So here I am, amost 4 years out from gastric bypass surgery. Life has been interesting to say the least. I was at my lowest weight in 2015 but I was also in the midst of my alcohol problem. Since I became sober, I had gained 45 pounds back from the original weight I lost. I lost 19 pounds of the regain. I have to keep telling myself that at least I am not back to my original pre-surgery weight. My goal is to continue being sober and slowly work on the weight loss. Here are the measurement comparisons for the past 4 years:
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2013
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2014
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2015
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2017
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Right Arm
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17
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11
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12
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13
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Left Arm
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18
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11
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12
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12
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Chest
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59
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41
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40
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43
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Waist
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53.5
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37
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41
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44
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Right Leg
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31
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20.5
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23
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23
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Left Leg
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32
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20
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23
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23
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Right Calf
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19
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14
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16
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15.75
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Left Calf
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18.5
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14
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16
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15.75
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Current Weight
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315
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185
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185
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211
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Current Height
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5'5"
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5'5"
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5'5"
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5'5"
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Current Size
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26
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12
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12
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14/16
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I don't have much to say that I haven't said in years past. Except that even if you do have regain, all hope is not lost. You can lose it. It may not be quickly, but then again like I have always said you didn't get fat overnight!
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