Noticing weight loss
takesonetoknowone
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I was 26.5 stone at my heaviest a couple of months ago. During that time I am pleasantly surprised to discover that I am now a stone lighter. So things are working out so far. I don't feel any lighter and I don't think my clothes feel loose but of course I have a long, long way to go. How much might I lose before I notice a difference?
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It will be different for everyone. Keep going, you are doing great!0
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queenliz99 wrote: »It will be different for everyone. Keep going, you are doing great!
This. Also, larger clothing sizes tend to fit a greater weight range, so you may be in the same size for a while, but as you lose more you'll find your size will drop quicker.0 -
Take pictures ... do you have some of the heavier you? Compare them with the lighter you, and that's where you'll see the difference.1
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queenliz99 wrote: »It will be different for everyone. Keep going, you are doing great!
This. Also, larger clothing sizes tend to fit a greater weight range, so you may be in the same size for a while, but as you lose more you'll find your size will drop quicker.
This is true. Misses S, M, and L are more fitted and have a smaller difference in waist size. I found when I wore a Plus size I had more room because they tended to have more fabric, more coverage, and were more forgiving especially in the tummy area.0 -
Congratulations on your loss so far! What is helping me is taking pictures. I take 1 every Sunday to compare to my day 1 picture. Maybe that would help you? I also keep a journal of my weights and workout times and how I felt like my joints and breathing. I notice things that way as well0
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Take pictures every day. Youll notice0
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Great idea, thanks everyone. I'm looking forward to the day I do notice a difference and can downsize some clothes.0
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I also find tracking my workouts to be helpful with noticing changes, not everything will be visible after all! But I feel just as good when I see my run time improve, or the number of reps/weight use increase!0
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