Guest guest Posted February 8, 2004 Report Share Posted February 8, 2004 Hi , I am in Massachusetts too and had my surgery with Dr. Gazmuri at NWH. I am 16 weeks pregnant and have actually lost 10 pounds. Goodluck on your journey! Chrystal Wife to Jace - together 6 Years! Happy Mommy to - 4 on January 28! New Baby Swenson Due July 28, 2004! Zookeeper for 2 big dogs and 5 cats who let me feed them! Weight gain I am 7 weeks along. I am curious, those of you who have had a baby pre op, and have also had a baby post op, or are pregnant now...How has your weight gain compared? At first glance, what I have heard from other sources, is an average of 20 pound weight gain for WLS patients. But I would like to hear it from you... I was 280 when I got pregnant with my son, and I didn't gain anything until about 6 months, I lost weight until then. Then at about 8.5 months I started really gaining, and by the time I delivered 16 days late, I was up to 320!!! I certainly don't expect to be anywhere close to that, since I am at 160 right now, and that's really no gain for me yet, and I am 7 weeks and 3 days. I float between 155 and 160 anyway. (Besides, hubby says it seems to have all gone to my chest, and boy did it need it, after the weight loss;-) So I want to hear from all of you to see what I am likely to expect. I was 323 at my heaviest, and I was at 157 when I tested positive for pregnancy. I am 5'9 " , and I wear about a size 10. Also, on average, did you find that your maternity clothing size went up, compared to your normal clothing size? Thanks in advance for your replies. in MA 323/155 April 10, 2002 Open RNY Mommy to Caleb 11/27/00, wife to Ray since 9/26/96 (he had lap RNY on 7/28/03, and has lost 120 to date!) Children are a blessing, and a gift from the Lord. -Psalm 127:3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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