Question:
I am 11 months out and I havent lost any weight in like 3 and half months

What is wrong?    — tylerswife (posted on December 3, 2002)

December 3, 2002
I am 12 months out this week, and not lost anything in 6 weeks. So I feel your pain. I am trying changing up my diet some and see if that helps. I'll let you know if I figure out anything miraculous.
   — Vicki L.

December 3, 2002
Hello, wanted to let you know that i too am stuck .. I lost 85 pounds the first 9 months after the surgery and haven't lost a pound since...I am currently 5'2 and 225 or so. I started at 313.5.. I am now 17 months post op... I am extremely disappointed in the results that i have had... I have lost nearly that much on numerous fad diets.. didn't even need surgery to do that..I now have a huge scare and not much to show for it.Not sure what else to say except good luck with your journey.. I truely hope you make it... sharon s.
   — Sharon S.

December 3, 2002
I AM 14 MONTHS POST-OP AND HAVE BEEN STUCK AT 100 LBS LOST FOR ABOUT 3MONTHS NOW. i TOO AM DISSAPOINTED, BUT AM TAKING STEPS TO GET BACK ON TRACK. I AM CUTTING OUT AS MUCH SUGER AS I CAN BUT THAT IS DIFFICULT, EVEN THE WATER I LIKE HAS SUGER ADDED. I WILL KEEP TRYING AND LET YOU KNOW IF ANYTHING HELPS.
   — Karen B.

December 3, 2002
Try using fitday.com to see what your daily intake is like, also make sure you are getting water. Are you exercising.
   — faybay

December 3, 2002
Rebecca. Maybe you started out as a lightweight and therefore your weight loss would naturally be slower than someone who has a lot more to lose. I am 13 months and the loss is slowing to about 5 lbs./months now. I have to remind myself to drink those liquids, get that protein in. I think upping the water will help. Plus, if you are exercising, well you know the story that muscle weighs more than fat so maybe you are building muscle. You should see my legs. I am so proud of them! They actually have muscle tone from Walking Away the Pounds. Hang in there.
   — Annie H.