11 months after my gastric bypass. Pics.

stephensmith0929

You look AWESOME!!!!! i see 14lbs gone in your future!!! YOU CAN DO IT!!!!!

mdsjmom98

You look AMAZING!! It's taken years off you!!! You are my hero of the day!!!

TeresaWash

I am 18 months out from my by-pass. I am down a 136 lbs. This site is amazing! I joined 371 days ago. It helps keep me motivated to work out daily and to be accountable for my food intake!

You may of heard you could gain some weight back, ( I am so sick of hearing it) I know several people that are 3-10 years out and they have no put any weight back on. It's up too you and what you want to achieve. I decided I owe it to myself to give it a 110% or I wasn't being fair to myself. I am so glad I have this attitude!!

You look great and you are beaming with confidence!!! Keep up the great dedication!

I am still losing but it is at a very slow rate maybe a 1 lb to 1 1/2 lbs a month now. I am not really pushing hard to lose more weight. I am focused on toning and muscle mass.

Add me as a friend if you'd like!

WOW!!! congrats!!! That's fabulous!!!!! Well, It takes me about an hour and a half to eat a lean cuisine meal....I have heard that weight can come back, but honestly I look at food completely differently now. It's just fuel not so much fun anymore. I walked up and then down 16 flights of stairs last night at work trying to get some cardio in....I work nights and it's really hard to get to the gym, but I really need to lift weights and get more cardio in my day (or night!)

So pretty, nice work. I am a lap-bander and have been pretty successful. It's a lot of work, I have totally changed my eating and exercise habits. Keep up the good work!

Wreak_Havoc

Awesome!! Looking Sassy!!

ninerbuff

I am 18 months out from my by-pass. I am down a 136 lbs. This site is amazing! I joined 371 days ago. It helps keep me motivated to work out daily and to be accountable for my food intake!

You may of heard you could gain some weight back, ( I am so sick of hearing it) I know several people that are 3-10 years out and they have no put any weight back on. It's up too you and what you want to achieve. I decided I owe it to myself to give it a 110% or I wasn't being fair to myself. I am so glad I have this attitude!!

You look great and you are beaming with confidence!!! Keep up the great dedication!

I am still losing but it is at a very slow rate maybe a 1 lb to 1 1/2 lbs a month now. I am not really pushing hard to lose more weight. I am focused on toning and muscle mass.

Add me as a friend if you'd like!

Working in a Wellness Center that has a weight loss surgery clinic as part it, I have seen people who have had the surgery and gain weight back. Like any approach, there will be people who succeed at it and others who fail. Those who fail attacked the symptom and not the problem. The problem was their relationship with food and overconsumption. So people didn't address the food addiction issue regain.

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mariannelyman

I am 18 months out from my by-pass. I am down a 136 lbs. This site is amazing! I joined 371 days ago. It helps keep me motivated to work out daily and to be accountable for my food intake!

You may of heard you could gain some weight back, ( I am so sick of hearing it) I know several people that are 3-10 years out and they have no put any weight back on. It's up too you and what you want to achieve. I decided I owe it to myself to give it a 110% or I wasn't being fair to myself. I am so glad I have this attitude!!

You look great and you are beaming with confidence!!! Keep up the great dedication!

I am still losing but it is at a very slow rate maybe a 1 lb to 1 1/2 lbs a month now. I am not really pushing hard to lose more weight. I am focused on toning and muscle mass.

Add me as a friend if you'd like!

Working in a Wellness Center that has a weight loss surgery clinic as part it, I have seen people who have had the surgery and gain weight back. Like any approach, there will be people who succeed at it and others who fail. Those who fail attacked the symptom and not the problem. The problem was their relationship with food and overconsumption. So people didn't address the food addiction issue regain.

A.C.E. Certified Personal & Group FitnessTrainer
IDEA Fitness member
Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness for 28+ years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition

I'm a night shift worker....it's very difficult to get to the gym, but I know I have to try. I have a completely different attitude about food now. Last night I walked up and down 16 flights of stairs to get some cardio in. It worked. I was huffing and puffing. My goal that I'm setting until I can get into a gym routine is to do the 16 flights of stairs every night I work, which is all the time lately :P I do hear what you're saying though about success vs failure.

yoovie

look at you!! Youre so radiant now!!

Julia_K30

You look fantabulous! Haha my new word of the day! You rock! Keep up the good work.

palwithme

Wow, you are absolutely stunning! I love your hair. Congrats on your loss. Woo Hoo!

kimlynn919

you look wonderful! you can conquer those last 14 in no time!!

AngryViking1970

You look great! Congratulations on working your program! I'm 6 months out and 100 lbs down myself and feeling better than I have in a lot of years! Keep up the good work!

etremoi53

Congratulations on your monumental achievement so far. You look beautiful and happy. Best of luck for the future.

Sabine_Stroehm

ninerbuff wrote: »

I am 18 months out from my by-pass. I am down a 136 lbs. This site is amazing! I joined 371 days ago. It helps keep me motivated to work out daily and to be accountable for my food intake!

You may of heard you could gain some weight back, ( I am so sick of hearing it) I know several people that are 3-10 years out and they have no put any weight back on. It's up too you and what you want to achieve. I decided I owe it to myself to give it a 110% or I wasn't being fair to myself. I am so glad I have this attitude!!

You look great and you are beaming with confidence!!! Keep up the great dedication!

I am still losing but it is at a very slow rate maybe a 1 lb to 1 1/2 lbs a month now. I am not really pushing hard to lose more weight. I am focused on toning and muscle mass.

Add me as a friend if you'd like!

Working in a Wellness Center that has a weight loss surgery clinic as part it, I have seen people who have had the surgery and gain weight back. Like any approach, there will be people who succeed at it and others who fail. Those who fail attacked the symptom and not the problem. The problem was their relationship with food and overconsumption. So people didn't address the food addiction issue regain.

A.C.E. Certified Personal & Group FitnessTrainer
IDEA Fitness member
Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness for 28+ years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition

Yes, true for any approach. Always a good reminder: we must develop new, healthier habits.

Sabine_Stroehm

OP you look great!

Cherese1983

You look amazing!!! Keep it up!

SexyHealthyFit175

You look wonderful!

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TEZofAllTrades

mariannelyman wrote: »

WOW what a difference well done x
i get mine done in 13 days time on pre-op diet now :drinker: (and thats milk by the way)lol

I remember the two week liquid diet I had to do. When I started it I was 280. Day of my surgery I was down to 259. I count my weight loss from the day of my surgery. I weigh 164 now. I have absolutely no regrets at all. I feel better, and you will too. If you have any questions you can always email me. Add me if you want :-)

21lbs in 2 weeks is great! Even if was because of a liquid diet, it shows your body was able to lose weight.

So I'm wondering what your reasons were for the surgery? Were you simply looking to lose weight quickly or was it another health issue?