Question:
What happens when you don't stop losing weight after reaching your goal?

I'm curious as to what happens when you continue to lose weight even though you don't want to - you're at your goal or below your "healty targeted weight." I see some AMOS members asking about a revision, is that what a revision is?    — Anna M. (posted on December 11, 2004)

December 11, 2004
Underweight is actually VERY RARE. More frequent is didnt loose enough:( Now I got underweight after surgery. Heavy exercise gutting a friends fire damaged home took me from goal mid 190s to 179. They were living with us I wanted to get them back in their house. <P> Anyhow when the project ended my weight went back up. Now I fight regain:( Nearly everyone can stop the loss or gain some by by eating ore meals and more carbs daily.<P> Revisions are nrmally done to get more loss or change from a failed surgery like a VBG to a EBY.
   — bob-haller

December 11, 2004
you kind of get scared. I have lost about 20 pounds too much. i would like to gain ten back but can't no matter what i do. i gain three or four pounds then it falls right back off.
   — Delores S.

December 13, 2004
You will stop losing, it is a given. If you fall below goal, don't fret, most typically bouce back up in a year or so. God knows I did, too much. :P
   — RebeccaP