As garber6th said, normal is different for everyone.

What I noticed: I came home from the hospital +9 from presurgery weight, but it dropped quickly. Three weeks out, hit the dreaded three week stall as I got into pureed foods. Once I got to where I could eat some real food again, my body seemed to grasp what was going on and I started dropping weight pretty quickly.

I again hit a stall at the six month mark. I'm down just over 100 lbs since surgery last May 1st. I'm losing right at 10 lbs per month now. Because of my weight being so high at the start, the losses were huge initially, where I have weeks now that I lose less than a pound, followed by a 3 or 4 pound loss.

By the time this all ends, I expect my loss to average out to about 2 lbs per week. But reality seldom meets expectations.

Just be patient, keep working the program. The weight will come off!

I was at a pound a day initially but then at about the three wk mark I stalled. I didn't even notice that I had slipped into grazing instead of having three set meals. My nutritionist put me on MFP and I began to weigh and measure everything. I think I must have been off my calories by about 30% thinking I could eyeball it. I was wrong. When I started logging everything the steady wt loss restarted. I was sleeved 11/20/2013 and I have lost 45#. I lose faster when I hit my protein goals and get my 64oz of water in. My food diary is open , feel free to look at what I eat. Now that I am lighter it takes about 3-4 days to lose a pound

Had my sleeve 2.5 years ago. There is no normal for this. Everyone's journey is unique to them. At your point I was losing about 5-10 pounds a week, and I never hit that 3 week stall. My stall came at 9 months out and lasted for the next 5 months. The weight loss started again, but has been very inconsistent. I should be losing a pound a week at this point and frankly I am lucky to get that a month. Again, my journey is differnt from everyone elses. Some lose easily and fast. I am one who loses slow. It is what it is and as long as I'm still going down, no matter how slowly, it's still good.

Follow what you doctor and his/her team tell you. They are the experts. You can make this a success.

I had the same question for my doctor. His advice: stop comparing yourself to other people. At two months post surgery, I had lost 35 pounds and I was beating myself up for not loosing more. He said to me, "when in your life have you ever lost 35 pounds in 2 months?" That helped to put things in perspective for me. Follow the plan as best as you can. Keep moving forward, even when you have a mess up or a stall. It may not be at the rate that your head says you should be loosing, but at least you're loosing. I'm in the midst of a 10 day weightloss stall (4 months post surgery) and I just have to remind myself that the scale will go down if I keep doing things as prescribed. Weight loss is never "normal." Try not to compare yourself to other people. You are unique: different starting weight, genetics, metabolism, age, activity level, etc. In my opinion, you're doing great!