When a stop gets moved mid-trade, what did that change do to your risk per idea?

Moving a stop after entry is one of the most common journal entries I see tagged as a "discipline issue," but the more useful question is numerical. Before the move, the loss on the idea was capped at a known dollar amount. After the move, the cap changed, and so did the size you were actually risking, even if the position itself never changed. It may help to recalculate the trade as if the original stop had never been touched. Work out the dollar loss at the initial invalidation level, then compare it with the loss at the new level and with the daily loss limit you set beforehand. Sometimes the difference is small. Sometimes a single adjustment quietly doubled the cost of being wrong for the rest of the session. I am not certain how often this pattern drives losses across different traders, so I would be curious how others measure it in their own logs. Looking back at your last stop adjustment, how much bigger did the loss on that idea become once the stop moved?