When was your first stall?

 I'm curious because I'm 10 weeks post op and I think I'm experiencing my first stall.  Only within the last 3 days have I been able to actually get ALL my protein in because I finally found a powder I LOVE!  Do you think with the increase in protein I will start losing again?  I also know I need to get exercising more.

I had a mini-stall at about 3 weeks, then again at about 3-1/2 months and then again at about 5 months. I don't worry to much about them, I just keep eating according to plan and all of a sudden the scale magically moves again!

 I'm curious to know what the powder you love is?? I'm trying to find one myself...

 It took me 10 weeks to find this one - it's called Nectar.  They have about 15 different flavors and I bought the Chocolate Truffle.  It tastes like chocolate milk and has 23 grams of protein per scoop.  I mix it with a cup of milk, which adds 8 more grams of protein and i put in a tsp of instant coffee and ice and throw it all in the blender for my morning protein shake - YUM!  They have a double stuffed cookie (oreo) that I want to try too.  HIGHLY recommend it!!!

Was getting ready to ask the same thing!!! I need one too.....I get sick thinking about a protein shake.

That was me too...avoided them at all costs and was totally discouraged. You can buy $2 samples...try it and let me know what you think!!!!

 I'm 11 weeks out and had my first stall a couple of weeks ago.  I actually had a 2 pound gain, stalled for 2 weeks then dropped 5! I increased my protein and exercise to break the stall.  Don't weigh any more often than once a week!

 I've read a true stall is where you do not lose weight for 4+ weeks..with that being said I haven't had a true stall yet. I'm just over 9 months out. I have experienced a week or a week and a half without a loss..but never a full month..yet!

I had a stall at 4 weeks out and just started to lose again 4 1/2 weeks later.

Starting week two, I stalled for three weeks. Talk about frustrating! Now I'm nearly 4 months out and have learned my body's pattern of weight loss - lose a few weeks, maintain a few weeks, repeat. Now that I know the pattern, it makes the maintaining weeks a bit more bearable, knowing the scale WILL move again. Hang in there.

Amy