My Zero Day is Upon Me!

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  • walker306
    walker306 Posts: 92 Member
    Way to go!
  • emtjmac
    emtjmac Posts: 1,320 Member
    You look great!
  • rosshughes5
    rosshughes5 Posts: 1 Member
    Awesome, congrats!!!

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  • jpalmettoguy
    jpalmettoguy Posts: 3 Member
    Amazing and inspiring.
  • Guns_N_Buns
    Guns_N_Buns Posts: 1,899 Member
    Dude! you're hot!
  • sethgoodman
    sethgoodman Posts: 1 Member
    Congratulations to you. I'm nearing the halfway mark on my own goal to lose about 35 pounds. Thank you for taking the time to detail your journey. Lots of inspiration and encouragement there for the rest of us.
  • mimiteh35
    mimiteh35 Posts: 486 Member
    Congrats!! You have done amazing and best wishes for your maintenance!! I enjoyed reading your story as I could relate to most of it myself! Keep up the awesome work!
  • OMG dude, you had me tearing up there. Fantastic story. Thank you.
  • missh1967
    missh1967 Posts: 661 Member
    Inspiring, and you look fantastic! Well done!
  • Dentice143
    Dentice143 Posts: 42 Member
    Awesome story! And so inspiring! Thank you so much for sharing. Congratulations.

    DITTO!
  • sethunger
    sethunger Posts: 2 Member
    Very cool. This gives me hope that I can make it too. I started off at 255 or maybe 260, not really sure. I am now down to 237 so my journey has just begun. Congrats!!!!
  • JoeMO
    JoeMO Posts: 524 Member
    Nice, your story is encouraging.
  • MichaelJ75
    MichaelJ75 Posts: 16 Member
    Thanks for sharing, and looking good!

    How tall are you? I have/had similar starting points and goals and am just curious as to how we compare in stature.

    Thanks.
  • mochasmommie7193
    mochasmommie7193 Posts: 155 Member
    You look amazing! Congratulations and best wishes for continued success.
  • rchallway
    rchallway Posts: 11 Member
    Congratulations! What an amazing accomplishment!
  • opalsqueak007
    opalsqueak007 Posts: 433 Member
    You look great, and very fit! Congratulations :)
  • npatten1
    npatten1 Posts: 8 Member
    Wow...you did an amazing job. Congratulations!
  • GeekMeister
    GeekMeister Posts: 41 Member
    Thanks for sharing, and looking good!

    How tall are you? I have/had similar starting points and goals and am just curious as to how we compare in stature.

    Thanks.

    6'0"...fairly small boned or thin boned.
  • GeekMeister
    GeekMeister Posts: 41 Member
    Thank you all for the positive uplifting responses. Truly humbling. Couldn't have done it without this community and the tools I've come to depend on out here.
  • FitOldMomma
    FitOldMomma Posts: 790 Member
    Dude, you're skinny!

    Seriously, you look fantastic. Great accomplishment on your part, what an inspiration.
  • chachadeb
    chachadeb Posts: 275 Member
    I just started last month....your post is inspiring!
  • Girlg0yle
    Girlg0yle Posts: 131 Member
    Thanks so much for sharing! Exactly the inspiration I needed!! I am the same age, also skinny in my younger life, started putting it on in my 30's and it is too much now that I'm in my 40's. Also, starting to run and hoping to finish a 5k soon. Your story is giving me the boost I need to keep working at it. Thanks! ..and Congratulations on a job very well done!
  • flowerhouse
    flowerhouse Posts: 140 Member
    Congratulations you look 10years younger, your obviously a very motivated person, thank you for sharing, I am 2/3 of the way there & have hit a wall in terms of loss so great to hear your story. Good luck with the gym :)
  • GeekMeister
    GeekMeister Posts: 41 Member
    Since Friday I just happened to golf in the same outing that I was in for one of my original pics, I thought I'd throw up a comparison shot of me in 2012 vs today. I take this same picture every year in a charity event we sponsor. :happy:

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  • steveyinasia
    steveyinasia Posts: 121 Member
    Thanks for the post, sounds like the way I was heading, I totally get the reflux stuff. I started(again) only 10 days ago and I have not had my daily fight with the reflux. I stay clean of anything fried and watch what passes over my lips. You did an incredible job getting rid of the belly fat, did you do anything special for this as i have a bit of one as well and would like to see that disappear....sooner rather than later.
  • SrMaggalicious
    SrMaggalicious Posts: 495 Member
    We'll done! I have just joined MFP and it is great to see honest stories like this one - it reminds me that this isn't going to be easy, but is achievable. Thanks!

    It can be hard at times, I have have often had to battle myself. There is no single path for everyone, you have to find what works for you and listen carefully to your body. Best of luck in your pursuits and if you give MFP the time it can be very helpful. There are a lot of good people out here facing a common obstacle. You can do it!

    I like what you said about battling yourself, that is what I found it really comes down to. Congratulations on all the hard work, what an amazing accomplishment and outstanding example for your friends and family!

    Totally agree to this....just yesterday I was losing my concentration lifting, and I literally yelled out to myself: "OH no no no no!! You're not just going to phone this in! Finish the reps!" I may have looked crazy, but it worked and I made it through.

    Congrats, OP!!! Sounds like you have your maintenance and continuity plan all set, as well...that is extremely important! You look great!
  • GeekMeister
    GeekMeister Posts: 41 Member
    You did an incredible job getting rid of the belly fat, did you do anything special for this as i have a bit of one as well and would like to see that disappear....sooner rather than later.

    I wish I could tell you that I had some magic pill for the belly...but based on my experience and what I've researched over the last year there really isn't any way to "target" your belly. You just have to drop body fat and eventually (the very last thing to go in my case) the belly will disappear. In a way I was glad that it worked that way. If I had lost the belly first then I may have just stopped. Today I'm feeling fairly well in proportion. Be patient with it and it'll fall off.

    Cheers!
    -Geek
  • Liftng4Lis
    Liftng4Lis Posts: 15,151 Member
    Congratulations! Amazing job!
  • SwindonJogger
    SwindonJogger Posts: 325 Member
    Excellent work. Let us know what 5k time you get :)
  • divainsneakers
    divainsneakers Posts: 397 Member
    Awesome job!
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