PCOS ladies- it is possible. 106 lost in a year w/NO meds
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Woohoo! Congrats.0
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You look "GREAT!"0
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wow, you're goreous! Before AND after! Very inspirational, thank you for your story!0
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Amazing job,you should be very proud of yourself :happy: .0
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Amazing! I have PCOS as well and it is awful0
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Amazing!0
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Congrats on your wonderful success.0
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Wow, congratulations. I also have Pcos and this gives me hope. I am curious did the dramatic weight loss leveled your hormones and improved symptoms?0
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You looks stunning!!!0
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The short version: I stopped eating so much crap and started moving more.
Words to live by...0 -
You're awesome! Great job!0
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You are truely a inspiration!! Way to go girl!!!:bigsmile:0
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You are truely a inspiration!! Way to go girl!!!0
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I have PCOS as well and I am having much success with MFP coupled with working out 3x a week at "Curves". I am down 56lbs from April 2011 and down 37lbs since April of this year, which is when when I discovered MFP. Thank you so much for sharing your story and congratulations!!0
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Congratulations!0
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Awesome story and pics, you're an inspiration!0
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wow you look amazing!0
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Congratulations on your amazing success in losing weight! I think it's wonderful that you shared your story here, and have done so before. Many of us with PCOS who are floundering or failing need to hear that it is possible to lose and that there is hope.
I was in that category myself back in April of this year. I also have PCOS, and take metformin for it. I've been struggling with cravings and emotional eating. What worked for me was to make just ONE CHANGE AT A TIME. It took about 1.5 years of changing one thing at a time to realize that I was eating out much less frequently, and finally craving almost no food. My hidden stash has remained untouched for months now!
I've dropped 41 lbs by religiously counting my calories on here, exercising 6 days a week, a minimum of 55 minutes, more often 90 minutes, at a time. I have dropped from a muffin-topped very tight size 18 to a loose, "just about ready to go down to the next smaller size" 14. I am almost halfway to my goal. It gets easier the longer I do this. I don't consider it a diet, but a lifestyle change. My cholesterol levels are the lowest they've EVER been (without meds, PCOS had them, at their worst, 1,200, and that's not a typo or a joke), my blood pressure was sneaking up and now it's normal, I feel great and have energy again. I don't get winded just climbing my stairs, and I've even *gasp!* taken up jogging, which I've grown to enjoy.
Good luck to all women with PCOS who are trying to lose weight!0 -
What a great job!!!! I'm so happy for you....way to go! :bigsmile:0
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