From Big Belly to Big Success (Share your pics)
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Seeing real people doing this the right way and getting the type of results usually seen in phony before and after images for diet pills is more motivation than I've had in a long time. It is really inspiring to see the success of real people.
I totally agree! Very inspirational. Congratulations to everyone on your awesome accomplishments!!!!0 -
Seeing real people doing this the right way and getting the type of results usually seen in phony before and after images for diet pills is more motivation than I've had in a long time. It is really inspiring to see the success of real people.
Is weight loss surgery doing it the right way? I would like to know how people lose weight doing it the old fashion way. What keeps you motivated?
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1stplace4health wrote: »Seeing real people doing this the right way and getting the type of results usually seen in phony before and after images for diet pills is more motivation than I've had in a long time. It is really inspiring to see the success of real people.
Is weight loss surgery doing it the right way? I would like to know how people lose weight doing it the old fashion way. What keeps you motivated?
It's not really about motivation. It's about determination and discipline. It's about commitment. It took me a few years to do what others do in a year, but I kept working at it. Motivation comes and goes. You take advantage of it when you have it and when you don't you rely on discipline and habit.0 -
Roxiegirl2008 wrote: »
You look great. Love the shoes!1 -
You look great. Love the shoes!0
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TheSatinPumpkin wrote: »432lbs to 197lbs (currently 196lbs) in 1 year, 3 months.
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WOW!!0
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Holy crap!! You look fantastic, and so much younger.0
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1stplace4health wrote: »Seeing real people doing this the right way and getting the type of results usually seen in phony before and after images for diet pills is more motivation than I've had in a long time. It is really inspiring to see the success of real people.
Is weight loss surgery doing it the right way? I would like to know how people lose weight doing it the old fashion way. What keeps you motivated?
No shame in weight loss surgery. I know a lot of people who had it done and almost did it myself.
For me I started slow, I knew I had to stop drinking diet soda as it was making me hungrier. After that I just figured out how to continue eating the things I liked but eat less of it. I also stopped eating out so often, once or twice a week and choose healthier options. It does take will power but you also have to allow.yourself to eat things you love. Once you incorporate exercise regularly it just becomes so much easier. I've never felt starving or deprived.1 -
bumblebeez86 wrote: »shaynepoole wrote: »
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Way to Go what a great transformation!!!!!!!!!!!!
WOW! GREAT JOB! KEEP UP THE HEALTHY LIFESTYLE YOU LOOK GREAT0 -
Kelll12123 wrote: »
Nice transformation !0 -
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Nicely done zeze, how much you lose?0
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bump0
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You people are awesome, you inspire me on so many levels. Thank you for sharing your success, thank you!0
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bump. inspiring for sure.0
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Wow everyone on here is truly amazing and such an inspiration.0
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1stplace4health wrote: »Is weight loss surgery doing it the right way? I would like to know how people lose weight doing it the old fashion way. What keeps you motivated?
I would love to point out that people who get weight loss surgery are not just automatically losing weight! They suddenly have a mechanism that reminds them that they have eaten enough. They still have to do it the old fashion way. They have to eat better and excercise to lose the weight. This profile is my wife's and she had the Band put on her. But I know that she has had to completely change her lifestyle. The way she eats, what she eats as well as ramp up the excercise. She has not lost 105 lbs from a magic surgery that made the weight drop away. Seeing that these changes work is really motivating. Dropping a size or 2 (or 6) and realizing she can shop in the "normal people" store has boosted her confidence immensely0 -
This might be the single most impressive transformation I've ever seen. Excellent work!shaynepoole wrote: »
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This is mine:
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abhisheksengupta wrote: »
Well that's me at 212 pounds (sad) back in June and at 160 pounds this month
52 pounds. 2 T-Shirt sizes, 8 inches off the waist. Currently going for muscle building.
wow you look amazing
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artemis222 wrote: »I went from around 300 to 124lbs. I'm currently working on gaining more muscle and endurance.
Full Story Here: http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/792326/300ish-to-127-pic-heavy/p1
WOW!!!! you look beyond amazing!
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