85-95lbs lost?????? PICS

Cutemesoon

I went to Vegas October 2013 and took the pic on the left. When I looked at the pic after arriving home, I knew I had to change. I started January 2014. The pic with the same dress is July 2015 & the one in the black dress is September 2015. I was 70-75lbs down. The reason why I'm not sure how much weight I lost is because I didn't weigh myself for a whole entire year before I started. So I have NO idea of what my starting weight was. I also notice that I didn't take a lot of pics during my journey. So these are the best B4 & after pics I've got. I'm now 90-95 lbs down.

What's your story? Show me your before & after pics!

change4lifenow

You look fantastic. Great job! I have just started my journey, but one month in and I have lost 10 lbs. It's stories like yours that keep me motivated.

Namaste_Love_Light

Amazing difference! Thank-you for sharing and congrats!

NextPage

You look great. I have also found that there are a lot of clothes that I can still wear, which is great news for the pocket book! You must be very happy that you kept this dress.

ElizabethOakes2

Amazing transformation!

craignev

Great work! Congratulations, you're looking great

george7527

you look fantastic truly inspirational

Cutemesoon

Thanks everyone!

caroldavison332

You look MAHVELOUS! It that the same green dress? You are burning it up in the second photo. But why cover your face? I'm sure you look more attractive and healthy there too. Congratulation on your self discipline.

ghoti3

83 pounds down, about 20 to go! I've slowed down a lot lately, so need a bit of a motivation push

Cutemesoon

ghoti3 wrote: »

83 pounds down, about 20 to go! I've slowed down a lot lately, so need a bit of a motivation push

Great job!!!

Healthy67Chick

Great job to the both of you! Y'all look amazing!

2manyhats

Amazing!

Cutemesoon

Bump

dsboohead

It's been over 2 years since your progress photos. How about update photo?

gabriellejayde

here's my 90lb difference. I'm actually at 101 now though.

l1bbylabel7

Cutemesoon

gabriellejayde wrote: »

here's my 90lb difference. I'm actually at 101 now though.

AWESOME!

Cutemesoon

l1bbylabel7 wrote: »

Good job!

creationscrown

You people are amazing!!! I can barely scrape together 2 weeks of not exceeding my daily calorie goal

Cutemesoon

Lol. We all struggle. The road to success is not linear. I still struggle in maintenance. Honestly I think it's actually harder for me.

WilmaValley

What inspiring results everyone!!!

KatieNicole95

@Cutemesoon did you do any special diet or just count calories? Did you add in a lot of exercise? You look great!

Cutemesoon

No special diet. Just calorie counting and LOTS of exercise. I have to admit that I didn't do things properly in the beginning. Low or no fat items don't equal things that are good for you. I was still eating too much processed food. I also wish I started weight training immediately. Thanks. You're looking pretty good yourself!

times60

Wow!!!! Everyone is amazing and such. Keep up the great work and keep sharing. People like you gives me a reason to believe that it can be done

AJB1014

I love this! I remember you from my first try at MFP in January 2014. I have struggled and been on again off again since that time. It's so inspiring to see your losses and even more inspiring to see what you've maintained! Congrats! I'm starting my journey again and 10lbs down so far. Maintenance is the hardest part for me too!

Cutemesoon

I found some tips from @liftheavyeatbacon (instagram handle) who lost lots of weight. She makes GREAT points.

A few tips if you’re just getting started:
1. Do your research. Weight loss isn’t cookie cutter. What works for me might not work for you. Trial and error.
2. Don’t compare your Chapter 1 to my Chapter 5. There’s been a lot of blood, sweat, injuries and LOTS of tears in 5 years. I’ve shown most of it.
3. Nothing will work if you’re not consistent. Give things a try, stay consistent and after 4 weeks, if it’s not working, switch it up.
4. Find a plan that has a good mix of weights and cardio.
5. Caloric Deficit! Research!
6. Set a realistic date to reach short and long term goals. Reward yourself along the way.

kmg3614

WOW! You guys are all amazing! I have spent years and have been up and down.. Very motivational!