5ft 3 results.. please share!

BUMP - for inspiration whenever I do eventually get started.

well sorta worked except half my pic is gone lol!!!

i am 5'3 i started out at 154 and i am now 136 my goal is 125, i think u look great.

I'm an inch shorter and my goal weight is also somewhere between 105 and 110. The latter is what I weighed in high school and I know it's a healthy weight, but I'll have to see if anything less is too skinny. I started at 118 in October and have finally gotten down to 115 so I'm expecting it to take a year or two to get down below 110.

I am 5'3" with an initial goal weight of 135 but I have big girls so that takes up a bit of weight so I will see when I get there. I started at 171 and so far lost 6 lbs..... You look amazing now but definitely agree that you should go with what you feel is the right weight for your frame because the day I got married I weighed 111lbs and I didn't look to thin.

At one point I weighed 103 and people told me I looked toooo skinny............ a picture in my profile I have a pic I think I was around 115..........right now I'm 134, looking to get back down to around 115-120

I'm 5'3" and I started at 234 (way obese), now I'm 145 My goal is 130, for a healthy range my doctor says that is my goal weight. I would look beyond sick if I aimed for 105, but every body type is different. I think you look amazing now.

And, I don't know how to post before and afters but you could go to my profile and see LOL :flowerforyou:

You look great now! Good Job! : D I am 5 '3 and I currently weight 145. My goal is 130 -135. I know my doctor said that for my hieght my ideal weight would be 129. I don't think I want to go below that but I guess well see once I get there.

Dr's go by a chart that don't take breast into consideration either...I asked my dr. what I should weigh, he brought out the chart and said at 5'2 I should be 115. I looked at him and he said, really for you, I'd say 125 ish.

I would look like a crack head at 115 at my age. lol

Yeah they go by BMI which is complete rubbish, I went to the doctors and was weighed (bare i'm mind i'm 5ft 3, have a large chest and used to be a dancer so still got some of that muscle) and came up as 10stone and was told I was pre-obese!! But i was a size 10!! (U.S Size 6) Muppets!!

I am also 5'3" starting weight this time is 162 my goal weight is 125. Last time I had to diet 5 years ago now I was 175 and got down to 115 was in fantastic shape 6pac of abs and all, but size 0's were falling off me I was just too thin. Looking back I looked and felt best at about 125 and had extra room in a size 2. I think 125 is sustainable for me a big issue.

I agree with the person that asked if you want to be in shape or do you want to be skinny. Great question to REALLY ask yourself either choice is ok but it is a choice you will have to make. To me I would rather be fit and have the scales read a little higher. If I can find pictures of then I will post. I wish you luck in hitting your goal I hate having to start over again but I guess I know a little more going into this weight loss so it was not all for nothing.
Sandy

FIRST you look FANTASTIC.

Second, I would actually ask a friend, who you can trust, to watch you and let you know if you start looking bad from losing too much weight. I say that because I am 5"3.5' and I got down to 112 this past summer. All I could see was the fat still left on different areas of my body. I wanted to get down to between 108 and 110. People started asking me if I was sick, and a few people made remarks about me being too thin that I thought were out of jealousy, it was not until I went to visit my parents that my mom took me on a drive and in a very loving way told me that I was too thin and did not look as good as I did when I was around 114, I told a few of my close friends that had not said anything to me about this and they all agreed. Also, at 112, I was at the very bottom of where I should be in my BMI, running 19%.

So, I do not want to take away from all the hard work you have done but did what to share my personal experience with you so that you may learn from my mistakes.

Congratulations on the weight loss!