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ME? LOSE 100 POUNDS? Impossible, but I did it!

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  • Posts: 1,155 Member
    Absolutely incredible! I have watched my aunt, who is almost 63, battle her weight my entire life. Dropping 95 lbs 2 years ago, only to regain it all ???? your story is very inspiring and shows just how amazing the human mind and body can be.
  • Posts: 1,170 Member
    Fantastic job!
  • Posts: 7 Member
    Way To Go Honey! If you can defeat the fat. I believe I can continue to defeat the fat.
  • Posts: 117 Member
    Love your story! :flowerforyou:

    Thanks for sharing and inspiring so many people to KEEP GOING!
  • Posts: 125 Member
    Congratulations! You are an inspiration!!!
  • Posts: 78 Member
    I've been reading your threads and blog posts for a long time- you're so sweet and inspiring and have always made me smile. I'm so excited that you made it to the big 1-0-0! I love these retro pictures you've posted, and thank you for chronicling your journey so well. You're a true inspiration in my book, and I look forward to seeing you keep moving forward. :)
  • Posts: 62 Member
    I am soooo inspired by this post! Congratulations on your success & your surgery!
  • Posts: 20 Member
    Congratulations! Thanks for sharing your experience. It's truly an inspirational story!
  • Posts: 18 Member
    wow! you are awesome! :laugh:
  • Posts: 134 Member
    Gah! I'm not tearing up, just have an eyelash in my eye... :laugh:

    Excellent inspiration. Your story reminds me of my mom who is obese and needs knee replacement surgery. You're a true inspiration! Thank you so much for sharing! You are an amazing lady! :flowerforyou: Your story gives me hope!
  • Posts: 97 Member
    wohoo!!!!! thats awesome!!! im inspired to keep at it, no matter what! you look so healthy, and your smile is just gorgeous!
  • Posts: 39 Member
    Wow, definitely a true inspiration! Keep up the amazing work!
  • Posts: 205 Member
    Great Job! Thanks for sharing!
  • Posts: 440 Member
    Congratulations!
    Such a great story :drinker:
  • Posts: 111 Member
    Amazing Story!! Congrats on doing what many would see as impossible!! Truly AMAZNG! Thank you for sharing!
  • Posts: 19 Member
    Beautiful testimony! Gave me so much hope. Thank you for sharing!
  • Posts: 739 Member
    Congrats! You've got your life back! I've seen quite a few of your posts on here and they're always supportive and inspirational. I'm so happy that mfp has worked for you and I enjoyed reading your story. Thanks
  • Posts: 6 Member
    So inspirational. In moments of weakness, I shall remember your story!

    Thank you.
  • Posts: 222 Member
    You are just SUCH an inspiration. I love the way you tell your stories and this summation is no exception! You are truly amazing and I hope those new knees take you to equally amazing places!

    :flowerforyou:
  • Posts: 3,944 Member
    WOW! Amazing!!!!!! Congratulations!!!!!!!
  • Posts: 752 Member
    WOW! Truly inspirational.

    Well done!!!
  • Posts: 28 Member
    Great inspiration :)
  • Posts: 963 Member
    Wow!! Great post. You have done an amazing job getting healthy and more active. I have no doubt you will ditch the walker soon. Congrats!!!!
  • Posts: 23 Member
    What an inspiration you are. Congrats on your loss of weight -- and super congrats on your GAIN of confidence and determination!
  • Posts: 21 Member
    You are so very inspiring! Yours is an incredible story of perseverance. Thank you so much for sharing!!
  • Posts: 688 Member
    Thank you for sharing. If you check in, how many calories a day were you consuming?

    I stayed at 1,000 calories per day for most of the past year. I increased that to 1,200 during my surgery; and have been keeping my calories between 1,000 and 1,200 during my post recovery time.

    I have been under the supervision of a my doctors and nutritionist, since December of 2012. I have regular lab work done and would not be on this extremely low calorie count, if not being monitored by my doctor.

    Keep in mind...I am older, still have limited mobility and do not burn calories at the same level as a younger, more active woman. Everyone is different and has different nutritional requirements. Therefore, my food plan would NOT necessarily be appropriate for you. I highly recommend that you consult with your doctor, before choosing your food plan. Don't look to other folks on MFP who are not trained professionals to help you make those choices.
  • Posts: 20 Member
    Wow. So amazing and inspirational!
    Congratulations :]
  • Posts: 1,160 Member
    Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful!!! :flowerforyou:
  • Posts: 220 Member
    Congrats! That's awesome! You look great!
  • Posts: 834 Member
    GREAT JOB!!!!!!
    You are awesome :-)
    :smile:
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