Success stories from those who lost the weight in their 30's?

Hi there, I am 31 just started few days back again and am determined to achieve what I believe makes me happy no matter what feel free to add me if you like.

I had my third baby when I was 30. I actually lost the weight a lot faster this last time than I did with my other two kids that were born when I was 23 and 25 yrs old

I turned 30 in October.

I used to be fit and healthy. On November the 11th, 2016, I was 234 lbs, at 5'11. Now I'm 192lbs.

The reason why I tip toward lifting is the fact, I physically can't run and perform any strenuous activity due to my hereditary disabilities. Equines Deformity and Oesteoarthritis.
I've never seen lifting as a gate way until meeting other women who have gotten hurt and couldn't walk nor run, so they took up lifting. And they got fit and healthy as much as someone would running.
So I've started lifting last year and liked it. Now the pain in my knees have subsided greatly and can squat without pain. Doesn't mean it's gone, but by not using my knees so much the arthritis has greatly slowed in eating my cartilage.

So as a near 34 year old woman who can't run or perform no high cardio activity, I'm finding it possible to do more and more the older I get.

Maybe it's easier for me because I was definitely NOT in shape in my 20's. I was grossly overweight in college and it didn't get much better when I graduated. Now that I'm older, I've taken the time to learn about calories and what causes weight gain/loss (something I was never taught growing up) and I can say I have a better handle on my health than I ever did in my 20's.

I'm 33. I'm half way through my 50lb loss journey. My biggest motivation is knowing that losing now will set me up for success later in life. You can do it!

I decided a little before Thanksgivng that I was tired of how my jeans fit (enter love handles) and wanted to lose the last 10 pounds after baby number 2 (who is no longer a baby at 3 years old). So, I turned to MFP and have been logging everything since mid November and lost 15 pounds, and am the lightest I remember every being (even before I got married). I'm still trying to figure out my maintain calories, as I think they are little low, and I'm working about 4 days a week, but overall, I'm very happy with my journey. I turn 39 on Thursday. I think anything is possible when you set your mind to it, and age is just a number!

I'm 36 and down 121lbs as of this morning. So, it's definitely possible! I'll be the first to admit though that it comes off a little harder in my 30s than it did when I was younger, but the closer I get to my goal the more healthy I get too. It's the fountain of youth!

I'm 31 and down 19lbs in just over 60 days. I feel like I am more dedicated in doing this for me now.

I was 35 when I started. I went through a lot of trials and errors to figure out correct eating habits and workout routines and how to continuously challenge myself. I was mostly doing cardio and some strength training. I was 37 when I was at my lightest weight 48 lbs down. That was the lightest I've been since my teens. I thought I would enjoy it a little bit. I didn't workout as much. How quickly the weight comes back. I was back up 10 lbs. I am not going to let it get more than that. I've intensified my workout and I am starting to lift heavy and loving it. No more slipping up. It's a lot of work just to get the weight off and it doesn't end when you get to your goal weight. It's definitely a lifestyle change.