Ha ha, I am normal and I have the paper to prove it!

gogonunubean · September 2011

Today I hit one of my personal milestones - to be in the normal BMI catagory! I am now the lightest I have been in almost 5 years and won't have to get the lecture from my doctor about losing weight anymore! I printed out the page and stuck it on my study wall. Next time my husband tells me I am wierd I will be prepared! :laugh:

I am feeling so positive about losing the rest of my extra weight! Doesn't hitting these little goals make you feel happy. :bigsmile:

foodluver27 · September 2011

Congrats!

silvergurl518 · September 2011

oh! i was gonna say. i'm *not* normal. in so many ways

although i'm almost normal BMI....just a few more lbs down.

Kelly_Wilson1990 · September 2011

Awesome job!!

runnermel · September 2011

very cool!!! congrats on your hard work.

cbirdso · September 2011

I hope to say the thing soon!! 7 lbs to go.

Jill_newimprovedversion · September 2011

YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I understand your excitement- and CONGRATULATIONS on all your hard work- it's paying off for you!

This- and % of body fat- and good blood work results-
are the best indicator(s) of overall health..........

KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK- and KEEP INSPIRING OTHERS!

Kaimana94 · September 2011

Hope to get there one day too. Would need to lose 40 more pounds, but I know I can do it.

eatrunstretch · September 2011

Well done! Best NSV I can think of!

jamielise2 · September 2011

Congratulations! But for those of you who are "above average" on your BMI, don't stress too much about it. Most people who have a significant amount of muscle show as "overweight" per the BMI. In my particular circumstances (I'm 5'7" with a LEAN body mass of 148), if I have even 10 lbs of fat I would be considered overweight. In reality, with my lean mass and to maintain a 20% body fat ratio, I will have to weigh closer to 178. So if your body type goes to BMI, fabulous. If not, don't beat yourself up.