24 lbs down! With photos.

healthystephie
healthystephie Posts: 42
edited December 17 in Success Stories
For the past 4 months, I've been struggling immensely with my ED, but recently I was FINALLY able to say no and I'm back on track. To help myself stay motivated, I made a before and after showing a 24 lbs difference and I am so happy with it. I hope you guys can see the difference too.

beforeundafter.jpg
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  • Diem30
    Diem30 Posts: 92
    For the past 4 months, I've been struggling immensely with my ED, but recently I was FINALLY able to say no and I'm back on track. To help myself stay motivated, I made a before and after showing a 24 lbs difference and I am so happy with it. I hope you guys can see the difference too.

    (img)http://s1148.photobucket.com/albums/o564/healthystephie/?action=view&current=beforeundafter.jpg&quot; target="_blank"><img src="http://i1148.photobucket.com/albums/o564/healthystephie/beforeundafter.jpgimg)
    I hope this helps
  • cmriverside
    cmriverside Posts: 34,454 Member
    http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/104076-posting-pictures-on-the-boards-tutorial
  • Diem30
    Diem30 Posts: 92
    Nope I guess not. Sorry!

    You look great tho!
  • HeartLunger
    HeartLunger Posts: 72
    beforeundafter.jpg
  • RunTLS
    RunTLS Posts: 55 Member
    You look great :)
  • cynthiaj777
    cynthiaj777 Posts: 787 Member
    You have to use the coding with IMG at the beginning and end then lowercase the IMG.
  • healthystephie
    healthystephie Posts: 42
    Aaah, I fixed it.
  • MrsORourke
    MrsORourke Posts: 315 Member
    Huge difference! WTG!

    And what is ED? The only thing I can think of is erectile dysfunction and that doesn't quite seem to fit here. :wink:
  • MrsORourke
    MrsORourke Posts: 315 Member
    Nevermind...it just occured to me. D'oh! Way to get control of such a huge issue! Mad props!
  • JLB05
    JLB05 Posts: 16
    Great job!! You can definitely see a difference!!
  • Lauren8239
    Lauren8239 Posts: 1,039 Member
    You're doing awesome. You can really see a difference. Keep up the good work!
  • Tivo8MyNeighbors
    Tivo8MyNeighbors Posts: 151 Member
    What amazing work you're doing! Keep it up! I struggled with ED myself back in high school and undergrad, and it's no festival. You're doing great things!~ :)
  • healthystephie
    healthystephie Posts: 42
    Ahaha, no, not erectile dysfunction! But thank you <3
  • MrsORourke
    MrsORourke Posts: 315 Member
    :blushing:
  • beachbum8
    beachbum8 Posts: 82 Member
    Great job! You can really see a difference! Looking good! Keep it going girl! :):flowerforyou:
  • cynthiaj777
    cynthiaj777 Posts: 787 Member
    Great job! You can really see the difference!
  • slyder432
    slyder432 Posts: 475 Member
    Anyone can see the difference...tighter core muscles and loss in the midsection!! Doing great Steph...keep it up!!!
  • courtrptr13
    courtrptr13 Posts: 272
    Great progress! Keep up the good work!
  • ck1416
    ck1416 Posts: 154 Member
    Great job - way to go! I see a HUGE difference. You look great!
  • mdulanto9177
    mdulanto9177 Posts: 160
    great results...do u mind sharing what you are doing excercise wise????
  • christic03
    christic03 Posts: 8 Member
    AWESOME YOU LOOK GREAT KEEP IT UP
  • healthystephie
    healthystephie Posts: 42
    great results...do u mind sharing what you are doing excercise wise????

    Sure! I do a lot of skipping (jump rope), which is an AMAZING workout. Seriously, I am so glad I started it. Check out the link below to see the benefits of skipping. I also run as often as I can (usually using the Zombies, Run! app for iPhone, which is amazing fun).

    I want to start lifting weights as soon as I can too.

    Skipping/jump rope benefits: http://www.skip-hop.co.uk/skipping-benefits-c26.html
  • shimewazaMan
    shimewazaMan Posts: 413
    Wow ... awesome change hun. You are looking great! I have a quick question for you about jump rope training. I was way into it a while back but stopped because I was having some serious strain on my achillies tendon and ankles. I am pretty heavy (245lbs). Do you have any advice on how I can reduce the stress on my lower body? I LOVED it while I was doing it and ... yeah ... doing it intensely will kick your butt! Congrats again!
  • Iceylyons
    Iceylyons Posts: 86 Member
    You look fabulous and how on earth did you keep your boobies?? :huh:

    I have lost 5lb and already lost some of my boobs! It's just not fair, lol...great job and keep it up!!!
  • SexyCook
    SexyCook Posts: 2,249 Member
    Awesome progress....Keep up the great work!
  • JennC831
    JennC831 Posts: 628 Member
    Congrats!! Keep up the amazing work!!
  • healthystephie
    healthystephie Posts: 42
    Wow ... awesome change hun. You are looking great! I have a quick question for you about jump rope training. I was way into it a while back but stopped because I was having some serious strain on my achillies tendon and ankles. I am pretty heavy (245lbs). Do you have any advice on how I can reduce the stress on my lower body? I LOVED it while I was doing it and ... yeah ... doing it intensely will kick your butt! Congrats again!

    Thanks so much!

    Unfortunately, I can't help much there as I've been having the same problem. These are the things that I do to help though: I ice my legs after every workout with a bag of frozen peas that I keep specifically for this purpose. I know some people have ice baths, but I'm not ready for that just yet - frozen peas will do for now! I make sure that I slow my workout down GRADUALLY and afterwards I do the stretches that my physiotherapist gets me to do 3 times a day (I have very tight muscles in my legs).

    I've also heard of people using shock absorbing insoles in their shoes to reduce the impact on the lower legs. Maybe you could look into trying these? I think I might too!
  • healthystephie
    healthystephie Posts: 42
    You look fabulous and how on earth did you keep your boobies?? :huh:

    I have lost 5lb and already lost some of my boobs! It's just not fair, lol...great job and keep it up!!!

    I have no idea! I actually WANT to lose mine!
  • Browny43
    Browny43 Posts: 124 Member
    congratulations on your success, keep up the great work
  • vmb46
    vmb46 Posts: 27
    Great Job!!! Keep up the good work!
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