Oh and what a year it has been!
 
            
                
                    musenchild                
                
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                    I have always been overweight. I mean always, even as a little kid. Here I am near my high weight (I stopped weighing myself the day the scale said 220):

I spent six months in New Zealand, had a blast, hiked a ton, lost a bunch of weight, and by the end of college I looked like this during my trip to Costa Rica:

Last May I was here, eating as usual and very unhappy to have my picture taken:

Last summer, I fell from a horse and broke my ankle. I was in bed for two weeks, mostly immobile for several more weeks, and completely non-weight-bearing for a total of four months before I started learning to walk again. I couldn't drive or go anywhere, I could do much of anything, but I had a wheelchair and I could stand up and balance on the counter long enough to cook and bake, which I did, along with eating, incessantly. I could no long button any of my pants. I had just quit my job and I wasn't about to buy new pants, so I thought I'd give this MFP thing another try. This time, I added some friends and the rest is history. Now I have logged in (but not logged food, full transparency here!) 365 days in a row.
Last September (about 195 - didn't have a working scale)


this February (175)


and today (150).


Realizing I should probably never wear those white boyshorts again. But you get the idea.
Thank you to my wonderful MFPeeps and to everyone who has posted a SUCCESS STORY for the tough moments. I am still struggling with my eating habits. I don't have a healthy relationship with food. But it is slowly changing, with the tools and the support I need to get it under control.
                
I spent six months in New Zealand, had a blast, hiked a ton, lost a bunch of weight, and by the end of college I looked like this during my trip to Costa Rica:

Last May I was here, eating as usual and very unhappy to have my picture taken:

Last summer, I fell from a horse and broke my ankle. I was in bed for two weeks, mostly immobile for several more weeks, and completely non-weight-bearing for a total of four months before I started learning to walk again. I couldn't drive or go anywhere, I could do much of anything, but I had a wheelchair and I could stand up and balance on the counter long enough to cook and bake, which I did, along with eating, incessantly. I could no long button any of my pants. I had just quit my job and I wasn't about to buy new pants, so I thought I'd give this MFP thing another try. This time, I added some friends and the rest is history. Now I have logged in (but not logged food, full transparency here!) 365 days in a row.
Last September (about 195 - didn't have a working scale)
this February (175)
and today (150).


Realizing I should probably never wear those white boyshorts again. But you get the idea.
Thank you to my wonderful MFPeeps and to everyone who has posted a SUCCESS STORY for the tough moments. I am still struggling with my eating habits. I don't have a healthy relationship with food. But it is slowly changing, with the tools and the support I need to get it under control.
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            awesome transformation!0
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            Good for you!!!0
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            Congratulations! You have worked hard and it shows. Good for you!0
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            Thank you everyone!0
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            Love the progress.0
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            Great job!0
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            At this point, I'd be happy with your starting body!!! But 150 is my GW, so it's awesome to see the end result!! Good for you, you look great!!0
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            well done! Fabulous achievement. What you may not realise is that you have such beautiful skin at all weights 0 0
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            Great job, you look awesome!0
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            Thats so awesome, you look great!0
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            At this point, I'd be happy with your starting body!!! But 150 is my GW, so it's awesome to see the end result!! Good for you, you look great!!
 I was there for a few years, and I never thought I'd be here, trying on size 10 pants that are too big for me (at one point I was busting out of an 18)! But it was so easy to take control, and move beyond binges and mistakes with MFP, that I just kept going. When you hit my SW you will wonder how you did it - and you'll keep going too!0
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            Wow what a difference! Great job 0 0
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            That's quite a nice accomplishment! Hang on to it!0
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            Wow! Congrats on some amazing progress - you look fabulous!0
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            Good job.0
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