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Progress pics - 36 pounds (16.5 kg) lost

mmghanna1
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I started dieting in March 2014 when I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. My starting weight was 223 pounds (101.5 kg). I now weigh 187 pounds (85 kg). I should have lost more weight in this time but I got stuck at the same weight for months after I'd lost for a while. I bought a Fitbit zip and am now walking a lot, and the weight is slowly coming off again. I eat too much but log all I eat so can see exactly what I'm burning compared to what I'm eating.


I don't think you can see much difference in the photos but I've gone down a dress size and feel much healthier


I don't think you can see much difference in the photos but I've gone down a dress size and feel much healthier

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There is a huge difference, especially in the waist area! You've shrunk in size
Nice work. Keep at it!0 -
Thank you! Nice to hear I look smaller0
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Great job!0
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nice one!!0
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Excellent progress!0
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Thank you everyone.0
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Good work!0
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Doing very well lass :-)0
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My exact starting weight.....and your a couple of pounds ahead of me! Nice work! Keep it up!!!0
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Well done to all those who get a type 2 diagnosis don't give up!
I was scared and pissed when I found out but I took control. I've lost over 80 pounds and started off same weight range as you
I found lifting really helped with the battle and makes you feel powerful
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Your doing great!! Keep up the good work!0
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Good job!0
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Well done to all those who get a type 2 diagnosis don't give up!
I was scared and pissed when I found out but I took control. I've lost over 80 pounds and started off same weight range as you
I found lifting really helped with the battle and makes you feel powerful
Keep it up
Wow 80 pounds lost is amazing! Well done!0 -
Thanks for your comments everyone0
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You are doing a great job. This change is for your life!0
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Great job! Yes it is noticeable. Can I ask what some of the diabetic symptoms are? I haven't been to a dr in years and I'm scared. For a year or so my pee smelled funny... I've been drinking lots of water and it doesn't smell anymore... But I'm tired a lot, no energy, could be not enough sleep but I don't know. Also low libido. I'm asking so I won't be so shocked if that's what I'm in for.0
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Camarose79 wrote: »Great job! Yes it is noticeable. Can I ask what some of the diabetic symptoms are? I haven't been to a dr in years and I'm scared. For a year or so my pee smelled funny... I've been drinking lots of water and it doesn't smell anymore... But I'm tired a lot, no energy, could be not enough sleep but I don't know. Also low libido. I'm asking so I won't be so shocked if that's what I'm in for.
For me the symptoms were being thirsty a lot and having to pee a lot. If you get cuts or scabs they take ages to heal. My BMI was over 40 so I was really in the danger zone. I recommend seeing a doctor and getting a blood test, so they can tell you if you have diabetes or not for sure. You might not have it at all or you might be pre-diabetic, which means if you make changes you can avoid diabetes. You might not have diabetes at all but if you're concerned there's no harm in seeing a doctor.
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Wow thank you for doing that! I didn't know how to line the pictures up. I'm pleased you see a difference!0
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Wow thank you for doing that! I didn't know how to line the pictures up. I'm pleased you see a difference!
I just use a very easy online app: http://www.pizap.com/pizap-app.php?initialstate=collage0
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