Hit one of my Goals!! :)
Freyja2023
Posts: 158 Member
4 years ago I was 240 pounds and had a BMI of amost 40. I started to workout and eat healthy and 2 years later I hit the BMI and was finally in the overweight section. For me that was a great feeling as I was no longer obsese. This morning 2 years later again Finally reached a Healthy BMI 24.9. With only 5 pounds left for me to hit my orginal goal of 140 I feel pretty darn proud of myself. I had to take a minute to really let it sink in then did a little happy dance around the room . Thanks for letting me have a place where I can come and feel welcome and share my success.
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Yay!! Congratulations!!0
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That's awesome, congratulations!!!0
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Congratulations; what advice do you have for those of us just starting the journey?0
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Well done keep it up!!0
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Congrats! That's amazing. I can't wait to get there myself.0
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congratulations!0
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Congrats!0
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Congrats! Great success!!! Keep strong.0
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Fantastic! I too meet one of my major goals this week. Lost 20 kilos!!! Got another 10 to go. Keep going!!!0
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Congratulations! That is really exciting!0
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Wow, that's awesome! One of my goals is to get out of the obese range too. At least I can say I'm not morbidly obese now. I'll get there! I'm in it for the long run! Again, congratulations and wishing you continued success.
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WooHoo!!!!0
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Congratulations!! I wish you well with your last 5 pounds.0
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Happy Dance!!! Way to go ... super inspiring.0
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Congratulations...You did an excellent job. Getting down to a normal BMI is my goal too!0
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That is fantastic! Enjoy your success and do a happy dance all day! What committment to reach your goal!0
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Wow -- four years of focused work ! Inspiring!0
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Congratulations!! Healthy BMI is a major achievement ....my wife did the same "happy dance" a few months ago.0
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Congrats!! We have the same goal of 140, but you're ahead of me! I am currently within 5 pounds of moving out of "obese" and into "overweight", and am already really excited about that coming up, so I totally understand..... Thanks for the inspiration!0
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Congratulations; what advice do you have for those of us just starting the journey?
Thanks everyone My advice to someone just starting the journey would be:
1- water is your friend drink it everyday!
2-food journal is very important, track everything
3-personal journal so you have someplace to write down all that you are feeling and doing, that way you have an outlet that reduces stress
4-ignore anyone that trys to make you feel bad in any way!
5-exercise may be hard in the beginning but gets easier and before long you want to do it. I love to exercise now and actually feel guilty if I don't
and finally: Just keep with it, tell yourself every day that you deserve this, that you are a good person, tap yourself on the back for every single goal no matter how big or small it may be , it doesn't make you selfish to take time for yourself. surround yourself with positive energy0 -
You must be jumping for joy ...... congrats & thanks for sharing !
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I like that it took you some time, I think that is more stable and do-able anyway. Plus it's taking me a lot longer than I anticipated at first... here I am a year in and only halfway to goal when I see some others got there in a few months... but who can say if that is sustainable. And MOST people can say if you go really slow it probably *IS* sustainable and stable, so I guess I'm doing great... but when my first anniversary rolled around recently I didn't know if I should be happy or sad, if you know what I mean!
After reading your post and thinking it over, I decided that HAPPY was closer to the truth of the matter. Slow and steady really does win this race apparently! Great job!0 -
This is so encridible and you have every reason to be proud of yourself!!! You earned all your success ! Thanks for being my friend and offering encouragement and support in my journey!0
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Great job!!0
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You have EVERY REASON to be proud; Kudos!!!0
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aw that is so exciting! I got a little bit choked up reading that because I know the feeling - I too started at an obese BMI and it felt so good to cross over into "over weight". I'm not at a "healthy" BMI just yet... but, I am close.
Thanks for sharing your success0 -
Amazing! Great Job! I'll do a little happy dance for you!0
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Hooray!!!! Good for you love!! :drinker:0
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Amazing!0
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that is so amazing!! you are definatly an inspiration, to stick with it that long and get to where you "need" to be, i say it like that bc the whole bmi thing kinda makes me mad bc im 5'1 and suppose to be 115 but i know id look sick bc i know i have hips and whatnot... ANYWAY ... good work on that! congrats!0
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