The BiG DROP!

I am experiencing the 3 WEEK STALL, does anyone remember and can post how long your first stall was and for how long and what was the BIG DROP amount that happened when you started to lose again..??

mine lasted for two weeks.

once my weight loss started up again, I dropped like 6-8 lbs within a couple of days.

Catwoman7,

thanks for replying it gives me hope and encouragement to continue what im doing....

after the 3 week stall when is the next one if you remember?

maybe about three months out? I can't remember - I just remember that I had them periodically the whole time I was losing weight. They were more frequent and lasted longer the closer I got to goal, though..

What happed with the chest pain and throwing up?

lol Hi Teenie,

That has been resolved in the best way thanks to everyones help..go to my original post

i dont know how to link that to this...

But im much better if you cant find it all i had to do was take my omeprazole that i forgot to take every morning since surgery for helping to heal stomach...

If this is a revision surgery, it's unlikely that there will be a "big" drop after your three week stall. Especially if you're eating chocolate at this point!

oh sparklekitty,

thank you but the inch square dark chocolate that had 6 grams of sugar in the whole bar on Valentines Day is not worth mentioning. Never did it again and don't think it made an oz of difference..but thanks anyway for your encouragement!

Next..!

You didn't ASK me...but that's rarely stopped me before, in all these years...

EVERYTHING is "worth mentioning"...

If I am understanding this, you put a square inch of chocolate, I your 2 week old baby pouch...

Would you feed this to a 2 week old human baby? That's how I was taught...It was such a simple concept, yet made SO much sense...

PLEASE do your body, and your scale a huge service, and don't be testing the waters...A 3 week stall will be the least of your concerns

Ignoring your surgeon's instructions at 3 weeks, whether it's chocolate or something else, is a terrible sign. This isn't your first surgery, surely you'd know better?

NEXT!