Hit the big 60 lbs down today!

@hoffman2300 aw that's the most amazing compliment ever when people say I'm inspiration. It's why I share photos even when I'm not 100% confident in sharing them. I'm just hoping maybe someone will see what I have done and believe they can do it or keep going so thank you! It motivates me to keep going.

@makingithappen2017 hey no problem I don't mind answering questions about my gallbladder. I had been having attacks for 3 years but no one would believe me and I did have stones. When they took it out they said it still had a lot of stones. Actually low carb almost completely stopped my gallbladder attacks. I had been having attacks almost every week sometimes almost every day for a couple weeks before low carb. They got progressively worse but once I started low carb they almost completely stopped and the attacks I did have weren't bad at all. It wasn't until I had a stone that got stuck so bad that I got pancreatitis and ended up in the hospital because of the pain. I was there for a total of 5 days. On the Fourth day I had surgery it only took about 1.5 hrs and I woke up from anesthesia pretty fast. The worst part was the gas pain in my shoulder. They did it laparoscopicly so I only had 4 small incision sites, 3 on the abdomen and 1 in the belly button area. The belly button one caused the most trouble but didn't hurt only as it made sitting up straight or laying flat right after surgery. It took about 2 weeks to heal completely but was able to go back to work after a week. Beyond that I can still eat pretty much whatever. I can't do quite as high fat as before surgery but am still able to do low carb. I occasionally have issues with diarrhea but with some supplements like digestive enzymes and probiotics. All in all I would recommend low carb and starting something like a probiotic and a digestive enzyme it can help a lot.