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HI there,

I have had the same problem the past 3 months. I was

banded on 1/04 and I have lost 130 lbs. I think our

bodies have to play catch up. I have not gained any

weight, so that is a plus, but it sure is frustrating

not seeing the scale moving down. I have tried

several things to combat this plateau. One was to add

more exercise and different sorts of exercise. I was

told to up my protein. They thought I was not eating

enough protein.

There is a plateau buster plan that our support group

had a sheet on and I just received that and after the

holiday I will attempt to try it for the 10 days and

see if that jump starts the weightloss again.

Good luck and let me know when the plateau breaks!

Darice

--- jillvargas <jillvarg@...> wrote:

> Hello everyone - I'm glad I found a board with

> activity on it. I've

> been banded since 11/03 - and have lost 140 pounds.

> Though for the

> past 6 months I've been at a stand still with my

> weight loss. Has

> anyone out there experienced this problem and if so

> how did you

> overcome it. I would love to hear from you. I've

> been really beating

> myself up over this.

>

> Thanks -

> Jill

> 440/300/???

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Darice, could you share the plateau buster. Sounds like it would be good

information to have around!

We all get heavier as we get older because, there's a lot more

information in our heads. "

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I attached the file to the email? Did it not work?

--- BetsyWestie@... wrote:

> Darice, could you share the plateau buster. Sounds

> like it would be good

> information to have around!

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> We all get heavier as we get older because, there's

> a lot more

> information in our heads. "

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Here is a copy of the plan! Good luck

Plateau- Busting Plan

1- Follow this plan for 10 days to break the plateau

2- Drink 2 quarts of water a day

3- You must have 45 grams of protein supplement plus

all your vitamin & mineral supplements for the day

4- You may consume up to 3 oz of the following high

protein foods five times a day:

• Beef

• Pork

• Chicken

• Turkey

• Lamb

• Fish

• Eggs

• Low fat cheese

• Cottage cheese

• Plain or artificially sweetened yogurt

• Peanut butter

• Beans/ legumes

5- You may also have:

• Sugar free popsicles (avoid juice popsicles)

• Tea or coffee

• Sugar free jello

• Broths and bullion

• Crystal Lite drinks

6- IF IT IS NOT ON THE LIST YOU MAY NOT HAVE IT!!!

7- Keep a food diary and try to get 30 minutes of

exercise daily

--- BetsyWestie@... wrote:

> Darice, could you share the plateau buster. Sounds

> like it would be good

> information to have around!

>

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> We all get heavier as we get older because, there's

> a lot more

> information in our heads. "

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Thanks Darice. If the file was attached it was way at the bottom of all

the stuff and I just didn't see it. I have a question about number

3. What protein suppliments are they talking about? I take vitamins but

are they suggesting something specific?

We all get heavier as we get older because, there's a lot more

information in our heads. "

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Welcome Kerry,

Congrats on your decision to be banded. I was alos banded by teh

excellent Dr. Kuri. My surgery was July 21, 2006, and in just a few

days I will be having my miracle baby, that I wasn't supposed to be

able to have. And, I am a good 40 years young! My husband was also

banded by Dr. Kuri this past April. We credit him with enabling us to

have our lives back and be able to conceive a child.

I do not know Washington geography well at all, as I grew up in

Michigan, so someone esle will have to address that.

Do you go to Dr. Kuri's board?

Welcome again.

O.

>

> I just thought I might introduce myself to you all.

> I live in Maupin, Oregon on the Deschutes River, I am 54 years

young,

> (never got around to really growing up)! I am a cook for our local

> school district which I will retire from the 1st of December. YEA!

I

> was banded in Tijuana, Mexico by Dr. Pedro Kuri on June 17th of

this

> year. I have a spouse of 31 years and have raised 3 step children

who

> are all grown up with children.

> I know I am in a remote area of the PNW, half way between Portland

> and Bend, but would love to visit a support group! is there anybody

> anywhere near this area?

> Kerry

> --

> Kerry Conner

>

> " Take too many pictures, laugh too much, and love like you've never

> been hurt because every sixty seconds you spend upset is a minute

of

> happiness you'll never get back " .

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H Kerry and ...

