Goal! 63 Pounds Lost (with pictures!)

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  • motivatedmartha
    motivatedmartha Posts: 1,108 Member
    First off - Congratlations! An inspirational story. Secondly thank you for giving us such a well written and considered account of such a practical and sensible approach to weight loss. I am thinking of budgeting calories over a longer period as I get closer to goal - glad to hear it works for you. Good luck in maintenance, although with the lessons you have learned I'm sure luck won't come into it.
  • Leannep2201
    Leannep2201 Posts: 441 Member
    An awesome story of success- thanks for sharing! Many of the things you’ve described, I either do or am working on too, so it’s nice to have some reinforcement that I’m making positive changes by reading someone else’s success story!

    You look great!!!
  • corkygates
    corkygates Posts: 221 Member
    Thanks for sharing. You are an inspiration and look fantastic! 🍾
  • wonderwomancbr007
    wonderwomancbr007 Posts: 3 Member

    Thank you!


    You ROCK!
  • Styggian
    Styggian Posts: 465 Member
    Great story, amazing results congratulations
  • JennifrClaire
    JennifrClaire Posts: 141 Member
    That's fantastic!
  • lozenger1984
    lozenger1984 Posts: 166 Member
    Incredibly useful and inspiring post thank you. Parts of this I identify so much with especially that feeling of weight = self worth. I'm early in my journey (have lost 58lbs, which is a little under halfway of what I would like - aiming for a normal/ near normal BMI).

    I've discovered I don't mind running and set goals each month (achievable ones like go running three times this week rather than ones a little outside of my control ie. run a mile in x amount of time). I've gone from like yourself running 30-60 intervals to running 20-25mins and speeding this up. Next aim is to do our local 5k (no matter what the time is - just to finish it).

    Feeling like you can allow yourself a treat is hard. I think over-restricting is a big reason I have repeatedly fluctuated up and down by 3 stone. Eating regularly works for me (I used to just have coffee all day and eat all evening). I'm working on increasing my protein content. This balance is definitely a work in progress.

    Thank you again for sharing your journey and top tips!
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