Question:
I have been stuck at losing 118 lbs for 6 months now and keep
losing the same darn 5 lbs over and over again....just like preop....gain, lose, gain, lose, etc. I have tried everything to lose this last 30 lbs and today I joined Curves. I have read the previous Q&A on Curves but would like to ask if anyone has had any real lasting rewards with Curves? I did my first workout today and really worked up a sweat. I have an appointment in September with a plastic surgeon about getting a TT and want to try to lose as close to goal as I can before then. Thanks for any input you may have! — Mylou52 (posted on July 3, 2003)
July 3, 2003
I have only praises for Curves. Two years before I had WLS I went to
Curves. I only lost 28lbs in about 3 to 4 months, but I lost a lot of
inches and firmed up a lot. I, of course, quit. But, since my WLS this is
my 4th week of attending again. I can tell a difference already. The
scales have moved only 8lbs, but I'm losing inches! When you first start
don't get discouraged, because you will stay the same or slightly gain but
that is muscle weight. Muscle does help increase your metabolism, and you
will eventually start losing. Good luck. I think it is an awesome
program.
— Lisa C.
July 3, 2003
try and see if cutting your carbs down to 15-20g a day helps? and increase
your water. that is what they tell the long"er" term post-ops @
my Dr's office. try it for a week, bet it works! kick start it...
— heather S.
July 4, 2003
I am a pre-op and getting closer to surgery. I decided to join a Curves
because I was denied at one time for the surgery. Well, I actually got
employed there and I love every minute of the work out. You will see
wonderful results along with what you already have seen with the surgery.
It will tighten and tone you up and I think you will be very happy. Our
Curves has only been open for about 8 months and we already have some women
that's lost about 47 inches and others lost 20 some inches and so on.
Trust me, it's a wonderful workout and you will see the results you are
looking for. I do have to say one thing, we had a lady come in that had
the surgery but she never worked out. She couldn't get through the
workout, so please keep up the workout because you will benefit better.
Good job on the pounds gone and I hope you have a long and healthy life
ahead of you. Keep Smiling! :)
— Stephanie @.
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