calling DSers in BMI 50+ range...please reply
on 6/26/10 2:02 pm
I'm looking for fellow DSers who are in the BMI 50 and more range.
My questions are really simple:
1) When was your DS done?
2) How much have you lost so far?
3) Have you faced a plateau?
Thanks! I hope I hear back from some folks... :)
-anne s.
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on 7/7/10 11:20 am
What does HTH mean?
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2> 180 pounds
3> Yes - I'm in my 3rd plateau and this one has lasted much longer than the first 2 combined.
I'm still not sure if I need to eat more, eat less, eat differently, or just give my body time to catch up in order to lose more. I absolutely feel I should be able to get below 200 lbs before my "window" closes.
Truth be told, I can wear normal size clothes and ride all the water slides next time I go to the waterpark, so if I don't lose any more it shouldn't be a big deal anyway.
Happy to answer any questions!
on 7/7/10 11:22 am
Thanks for your response. Sorry I'm slow to respond myownself.
Congratulations on such a large weight loss! Woohoo!
Thanks for your answers, and good luck with your journey.
:)
anne s.
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I know someone who said it took her two years to lose all her weight but she did...when you start with a higher BMI sometimes it takes more than that 18 month window, but that doesnt mean you wont get there.
on 7/7/10 11:18 am
I wonder if you might still have your Operative Report around. Do you know the lengths of your limbs? Biliary, Alimentary, and Common Channel by any chance?
Thanks!
anne s.
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