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Before and afters. Let’s seem them!!!
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22 pounds down. SW: 156 CW: 134
Started in January 2019
Messed up a lot but never quit. 
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Makeyourdreamshappen wrote: »22 pounds down. SW: 156 CW: 134
Started in January 2019 Messed up a lot but never quit.
Amazing job!12 -
Makeyourdreamshappen wrote: »22 pounds down. SW: 156 CW: 134
Started in January 2019 Messed up a lot but never quit.
That's amazing!9 -
Do you eat within calories anything or everything healthy you look great4
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chasitystiff160 wrote: »Do you eat within calories anything or everything healthy you look great
I greatly decreased my junk intake (candy, chips, sugary cereal, etc..). I did quit soda 95 days ago
I feel much better without it. I have a binging problem when it comes to soda so I had to cut it loose. I mostly drink water and protein shakes everyday. In January I took up a cool cardio workout called cardio drumming! I absolutely LOVE cardio drumming. You can find cardio drumming videos on youtube 
I still eat occasional candy and chips but I don't eat them in such big quantities like I used to. I HIGHLY recommend tracking what you eat. Once I started doing that I was like "Holy Shiz, what am I doing to my body?" Those calories and the sugar add up fast! 19 -
bobsburgersfan wrote: »I just want to say how much I love this story! Most of the times I've made significant progress didn't start because of some moment of huge inspiration or a wake up call, they started just like this with a spur of the moment decision or an "I guess I'll do this" attitude.
Also, you're looking great!
Thank you, Bobsburgersfan (FYI- love that show!)... I appreciate it. I guess my post was intended to encourage others to have a longer term view of their goals. If I was told it would take me 18 months to achieve “something” when I first started, I may have been so discouraged that I might have abandoned the process. I wish you much success and thanks for being a voice of support!12 -
Makeyourdreamshappen wrote: »
I greatly decreased my junk intake (candy, chips, sugary cereal, etc..). I did quit soda 95 days ago I feel much better without it. I have a binging problem when it comes to soda so I had to cut it loose. I mostly drink water and protein shakes everyday. In January I took up a cool cardio workout called cardio drumming! I absolutely LOVE cardio drumming. You can find cardio drumming videos on youtube I still eat occasional candy and chips but I don't eat them in such big quantities like I used to. I HIGHLY recommend tracking what you eat. Once I started doing that I was like "Holy Shiz, what am I doing to my body?" Those calories and the sugar add up fast!
next step in your life, is Keto. Instead of candy and chips you can have Choc Zero candy bars, Pork Rinds in a cheese sauce, and you can still enjoy snacks but not sacrifice health for it. Once you get fat adapted you might find yourself being more clear headed. The first time in my life that I ever started making my bed every morning was after I started doing Keto, because the energy I had straight out of bed, was something I had never experienced. Don't get me wrong it's not easy getting out of bed, but after I do so I'm ready to face the world. I was a physical spinny drive and then I upgraded to SSD and now I boot up instantly rather than take half an hour to become usable.
Maybe you won't like Keto, but to me, the things I eat on Keto, feel like cheats compared to what I used to eat. I used to love tunafish sandwhiches in tomatoe bisque, and felt guilty putting cheese on the sandwhiches. Now to me that is junk food, and eating hamburger meat, with tons of seasoning, and mozzarella cheese with sugar free BBQ sauce and eggs is health food. Oh and butter. Wonderful delicious, healthy butter. Lactose intolerant? Cook the butter in pan until the protein particles in the butter fat, cook out, strain it into a glass jar, and CONGRATULATIONS! You now have Ghee. Even better for you and without those pesky inflammatory proteins, so now theoretically the lactose shouldn't be an issue!
I love my new life, and my new me is why I'm here preaching a more ancestral eating route, to try and help make the lives of other people struggling easier.23 -
All those pictures first thing in the morning - thank you all for your inspirational stories!1
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Makaiookami wrote: »
next step in your life, is Keto. Instead of candy and chips you can have Choc Zero candy bars, Pork Rinds in a cheese sauce, and you can still enjoy snacks but not sacrifice health for it. Once you get fat adapted you might find yourself being more clear headed. The first time in my life that I ever started making my bed every morning was after I started doing Keto, because the energy I had straight out of bed, was something I had never experienced. Don't get me wrong it's not easy getting out of bed, but after I do so I'm ready to face the world. I was a physical spinny drive and then I upgraded to SSD and now I boot up instantly rather than take half an hour to become usable.
Maybe you won't like Keto, but to me, the things I eat on Keto, feel like cheats compared to what I used to eat. I used to love tunafish sandwhiches in tomatoe bisque, and felt guilty putting cheese on the sandwhiches. Now to me that is junk food, and eating hamburger meat, with tons of seasoning, and mozzarella cheese with sugar free BBQ sauce and eggs is health food. Oh and butter. Wonderful delicious, healthy butter. Lactose intolerant? Cook the butter in pan until the protein particles in the butter fat, cook out, strain it into a glass jar, and CONGRATULATIONS! You now have Ghee. Even better for you and without those pesky inflammatory proteins, so now theoretically the lactose shouldn't be an issue!
I love my new life, and my new me is why I'm here preaching a more ancestral eating route, to try and help make the lives of other people struggling easier.
Nice! I'm very happy for you! Unfortunately for me I cannot do Keto as per my neurologist suggestion not to But it is all good! We all have to find what works for us. 17 -
👍Makeyourdreamshappen wrote: »22 pounds down. SW: 156 CW: 134
Started in January 2019 Messed up a lot but never quit.
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Okay, so I'm only a little over halfway done BUT I found my staff pic from our yearbook last year and yikes lmao. I've been losing weight since last July, so coming up on one year of work.
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Wow! You look like a different person! I always find these ‘real world’ pictures so inspiring!6
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Truly inspirational!!!3
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Wow nice!2
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Ohh nice work keep going girl2
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Two shows, six months apart.
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JohnnytotheB wrote: »
Congrats! What happen to all your tatoo's?
It's a mirror picture, they're on the other arm 😉7 -
About 6ish years ago 300ish lbs and Sunday 203lbs
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Makeyourdreamshappen wrote: »22 pounds down. SW: 156 CW: 134
Started in January 2019 Messed up a lot but never quit. amy_ross86 wrote: »
That's amazing!14 -
Makeyourdreamshappen wrote: »22 pounds down. SW: 156 CW: 134
Started in January 2019 Messed up a lot but never quit.
Awesome job. I started on Feb 22nd. Hopefully, I would have made same kind of progress by May. Thanks for the inspiration.5 -
This is after 25 lbs down, still have a LONG way to go, but happy with my progress so far!! 😁18
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My god are you all spectacular!6
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You are all very inspirational. Thank you for sharing
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A wholy *kitten*1
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Before (August 2016):
One year later:
Two years later (with Rose McIvor, ie Tinker Bell on OUAT):
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eromligyppah wrote: »
About 6ish years ago 300ish lbs and Sunday 203lbs
Absolute WOW! You sir, are a winner, period.9 -
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Adios diabetes and high blood pressure!106 -
NuttyByNature79 wrote: »
Adios diabetes and high blood pressure!
Adios indeed, you're looking and doing something wonderful--super YAY YOU!!!!14
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