28 pounds later and practically 50 years old
JeralynSh
Posts: 139 Member
If I can do it, anyone can. It began as mid-life crept on. And then I got this stupid disease and the meds packed on even more weight. At 5'1" & 140 pounds I was at my heaviest.. For someone who'd always been petite, that was a lot for me.
Then, with my doctors', and occupational &physical therapists' okay, I began to exercise in earnest. Along with eating correctly, I was able to do it. And I even took off more weight that I ever thought I could.
I now weigh what I did back in college over 30 years ago. Pretty cool.
Then, with my doctors', and occupational &physical therapists' okay, I began to exercise in earnest. Along with eating correctly, I was able to do it. And I even took off more weight that I ever thought I could.
I now weigh what I did back in college over 30 years ago. Pretty cool.
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AWESOME!!!0
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Great job! Way to go!!!0
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WAY COOL!0
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Beautiful!
Awesome job! :drinker:0 -
Wow, that is awesome!! Congratulations0
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:flowerforyou: You look fabulous, vibrant and very refreshed, your skin is absolutely beautiful, what a transformation. You are an inspiration to as almost 5o ladies that struggle with those last vanity pounds. What is your secret? Anything you can share with us ladies?
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You look amazing! Well done!0
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Wow! What a difference - and you look younger too!0
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:flowerforyou: You look fabulous, vibrant and very refreshed, your skin is absolutely beautiful, what a transformation. You are an inspiration to as almost 5o ladies that struggle with those last vanity pounds. What is your secret? Anything you can share with us ladies?
Cheers:drinker:
There wasn't too much of a secret. I log my food & exercise religiously, and often overestimate the food and underestimate the exercise. I rarely eat back my exercise calories.
And I'm carrying on a torrid love affair with my treadmill & stationary bike. :laugh:
I'd love to lose two more pounds just so I can say that magic word: 30! But I don't think I need to. If it comes off, it comes off. I'm not stressing over it. I guess that's the secret: realizing that stress is a weight loss killer. And realizing that I'm not "done". It really is a lifestyle change. I'll continue to watch what I eat and keep up the exercise, as well. I've discovered that I really love it! I've even gotten off my treadmill (shh, don't tell him!) and I do a 5K with some friends every Sunday.0 -
Fantastic0
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Awesome! Look at you!0
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You look happier, healthier, and younger! I am mainly posting to tell you that you have lovely legs! Great job!0
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Great job!0
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WOW! That post gave me another "gallon of motivation" since I am approaching 50 in a couple years! Way to go!0
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I had to bump it to add:
I've lost over 30 pounds as of today! 30.6 as a matter of fact. I don't need to lose anymore, and now I'll start my maintenance. Thanks to everyone who has been so supportive!0
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