Anyone went from size 24 to around size 8?

MENichols5

you guys are all rock stars! seriously wonderful!

Mpascarella90

I was a size 24 when I was about 260-270 and I am currently 172 at a size 8. I have pics on my profile feel free to look/add! I don't have any showing skin yet looking to add some more soon though! Good luck with your goal you will get there!

mamaleftwich

Good Morning,
When I started in March I was wearing between a 20-22 Womens and now I am wearing a size 14 but I put on a pair of 14's yesterday and they are too big and I'm not done yet!

Diary_Queen

It's amazing how people can lose such vastly different amounts of weight and be such different sizes after losing it. I've read through this thread and see women who've gone from a size 20/22 down to a size 10 by losing 70 lbs or someone who's lost 90 lbs. and only dropped from a size 22/24 down to a 16! That goes to show that clothing size is very subjective and our bodies do a lot of interesting recomposition things as we lose weight and increase our health and fitness.

I, personally, have lost 94 lbs. and gone from a 26W down to a tight 16W (mostly 18s but theyre way baggy!)

Rockmyskinnyjeans

I was a 26/28 at 334 lbs, 8 years ago. I've had some ups and downs with weight loss, but I'm just under 140 lbs now and a size 4/6. I can never figure out how to post pics on here, but they're all in my profile.

Ashley_Panda

I started as a 26/28 and I'm a size 12 now. 8/10 is my goal.

Thesoundofwolf

I'm an 18, I started as a 24. My goal is a 12.

Why?
Because I have a large frame. And I'm slightly realsitic in that sense. Plus, I may go up a little, because I want to bulk up in the muscle depo.

rileamoyer

size 20 to size 4-5 pants and med-small tops depending on cut. check my profile photos

steph1278

I'm 5'11" and was a tight size 24 when I began at 332 pounds. I am currently 216 pounds and can comfortably wear a size 14. Looking to get to 175 pounds and a size 10/12.


ETA: There are pics on my profile.

KindaOverThis

I went from a 28 to a 16 and, like you, am shooting for around size 8. We can TOTALLY do this! :-)



(EDIT: boo - my photo cuts off when posted here... but the entire thing is here http://www.weezieworld.ca/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Before-and-After.jpg)

Bonnyr1971

I started at 22 and now currently a 16. 32 1/2lbs lost so far. Sorry no pics but my goal is to be a 9/10

The eliptical is what I do also and then I do zumba 2 nights a week

Good luck you can do it!!

OnWisconsin84

I was a 24W (270+ #) & now wear anywhere from a 6, 8 or 10 depending on brand / style. I've got a few 'lovely' before photos on my profile for your viewing pleasure. Beware...

hockeyfan87

My goal size is size 10 I was size 20 when I started, I'm currently size 16 Here's a pic You can do it!

chocl8girl

I was a 24W (270+ #) & now wear anywhere from a 6, 8 or 10 depending on brand / style. I've got a few 'lovely' before photos on my profile for your viewing pleasure. Beware...

Wow! And can I just say that I FREAKING LOVE your hair!?!?! You, my dear, are BAD *kitten*! :flowerforyou:

Emancipated_Tai

Oh, I didn't add my photo & it will not let me edit my previous post, but you can see in this pic clearly. From a size 20/22 to 9/10 from 260 to 180

SORRY!! I'm not good at posting photos. Idk how to make it smaller!

danasings

Sorry, I can't get photos to show up. You can see my before and my most recent photo in my profile. I have gone from a 16-18W to size 8.

MsNewBooty83

i went from an 18 to an 8
links to my progress r in m profile for anyone whose curious

catjrow3

I went from a size 22 to a size 6-8 (depending on the clothes)

crazybookworm

I went from a size 22 to a size 6--If I can do it. You can do it!!

xiamjackie

I agree with the statement that was made earlier about getting into weight lifting. Even though it might not change the number on the scale, it WILL change your body! You can have a person weigh 150 pounds at 40% body fat that looks COMPLETELY different from someone at the same weight with 20% body fat. (Just like another poster said on this forum)

Read Lorina's story.... extremely inspirational and has lots of pictures. It will (hopefully) change your mind about weight lifting.

http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/709987-how-wrong-i-was-600-days-of-mfp-lotsa-pics