8 months out...weight loss WAY SLOW
Are you tracking your food? If not, you may be eating more than you think. You can always try and tweak your food/exercise.
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HW 420/ SW 335 /CW 200 85 lbs lost pre-op / 135 post op
~~~~Alison~~~~~
Well, I think that's the problem. You have to eat MORE than that. That's not very healthy to eat a single sandwhich all day, and not going to help lose weight. Perhaps increase your food intake and calories to 1200 and see if that helps. You neeed to stick it out for a month though to see if it's going to make a difference.
Hope you figure it out and get the ball rolling again.
Hope you figure it out and get the ball rolling again.
www.sexyskinnybitch.wordpress.com - my journey to sexy skinny bitch status
11/16/12 - Got my Body by Sauceda - arms, Bl/BA, LBL, thigh lift.
HW 420/ SW 335 /CW 200 85 lbs lost pre-op / 135 post op
~~~~Alison~~~~~
Hi,
I'm about to revise this Friday from a 7 year lapband to the vsg. Yoo Hoo! I just wanted to tell you my experience. When my lapband was totally clamped down and I was throwing up a dozen times a day I would go on day on almost nothing, I was down to my last 20 lbs. like you but never got any further. I wouldn't even eat a whole chicken sandwich per day. I was 270 pre surg and down to about 175 with a 150 goal. I am VERY genetically obese, obese as a toddler like fighting genetics can be rough. What I was doing was starving and surviving in between slipping in little bites of chocolate like silver bells, a piece of a hershey's bar, a little ice cream to survive. I'm sure this paid a roll, poor, poor, nutrition. However that being said I have never witnessed the starving your metabolism to death thing and going into starvation mode. If I increased my calories I gained, period, not exception not matter how long I did it.
So this time I'm going to stick to very small protein meals spread throughout the day and exercise everyday in some way. I'm about to buy a really cool retro cruiser bicycle to enjoy riding.
So my answer to you is, I don't have the answer, but make sure you are not slipping in chocolate or sugar to survive in between or drinking any calories, and maybe consider doing what I'm going to try. I think our muscle mass is shot, plus I'm aging and have just turned 50 making it harder plus being obese since a toddler.
I am so hopeful the vsg is going to be my answer because the lapband has been horrid.
Leigh
I'm about to revise this Friday from a 7 year lapband to the vsg. Yoo Hoo! I just wanted to tell you my experience. When my lapband was totally clamped down and I was throwing up a dozen times a day I would go on day on almost nothing, I was down to my last 20 lbs. like you but never got any further. I wouldn't even eat a whole chicken sandwich per day. I was 270 pre surg and down to about 175 with a 150 goal. I am VERY genetically obese, obese as a toddler like fighting genetics can be rough. What I was doing was starving and surviving in between slipping in little bites of chocolate like silver bells, a piece of a hershey's bar, a little ice cream to survive. I'm sure this paid a roll, poor, poor, nutrition. However that being said I have never witnessed the starving your metabolism to death thing and going into starvation mode. If I increased my calories I gained, period, not exception not matter how long I did it.
So this time I'm going to stick to very small protein meals spread throughout the day and exercise everyday in some way. I'm about to buy a really cool retro cruiser bicycle to enjoy riding.
So my answer to you is, I don't have the answer, but make sure you are not slipping in chocolate or sugar to survive in between or drinking any calories, and maybe consider doing what I'm going to try. I think our muscle mass is shot, plus I'm aging and have just turned 50 making it harder plus being obese since a toddler.
I am so hopeful the vsg is going to be my answer because the lapband has been horrid.
Leigh