machausta Member

DA, You've cost me everything. Twice. I learned and moved on. You came back and tried once again to destroy everything.

I was 295 last year when I started losing weight, became injured over the summer and gained more than all of it back by winter. I got very tired of hearing "you'll blow away" or some other nonsense, and I don't tell anyone about the weight loss unless its my wife or mother (and only her because we go over 1-2 times per…

Turning 41 in a few days, I kept piling on weight after I left the Army at 29 (due to a training injury). I'd hit 300 lbs and just felt helpless -- for some reason I decided to go into mfp on January 6th and try to calorie count. I even bought a kitchen scale. Now I'm 263 lbs and the weight keeps dropping, with a lot of…

SD - 1/6/19 SW - 299.6 CW - 270.0 I was almost in the '300s club', but I promised myself to never get there. I've blown out several pairs of jeans and shirts...Giving in was not an option.

Original starting weight - 299.6 (1/5/2019) February starting weight - 283 (2/2/2019) February goal - 275 Ultimate goal - 185 2nd - 283 10th - 281.8 16th - 276.2 22nd - 276.2 (plateau...ugh) 28th - 274.8 Total loss for February - 8.2 lbs

First timer in this. The wife just went full vegetarian, I just got followed on Strava when I signed up by the DVP (who is by all means an athlete). At 19 I was mountain biking every week, sometimes 3-4 times a week and was a stick figure :smile: 165lbs At 29 I was in the Army, and was in the best shape of my life 195 lbs…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16u8Uq_oqXE

Opus & Bill's Wish for Wings that Work (its on youtube nowadays)

I am at this same point with my wife...she brings home chocolate and fatty foods, and keeps telling me how she doesn't want me to lose weight. I think that she suspects I'm doing this to be more attractive and meet someone else etc... but the reality is that I have metabolic syndrome from years of drinking 4 or more…

I have yet to take a full body pic, but it felt good to add notches to my belt to make it smaller.