DynamicIvy1908

Reminds me of Keira knightleys back in the Duchess

I just had once cup of double cheeseburger hamburger helper at 310 calories, a prenatal vitamin, and three cups of water.

I can identify with your situation. I had my daughter almost four months ago and I hoped to be at least down some of the almost 30 pounds that I gained. I am breastfeeding so I thought that would help. I workout at least three times a week up to five or six days a week. I have logged calories and increased the intensity of…

My husband is the same way. He does not like when I talk about getting really little because he feels that for my body type I look better with my curves. ;-)

I am 5'3" and I was around 155 before my pregnancy. I am at 180 now and my goal is 145, which is what I weighed in high school when I was an athlete.

yeah...i probably should have listed all of it as a reminder of my mistake. I might have put it into perspective for me.

I'm 5'3 1/4" and my goal weight is 145. I had my baby girl 7 weeks ago and I actually gained back some of the weight I loss when I had her, so I started back on my working out and eating healthy after the doc released me from my 6 week check up. I have reduced my calories and dropped back on the over eating. I lost four…

I would definitely call it a success story...it will just get more successful as you go. Great work hun.

190 and im only 5'4" now I am around 154. I am trying to get my body fat percentage down more and lose about 10 or 15 more pounds.

You guys are really inspirational. I was so afraid of having a baby because getting back to my past weight of 190 was scary for me, but seeing that it can be done makes me more excited and willing. Thanks for posting. I look forward to my pregnancy journey and getting back in tip top shape.

I'm 5'3" and around 154lbs, but my first goal is 145lbs. It has been a struggle for these last 10 pounds. I workout and try to stay active, but food has been my obstacle...So now I am really focused on my portion control and eating less fatty and processed foods.