Do you think I am done losing weight at 7 mos?

I have lost 60 lbs so far and haven't lost anything significantly in the past two months?  The doctor tha****ches my labs at Kaiser said most people lose their weight in the first 6 mos?  Has this been your experience.  I was a lightweight to start but I would like to keep losing....

you shouldn't be done yet it happens though you stop losing on the scale but your body is still shrinking your clothes will feel loose but the scale is not moving, don't get discouraged. After 3 months post op the weight comes off alot slower.

thanks for the encouragement!  I can eat more now but still am very strict on my foods.  I cannot cut back anymore in my opinion.  I try to drink two protein shakes per day as directed by dr. I am only exercising three days per week at the gym but active other times.....I sure hope I am not done yet.  : )

It does slow down the closer you are to goal but you don't have to be done yet if you don't want to be.  Do you track your food?  If not, start doing so and see if there is anywhere you can improve.  Sometimes we get complacent and let things slip in without noticing, a bite here, a taste there and it adds up.  Also make sure you are getting in enough protein and fluids.  That really helped my weight loss.

thanks Tazz  I do write down my food each day but I could cut carbs even more....I just really don't want to give up my banana! hahaha

I kept under 50 grams of carbs a day when I was actively losing.  I made sure all my carbs were from healthy sources, like fruits, vegetables and dairy.  Bananas are good carbs in my opinion.  Now if you were eating something like bread or pasta then I would say you could cut that out.  Those things are best left for after you have reached your weight loss goal.
It is a delicate balance.  You want to make sure you are eating enough so that your body doesn't slow down to conserve calories in case you are starving but you don't want to eat more then your body requires to function or the excess will be stored as fat.  That is why tracking is so good.  If you stay the same weight for an extended period of time then you can assume that you are eating as much as you need for that weight and you may have to cut back to lose more.  Unless you are eating very low calorie, like 1000 or less.  Then you may need to slowly increase that so your body doesn't think you are starving and starts burning calories again.
Have you talked to your NUT?

I do watch my calories too.  I stay at about 1200 per day with 60=70 grams of protein....I can cut out a splurge of a cracker here and there.  5 ritz = 80 calories so I do count them if I eat them....but I can cut that out totally,  I don't eat them everyday.  Once a week I might have one slice of whole wheat bread with peanut butter for a meal option.  Mostly I stick to protein, fruit and vegs....thanks for the tips and no I have not talked to a nut

 i stopped losing for about 3 months around 6 months out, and now i'm down another 25 from there. so you're probably not done, just in a stall. i'm still losing, just slowly.

Like exohexoh, I stopped losing at about 6 months, and my surgeon said I was done. I'd lost just over 100 pounds, and was very content. At about 8 months, I dropped another 20 pounds, without changing anything. My body just needed to stop and consolidate before it finished up, I guess.

Since then, I dropped another 10 pounds via reconstruction, and put them back on so I stopped looking like skeletor. Maintaining very happily right where I am!

WOW I am happy to hear about your experiences thanks ladies!