newfienurse66

You look so cute, in a wonderful beautiful happy way, congratulations!

My weight does not affect my intelligence, compassion,care and concern! I am a proud well educated Nurse! Who has looked after the sick for well over 25 years, you don't want to trust me because of my weight fine but you are the one missing out! The one thing I am so proud and confident of is my ability as a nurse, don't…

Several years ago stopped at a road side diner for ice cream, while enjoying my sundae bit into a tooth that was not mine! After much investigating by the company, they decided it came from the bag of pre chopped walnuts, that were shipped in from Korea, and it was a child's tooth!

This sounds awesome will definitely have to give this a try! Thanks for sharing!

7 months on mfp as of today, 60 pounds gone!

Born and raised in St.John's Newfoundland, then Kingston Ontario for 9 years, Brandon Manitoba for the last 7, in a month will be Edmonton Alberta, hmmmmm the life of a Soldiers wife;)

That's awful, so sorry you have to feel like this after so much success! My issue is with my co-workers who say nothing after 60 pounds, not one single compliment, I try to be the "bigger" person but it hurts!

Field of dreams, gets me everytime!

First thing definitely face, but the latest is I am shorter, omg I had fat on the bottom of my feet;)

Highest weight 285, had to buy a dress for a formal military event, I cried in the dressing room and was so thankful the event was canceled, today 60 pounds gone, another formal military event sent me shopping, this time I twirled in the dress like a little girl! Can't wait to wear it!

7 more to add thats 47!

St John's, Kingston Ontario, Brandon Manitoba, and soon to be Edmonton Alberta, oh the life of an Army Wife!

Well done, you are truly inspirational! Beautiful!

Simply magnificent!

These sound awesome, time to break out the crock pot!

Nice!

Great job!

After working as a waitress in high school I realized there had to be more out there, started right out of high school graduated in 1987 haven't looked back, have changed jobs a few times as hubby is military and we move often, but nursing is one of the most flexible jobs out there!

When a challenging patient comes back to the clinic and asks specifically for me, I know then I have made a difference in their lives and they in mine!

Goal for March to get to -45 at -40.5 now, so possible, also to increase the intensity and calories burned on my treadmill!

started off in CCU for 9 years then ER for another 9, now doing clinic nursing, hours are good but miss the adrenaline rush!

Hi there, So good to see all the Nurses here, I am an RN worked crazy shift work for 18 years and for the last 7 doing part time days, although on the verge of being posted (hubby is military) so thinking shift work will be in my near future again! eat and track is the only way to go!

such inspirational reasons....thank you for sharing, mine is very simple....I don't want to be the fat Mommy anymore!