Kerry, I think I have seen you on the Dr. Kuri board.... my name is

Kammi and I live up here in WA and my husband, my parents and I were

all banded by Dr. Kuri at the end of this past May. We are all doing

excellent... just got my 2nd fill yesterday and have major

restriction... not enough to PB and slime, but sometimes

uncomfortable... although this evening I was finally able to get down

some refried beans.... but the perfect portion.... was eating tons

before, even after my first fill. I am down 37 pounds since May 27th

and my husband is down about 22ish.... I lost 8 pounds on the liver

shrinking diet prior to surgery though. I feel great, off of meds for

diabetes and am predicting a huge decrease in thyroid meds as my TSH

levels were very low when tested this week. You have many things to

look forward to with banding... it's not all easy or fun, but with a

good attitude and awareness of what you eat and how you eat.... you

will do great! I just turned 37 the day after surgery and am hoping

to have another baby (I have a 5-1/2 year old daughter now) once I

get some more weight off.... congrats ! I don't really talk on

the Dr. Kuri board any longer as I have some different philosophies

about health and nutrition and I get sick of trying to defend

myself... so I found other support areas... if you ever need an

ear... I will listen!

Kammi in Everett, WA

DOB 5/27/08

335/298/180

Dr. Kuri - TJ Mexico

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> > I just thought I might introduce myself to you all.

> > I live in Maupin, Oregon on the Deschutes River, I am 54 years

> young,

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Kerry

Fantastic post about your journey and I whole heartedly second the getting to

the gym advise. It makes such a difference in how your body looks after you

loose and I found it easier to stay on track on eating while working out. I

didn't want to blow what I just worked off.

I had a lower body lift, medial [inner] thigh lift, tummy tuck, belt lipectomy

and lipo of inner knees, outer thighs, lower abs and pubic area in December.  I

love the results.  I went to Dr. Marshall Pardington in Redmond, Wa.  I have

seen and heard others say that he does some of the best looking boobs around.  I

am done with PS as I am satisfied with the rest of my body. 

I, also, consulted with Dr. Gavin Dry in Kirkland and would have been very happy

with him. It was just down to a final choice and I am very happy with mine.

Happy hunting.

Kathy R in Walla Walla

278/257/142.5 today/130-135 goal

10/13/2005

Dr. Montgomery NWWLS, Everett, Wa

From: Kellie Guenzel <kelliewaylene@...>

Subject: Re: Re: I'm new to this board

Date: Saturday, August 2, 2008, 11:55 AM

Kerry,

You are on the journey of your life!!!!!  If you need a terrific fill call

Fitzpatrick just outside of Portland 503-253-6589.

I was banded by Dr. Kuri also January 2006.  I was 300 lbs and now weigh 184.  I

take no medication at all for anything.  I am working with a trainer are my gym

and a nutritionist( same guy).  I have actually had to loosen my band to loose

the last 15 lbs.  That is another subject all together.

I run and bike.  I ran a 7 mile race and was in the top 3rd for my age (45).  I

am smaller than I was is highschool and it is terrific.

Just know that it is not always easy but oh so worth it.  If I can give you

one piece of  " free advice " ....go to a gym and start working out right now.  Get

a trainer if you have too (I had no clue what I was doing).  It will really help

with the loose skin.

If anyone knows of a good plastic surg. in the greater seattle area I am all

ears...I live in Olympia.

Good luck Kerry!!!

Kellie

  " In the end we will conserved only what we love.  We will love only what we

understand.  We will understand only what we have been taught. "   Baba Diom

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Welcome Kerry,

Congrats on your decision to be banded.

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Thanks for the referals in both US and Mexico.  I will look at them all.  I

really don't have the money to spend, but I have worked so hard that I need it. 

I have used a personal trainer since Feb. and would spend the money again.  This

really has been a terrific journey.  I am loving being toned and fit!!!  I am

thinner than I was in highschool....amazing!!!!! 

Thanks for the support!!!  Iwould love to hear from anyone that has had PS and

the ups  and downs.  How long was the recovery and the nitty gritty!!

Keep up the good fight fellow bandsters it is so worth it!

Kellie

  " In the end we will conserved only what we love.  We will love only what we

understand.  We will understand only what we have been taught. "   Baba Diom

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Hi Kellie,

Congratulations on your success. I know how it feels.

I was banded by Dr Clinch of Kirkland in Oct 2006. After loosing the lbs

that I need I went to Dr Quiros in Mexico for the tummy tuck, belt

lipectomy, lipo of inner & outer thighs, lipo of the back and boob job for a

1/3 of the price here. I went to both Dr Marshal Parthington and Dr Dry they

are both seems to be good doctors and heard great things about them. I just

can't pay that much money (I'm sure it is the malpractice insurance that

they pay here in the US - gosh to think of it on any PS that we do, we

almost sign our lives away before the procedure - so what is the point of

this insurance). Anyway, I'm very happy with my result.

Millicent

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