.1
April 16,2007 253.7 3 Month anniversary
April 23,2007 248.5
Aprill 30,2007 248
May 7,2007 246.3
May 17,2007 243.4
May 21,2007 239.9

I plateaued after one week and it lasted 3 1/2 weeks. I was freaking out. Plateaus happen to everone and early out is common. Your body is healing and adjusting and saying "What the hell did you do to me?"