Down 308lbs, almost at goal!

39flavours

Aww I'm so happy for you!! You look beautiful and your expression shows how proud you feel and rightly so because YOU ROCK!!!

wannabesmaller2017

Wow!!! You look great! What an accomplishment!!😊

rosson

Great job!

marvalous123

You are such an inspiration! Congratulations!!!

chelny

Good job! Keep it up!

deetucker70

Wow! Way to go. What an inspiration!

whatalazyidiot

Wow so amazing!!!

L1zardQueen

Wow! Way to go!

guil0095

congrats! you look amazing

Eagerlylookingforward

Wow congrats! Amazing well done! Hope you get to goal this year!

ReevesKimberlee

Great job and so inspiring! You must feel so much better!

LaBoricuaGuerrera1984mfp

This is amazing, congratulations🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

DiscusTank5

Congratulations on your dedication to achieving such a worthwhile goal. You've come so far and are so inspiring!

PennyP312

You are a rockstar! Amazing job. You look beautiful!!!!!!!!

snowflake954

I notice that your recent picture is without the cane. You look a lot younger--congratulations!

bshensley

You are such an inspiration. Thank you for sharing!!!

AnnabellaRaine

snowflake954 wrote: »

I notice that your recent picture is without the cane. You look a lot younger--congratulations!

Unfortunately I actually have MS, I spend most of my time in a wheelchair. However sometimes when I stand for a few minutes I used to use my walking sticks, these days I use two half arm crutches. I was able to stand with only using the one on the side that you can’t see. I’m still embarrassed by them and so do everything I can to never show them in photos or have photos of me in my wheelchair. There are pics of my in my chair, but I just never publish them as I’m so embarrassed to be only 43 and in a wheelchair.

dchelen

You are amazing, to have that much discipline. You're beautiful

deepwoodslady

What an inspiration you are! Only 55 pounds until your surgery! You go Girl! You can do it!

solieco1

AnnabellaRaine wrote: »

snowflake954 wrote: »

I notice that your recent picture is without the cane. You look a lot younger--congratulations!

Unfortunately I actually have MS, I spend most of my time in a wheelchair. However sometimes when I stand for a few minutes I used to use my walking sticks, these days I use two half arm crutches. I was able to stand with only using the one on the side that you can’t see. I’m still embarrassed by them and so do everything I can to never show them in photos or have photos of me in my wheelchair. There are pics of my in my chair, but I just never publish them as I’m so embarrassed to be only 43 and in a wheelchair.

You are strong and beautiful and have no reason to be embarrassed about any help you need due to MS! A cane or a chair are not character judgements - be proud of all you're doing for your health in spite of the extra challenges!

Cheesy567

Outstanding!!

snowflake954

AnnabellaRaine wrote: »

snowflake954 wrote: »

I notice that your recent picture is without the cane. You look a lot younger--congratulations!

Unfortunately I actually have MS, I spend most of my time in a wheelchair. However sometimes when I stand for a few minutes I used to use my walking sticks, these days I use two half arm crutches. I was able to stand with only using the one on the side that you can’t see. I’m still embarrassed by them and so do everything I can to never show them in photos or have photos of me in my wheelchair. There are pics of my in my chair, but I just never publish them as I’m so embarrassed to be only 43 and in a wheelchair.

AnnabellaRaine wrote: »

snowflake954 wrote: »

I notice that your recent picture is without the cane. You look a lot younger--congratulations!

Unfortunately I actually have MS, I spend most of my time in a wheelchair. However sometimes when I stand for a few minutes I used to use my walking sticks, these days I use two half arm crutches. I was able to stand with only using the one on the side that you can’t see. I’m still embarrassed by them and so do everything I can to never show them in photos or have photos of me in my wheelchair. There are pics of my in my chair, but I just never publish them as I’m so embarrassed to be only 43 and in a wheelchair.

Your results are awesome--please don't be embarrassed. You've come far and are an inspiration, more so because of your handicap. Best wishes for reaching your goals.

ldtamika31

You are a super woman you rock

OhMsDiva

That is awesome. You literally look like you are your own daughter. Congrats

Sew3rin

So inspiring!

Sew3rin

Congrats!!!

AnnabellaRaine

OhMsDiva wrote: »

That is awesome. You literally look like you are your own daughter. Congrats

Not bad for being 43 years old huh? Lol some days I feel 19 again inside. I do love feeling a lot younger even though the MS makes my body feel old and bad, I’m feeling younger on the inside than I have in many years.

ceiswyn

Well done!

Though FWIW I found the last few pounds the hardest bit; they come off so slowly when you're near goal, compared with the heady abandon of the initial weight loss. And the frustration of that, combined with the feeling of being almost 'done', resulted for me in a few food binges which of course made it take even longer! So keep an eye on your headspace, and good luck staying on target

canadjineh

If I were you I'd rock the crutches or wheelchair in the photos! It's proof and encouragement for others in a similar health situation that it's not ramping up our exercise that reduces fat in our bodies, it's how we choose to nourish ourselves. WTG!

iRyanS

Absolutely amazing this journey is. Thank you for sharing and providing the community with an awesome success story and some motiviation!