Lost 100 pounds in a year!
misssmadalyn
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I'm 5'4, my starting weight was 250, I am currently 150. My starting shirt size was 2x now I am size small, pant size 18 now I am size 6! The key to my weight loss was eating normally but in portions, no starving, no overworking myself, I did not cut out junk food. I allow myself to enjoy food still but in a responsible way. I started by replacing & reducing my fast food with healthier choices. Example: serving of chips instead of fries, dark chocolate instead of milk chocolate, etc... There was a time in my life that I cut everything out & I could never lose weight. I found the technique I used most effective since I eat normal & im able to maintain weight! Any questions ask!!!!
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This is amazing and so inspiring! I would love to do what you did! Congrats!0
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justynegil wrote: »This is amazing and so inspiring! I would love to do what you did! Congrats!
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Congrats on a spectacular weight loss. You look great!0
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Awesome job!!!! You look beautiful!0
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Wow how amazing! Not to mentioned you look extreamly beautiful and healthy most importantly. Don't lose sight of your accomplishments and maintain it, best wishesmaddywarden wrote: »
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Congrats on a spectacular weight loss. You look great!KpopGrad92 wrote: »Awesome job!!!! You look beautiful!
Thank you both ❤️0 -
Wow how amazing! Not to mentioned you look extreamly beautiful and healthy most importantly. Don't lose sight of your accomplishments and maintain it, best wishesmaddywarden wrote: »
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Thank you for your encouraging words !
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Wow, you look Amazing, way to go. I'm just starting again after 10mths of not counting etc, and having snapped my Achilles in September so you can imagine the weight piled on! Any tips?0
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You were about where I'm at and you are where I want to be You look great!! How long did it take you to lose? Did you do any exercising?0
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Wow, you look Amazing, way to go. I'm just starting again after 10mths of not counting etc, and having snapped my Achilles in September so you can imagine the weight piled on! Any tips?
Thanks!!! I would do exercises the are low impact on your Achilles. Look up on google! Also a huge huge part of weight loss is not just exercise but the way you eat! If you balance out your fats carbs & sugars then you could lose weight just by that. Make sure to give yourself food you enjoy!!! Weight loss is NOT a punishment! ❤️ best of luck xoxoxo0 -
You look awesome and I appreciate your insights. Congrats on your major accomplishment! It's truly impressive and inspirational!!0
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Wow. Congrats. That is amazing.
How long has it been since you reached your desired weight? And what will you do to maintain it???0 -
You look amazing!! How many calories a day average ? Exercise regimen?0
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Any tips???0
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hfzimmerman wrote: »You were about where I'm at and you are where I want to be You look great!! How long did it take you to lose? Did you do any exercising?
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hfzimmerman wrote: »You were about where I'm at and you are where I want to be You look great!! How long did it take you to lose? Did you do any exercising?
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rebeccaj822 wrote: »You look awesome and I appreciate your insights. Congrats on your major accomplishment! It's truly impressive and inspirational!!
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kiddiebqueen17 wrote: »Wow. Congrats. That is amazing.
How long has it been since you reached your desired weight? And what will you do to maintain it???
I stay active still. I really enjoy the gym.
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You look amazing!! How many calories a day average ? Exercise regimen?
I eat roughly 1,800-2,200 calories a day. I work off 600 & eat back 200-300
To lose weight I did lots & lots of cardio. I suggest doing free weights from the beginning , I really wish I would have done it but it's okay!
Best of luck ❤️
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Wow! You look great! Your story is a great motivation for me - I'm about the same height and have about the same starting weight.
Again, great work!0 -
GemimaFitzTed wrote: »Wow! You look great! Your story is a great motivation for me - I'm about the same height and have about the same starting weight.
Again, great work!
Thank you! Good luck to you! You can do it!!!!
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Very inspiring! Great job!0
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Wow!! Your success story is absolutely amazing AND inspiring. I am where you were a year ago. I weight 227 and desperately need to lose at least 100 lbs. How did you learn the proper portions for your food intake?? Any help or advice you can offer is greatly appreciated. Thank you!!0
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I started with MFP end of October and have lost 16 pounds. Just walk 30 minutes a day around my neighbourhood. Eat breakfast lunch and dinner and snacks. Just smaller portion sizes. Eating healthier than ever before and never feeling hungry. It is so easy once you have it in your head. I also log the calories but I also keep low on the carbs. I learnt that rice was high in carbohydrates so I only have small portion of that. In each meal I have protein, small portion of fat and carbohydrate with some live food like salad. I think Maddy is a really wonderful example of what we can all do. As long as it is sustainable. My walking 30 minutes a day and doing stretches afterwards in the local park is quite sustainable for me until I am 99. My loss is slow compared to some but it is more a healthy choices lifestyle. Diets just don't work long term. Your body and mind don't like to be deprived. Good luck.0
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You look outstanding.0
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Cathscottage wrote: »I started with MFP end of October and have lost 16 pounds. Just walk 30 minutes a day around my neighbourhood. Eat breakfast lunch and dinner and snacks. Just smaller portion sizes. Eating healthier than ever before and never feeling hungry. It is so easy once you have it in your head. I also log the calories but I also keep low on the carbs. I learnt that rice was high in carbohydrates so I only have small portion of that. In each meal I have protein, small portion of fat and carbohydrate with some live food like salad. I think Maddy is a really wonderful example of what we can all do. As long as it is sustainable. My walking 30 minutes a day and doing stretches afterwards in the local park is quite sustainable for me until I am 99. My loss is slow compared to some but it is more a healthy choices lifestyle. Diets just don't work long term. Your body and mind don't like to be deprived. Good luck.
Yessss!! Slow & steady wins the race! You go girl! Even though mine was pretty fast I did it in a realistic healthy way, considering the fact that I'm 20 I am able to do higher impact exercises. You just keep doing what you're doing! ❤️❤️
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Fantastic commitment and dedication....well done! You look great0
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Well done! Keep up the great work!0
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I love that you figured it out early in life... congratulations on a job well done!!!0
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