Hi there! I'd say it is do-able but only if you totally commit to doing Atkins to the letter and going easy on portion sizes. This is not a gorge and get thin plan! Moderation - yes that old-fashioned word and concept we carb addicts find so difficult - is essential to get the best out of this wonderful way of eating.
Read the stickies at the top of the page - 'so you're thinking of starting atkins' - and buy or borrow one of the recent books. Cheap second hand on amazon, or free from the public library. Don't just wing it by relying on guesswork, alone. During Induction you are allowed 20g carbs per day maximum. 15g of those carbs should come from green leafy veg, not just salad and lettuce. Salad leaves alone are not nutritious enough.
The rate at which you lose weight depends on how much you have to lose in the first place, and whether or not you have come from a carb-restricting diet immediately before doing Atkins. Even so you should see a very good first week or fortnight loss, which gets you started and gets you comfortably into established ketosis. That way your old hunger and carb cravings will lessen and lessen until you have forgotten you used to have any!
Try to avoid meal replacement bars, shakes and sugar free sweets etc. They can stall very badly. They can also lead to cravings for 'the real thing'. Just go on a lean and green Atkins mission from now until the end of November. You will be able to enjoy a wide variety of permitted foods, and need never ever feel hungry. Don't overdo the cheese! Nor the cream or other dairy.
Good luck, and keep posting x