whats ur bougie sizzzeeee ????

Krazydoglady
on 12/7/11 1:31 am - FL
36F -- My capacity is 2-2.5oz 'dense' protein at 10 months postop.  I can eat about 4oz of cottage cheese.

Carolyn  (32 lbs lost Pre-op) HW: 291, SW: 259, GW: 129.5, CW: 126.4 

        
Age: 45, Height: 5'2 1/4"  , Stretch Goal:  122   

 

smbergie200
on 12/7/11 1:41 am - Naples, FL
42 french and I am loving it!

 

Plastics - Extended Tummy Tuck - February 6th 2013


       

jaded123
on 12/7/11 2:15 am - MD
40f.  Can eat 2 oz.  at 7-1/2 months out.  No acid issues at all.  
Very happy with surgery/stomach!



HW: 310 /  Lost 15 on pre-op diet  /  SW: 295  /  CW: --- /  GW: 170-175

Maureen K.
on 12/7/11 4:09 am
 I never get tired of answering this question 48 yes that's right 48 no typo I believe you can be successful with all sizes I am three years out lost my weight in 10 months and have maintained easily ever since my surgeon said that the difference from a 32 and 42. Is about eating two more teaspoons of food hardly enough to change your weight loss if you are a realist  I just like newbies to not put so more worry into the size and know if you follow the rules you will succeed I am living proof I love my 48 

SW - 223  CW- 130 GW- 140  Start Sz 18 Current Sz 4 Ht. 5'6"
 BA- LBL/TT 11/3/09

   

  
Mutha24Boyz
on 12/7/11 5:03 am - NY
I wish I could "like" your comment. I think our success lies much more in following the plan and being active than our "bougie" size. All of us have much less capacity than we started with, so I'm happy with my 40F, it's a tool and I intend to use it to it's best and baddest capability!
            
    
I am 29 years old. 5' tall HW 247 SW 241 Pre-Op 226 Tentative Goal 130
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tripmom02
on 12/7/11 6:02 am - NJ
 And this is the reason I don't want to know my size, the diffrence should not make or break you if you are determined. I think most people can out eat their sleeve if they want to and gain weight, the lifestyle changes you make are what will determine your loss, not a few tablespoons more or less of capacity in your stomach. 

Courtney - Lap band to VSG revision
      

    
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