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    5'8-5'11 women before/after pics?

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    • Posts: 74 Member
      5'8.5" medium build
      Pregnant weight 231
      SW 224
      CW 183.5
      GW 145



    • Posts: 18 Member
      *bump* for later! Hopefully I can contribute some before and after pictures in a few months! I'm 5'9 with a SW of 331, CW 324, GW 130 :) Anyone who would like to add me as a friend to see my progression, feel free!
    • Posts: 62 Member
      michaela_g09 wrote: »
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      I agree. that bikini looks killer on you. maybe you could find one the same style and look even more stunning in it now :) great transformation by the way!

      Thank you!
    • Posts: 438 Member
      These are great! hoping someday i can be here too with awesome before / after pics! (I started at 292 and I am now currently 256 since may 20th... ugh so slow!) but hoping somepoint to get down to 170.
    • Posts: 7,152 Member
      amynb524 wrote: »
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      Updated!
      5'8
      31yr old
      253 to 172! 81 lbs down since January :)

      You look amazing!
    • Posts: 194 Member
      Great job, You look fantastic!
    • Posts: 493 Member
      Just joined 22 days ago. So glad I MFP.

      I'm 5'10, thin-medium boned (my wrists, lower arms are tiny compared to my body), all fat around abdomen, butt area, and chest). I started at 241 and have lost 8lbs. Incredible that I'm doing this. Lost 45+ 10 years ago with WW but put on the pounds 1st week of maintenance and haven't look back since till 22 days ago.

      My goal weight is 160 lbs.

      Good luck ladies. We look awesome in heels!!!
    • Posts: 18 Member
      amynb524 wrote: »
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      Updated!
      5'8
      31yr old
      253 to 172! 81 lbs down since January :)


      I can only hope my boobs still look that great! Awesome job!
    • Posts: 73 Member
      KatFru wrote: »
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      I can only hope my boobs still look that great! Awesome job!

      HAHA! It's all about the bra ;) having 2 kids wrecked 'em lol
    • Posts: 653 Member
      Bump.
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      Bump.
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      Bump.
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      Bump
    • Posts: 2,245 Member
      There are some amazing transformation photos on this thread! Great job and keep going!
    • Posts: 441 Member
      Wrenbot87 wrote: »
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      Such an inspiration!! Awesome job!!

      175 is where i wanted to stop. I'm only 5'9 but I think even with the two inch difference, I would still be around this size and thats perfect for me. :D im glad, this post exists!
    • Posts: 441 Member
      Calantorntain wrote: »
      Here's a couple before/current pictures:

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      Details here: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/919469-a-sports-bra-and-a-50-lb-difference

      yas.
    • Posts: 441 Member
      im gonna book mark this thread because of all you sexy ladies are inspiring and I always worry that maybe if I lose weight Ill look odd or lanky or that i just cant do it anyway. Thanks <3
    • Posts: 12,281 Member
      Great stuff going on in here, ladies! Congratulations!!
    • Posts: 96 Member
      I'm 6"0 SW 255 pounds because of depression, baby weight, snacking, stuff like that. CW 175 pounds after 3 years of dieting. GW 117 pounds, so I have about 55 pounds to go. I'll lurk this thread.
    • Posts: 1,897 Member
      dianaiku wrote: »
      I'm 6"0 SW 255 pounds because of depression, baby weight, snacking, stuff like that. CW 175 pounds after 3 years of dieting. GW 117 pounds, so I have about 55 pounds to go. I'll lurk this thread.

      Just FYI: your goal weight puts you underweight per BMI. Yes, BMI isn't a fail proof measure of health, but 117 pounds at 6'0 would make your BMI 15.9 (underweight is anything under 18.5). You may want to reevaluate your goal and set it at a healthier body weight for your height. To have a normal BMI, you would need to weigh at least 137 pounds.
    • Posts: 345 Member
      kellellie wrote: »
      5'10", these are from about 225 to 176, size 18 to a size 12.
      84lbs from my highest weight (of which I have no photos), about 20 more to go.
      I went from 225-211 over about a year without trying, just noticed the scale change.
      Changed what I ate and starting using MFP in may of this year, 211-176 has been all in
      the past 5 months.

      Same jeans in the first 2 photos
      Same dress in the next 2 photos
      Me in size 12s, which I can't recall being in at all since maybe freshman year of high school


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      Even your cat is impressed! Great job.
    • Posts: 63 Member
      devilinsoul wrote: »
      5'8, no idea about starting weight (but you can guess :D ) I was too scared to step on the scale
      now: 143-145 lbs, fitter, faster and a group fitness instructor :)
      (today I'm having a bad day though due to increased water retention, I felt sad and then I looked at my progress pic and realized that this will not knock me out ;) )

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      Wow!!
      And your hair! I'm so jealous
    • Posts: 105 Member
      thanks a lot :)
    • Posts: 308 Member
      zannyzanzanzibar wrote: »
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      You look incredible!! I love the pic of you in the blue dress. Congrats, & good luck with losing the rest! :)

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