Thanks Melody! It is a lot, but it came at a price. I was really sick for a couple of months after, so that's probably why it was so much. I'll take it though lol.

I'm soooo excited!! I stepped on the scale today and it hit the even 100 lb lost!! I can't believe it. I actually cried!! 

I am 4 months post RNY.  My dieticians have an 18 month progression food plan.  Currently I have 4 ounces at meals and can have fruit/veg or protein between meals.  I am to stay within the 600-800 calorie range.

Most days I am at about 700 calories, 80-90 gm protein and 120+ oz of fluid.

I find as the day goes on I am very full and sometimes nauseated.  I usually can't eat dense protein at dinner and have greek yogurt and fruit.  By the time I've taken my evening meds and supplements I am very, very full.

I have been losing A LOT of hair as well.  I am so disgusted by it that I can't even bear to pick the pile of it up off of the floor - I have to have my husband do it......which is is awesome about doing.  I have been losing for about 4 weeks now - 2 weeks of which I was in the hospital for kidney issues (very long story - but I am getting better now).  I have heard the hair loss stops around month 6 - but that REALLY worries me.  If I keep losing hair at this rate, I am pretty sure I won't have any left come month 6........I am suprised after I blowdry my hair that I even still have any.....daily.

I LOVE my hair - always have -- but, I think this is just one of our trials along the way to a healthier us.  I personally think it is worth it -- and this is coming from someone *****ally L-O-V-E-S her hair.

I don't know your starting weight or your height, but I'd trade weight loss with you.  I lost 18 pounds before surgery and have lost 46 since surgery.

I'm only 5 feet tall.  I get in 80-90 Gm of Protein daily.  I eat 4 ounces at each meal.  Usually get in 120+ oz of fluids and get all my supplements in.  I started taking probiotics after reading a thread on the RNY forum about 4 days ago.

I walk for 20-30 min 5 days a week and ride exercise bike 5-6 miles every night.

Guess I just lose more slowly.  It can be dangerous to compare to one another.  We are each so uniquely made.