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I'm in for October! Glad Ted got this started. My name is Vince.

I'm in for October! Glad Ted got this started. My name is Vince.

I'm in for October! Glad Ted got this started. My name is Vince.

I'm in for October! Glad Ted got this started. My name is Vince.

I can't keep it to myself anymore. This surgery works if you do what they tell you to do. I'm living proof. I hate doing what doctors tell me to do. But even I can follow the directions they give me. So I did. And lo and behold, it worked!!! I'm lighter than I've been in years and my belt buckle is tighter than it's been in years!!!!
You know what? I'm WINNING!!! It is WORKING!!! And that makes me very, very happy.

Well folks..it is now October 1st! It is awesome to see so many new faces with us this month! I also love seeing some new faces who are pre op! Trust me, you will all have a blast challenging yourselves and accomplishing things you never thought you could do. Trust me, that was me last month. Welcome to you all as well as last months participants! Have fun, pace yourself and log those miles! Good luck everyone! Let the madness begin!

Welcome aboard to all the new faces! Glad to have you. Just go at your pace. This is not a race or a competition. Just a friendly challenge that Butter started and I just want to continue because it helped me so much to see everyone's progress and see my own. It is very motivational!

Made it over 100 miles. Congrats to everyone!

Made it over 100 miles. Congrats to everyone!

Made it over 100 miles. Congrats to everyone!

I'm relatively new in the process, as I was sleeved on August 5th. I think this is the ultimate tool for weight loss, but I can't say that it is a "cure all." At the end of the day, successful weight loss and (more importantly) maintenance is all on the individual. As poster above me stated, you can lose all the weight, but if you get into bad habits (constant grazing; terrible food/drink decisions, etc.), you will gain it back.
The sleeve is an outstanding tool, but like any other tool, you have to use it correctly for it to work. You can have all the tools in the world, but those tools won't build a house by themselves. I guess what I'm trying to say is that ultimate success or failure does not lie w/ the sleeve, it lies with you.

I know I've seen a lot of posts about "onederland," but I thought I'd post about getting to twonderland (pronounced with a "tw" as in "twix" or "twin"; tonderland doesn't sound right to me). Yep, for the first time in 4 years, I weighed under 300 pounds (299.8, but 2 looks much better than 3)! What a great feeling! Got to keep up the work! Thanks to all of you on this site. Each of you is an inspiration to me, and you all have been a huge part of my journey!

I know I've seen a lot of posts about "onederland," but I thought I'd post about getting to twonderland (pronounced with a "tw" as in "twix" or "twin"; tonderland doesn't sound right to me). Yep, for the first time in 4 years, I weighed under 300 pounds (299.8, but 2 looks much better than 3)! What a great feeling! Got to keep up the work! Thanks to all of you on this site. Each of you is an inspiration to me, and you all have been a huge part of my journey!

I know I've seen a lot of posts about "onederland," but I thought I'd post about getting to twonderland (pronounced with a "tw" as in "twix" or "twin"; tonderland doesn't sound right to me). Yep, for the first time in 4 years, I weighed under 300 pounds (299.8, but 2 looks much better than 3)! What a great feeling! Got to keep up the work! Thanks to all of you on this site. Each of you is an inspiration to me, and you all have been a huge part of my journey!

I know I've seen a lot of posts about "onederland," but I thought I'd post about getting to twonderland (pronounced with a "tw" as in "twix" or "twin"; tonderland doesn't sound right to me). Yep, for the first time in 4 years, I weighed under 300 pounds (299.8, but 2 looks much better than 3)! What a great feeling! Got to keep up the work! Thanks to all of you on this site. Each of you is an inspiration to me, and you all have been a huge part of my journey!

I'm relatively new in the process, as I was sleeved on August 5th. I think this is the ultimate tool for weight loss, but I can't say that it is a "cure all." At the end of the day, successful weight loss and (more importantly) maintenance is all on the individual. As poster above me stated, you can lose all the weight, but if you get into bad habits (constant grazing; terrible food/drink decisions, etc.), you will gain it back.
The sleeve is an outstanding tool, but like any other tool, you have to use it correctly for it to work. You can have all the tools in the world, but those tools won't build a house by themselves. I guess what I'm trying to say is that ultimate success or failure does not lie w/ the sleeve, it lies with you.

I'm at 93 miles. Should meet the challenge! This has been great, and I can't weight for next month's challenge!

I'm relatively new in the process, as I was sleeved on August 5th. I think this is the ultimate tool for weight loss, but I can't say that it is a "cure all." At the end of the day, successful weight loss and (more importantly) maintenance is all on the individual. As poster above me stated, you can lose all the weight, but if you get into bad habits (constant grazing; terrible food/drink decisions, etc.), you will gain it back.
The sleeve is an outstanding tool, but like any other tool, you have to use it correctly for it to work. You can have all the tools in the world, but those tools won't build a house by themselves. I guess what I'm trying to say is that ultimate success or failure does not lie w/ the sleeve, it lies with you.

I'm relatively new in the process, as I was sleeved on August 5th. I think this is the ultimate tool for weight loss, but I can't say that it is a "cure all." At the end of the day, successful weight loss and (more importantly) maintenance is all on the individual. As poster above me stated, you can lose all the weight, but if you get into bad habits (constant grazing; terrible food/drink decisions, etc.), you will gain it back.
The sleeve is an outstanding tool, but like any other tool, you have to use it correctly for it to work. You can have all the tools in the world, but those tools won't build a house by themselves. I guess what I'm trying to say is that ultimate success or failure does not lie w/ the sleeve, it lies with you.

I'm relatively new in the process, as I was sleeved on August 5th. I think this is the ultimate tool for weight loss, but I can't say that it is a "cure all." At the end of the day, successful weight loss and (more importantly) maintenance is all on the individual. As poster above me stated, you can lose all the weight, but if you get into bad habits (constant grazing; terrible food/drink decisions, etc.), you will gain it back.
The sleeve is an outstanding tool, but like any other tool, you have to use it correctly for it to work. You can have all the tools in the world, but those tools won't build a house by themselves. I guess what I'm trying to say is that ultimate success or failure does not lie w/ the sleeve, it lies with you.

I'm at 93 miles. Should meet the challenge! This has been great, and I can't weight for next month's challenge!

I'm relatively new in the process, as I was sleeved on August 5th. I think this is the ultimate tool for weight loss, but I can't say that it is a "cure all." At the end of the day, successful weight loss and (more importantly) maintenance is all on the individual. As poster above me stated, you can lose all the weight, but if you get into bad habits (constant grazing; terrible food/drink decisions, etc.), you will gain it back.
The sleeve is an outstanding tool, but like any other tool, you have to use it correctly for it to work. You can have all the tools in the world, but those tools won't build a house by themselves. I guess what I'm trying to say is that ultimate success or failure does not lie w/ the sleeve, it lies with you.

I'm at 93 miles. Should meet the challenge! This has been great, and I can't weight for next month's challenge!

I'm at 93 miles. Should meet the challenge! This has been great, and I can't weight for next month's challenge!

I'm relatively new in the process, as I was sleeved on August 5th. I think this is the ultimate tool for weight loss, but I can't say that it is a "cure all." At the end of the day, successful weight loss and (more importantly) maintenance is all on the individual. As poster above me stated, you can lose all the weight, but if you get into bad habits (constant grazing; terrible food/drink decisions, etc.), you will gain it back.
The sleeve is an outstanding tool, but like any other tool, you have to use it correctly for it to work. You can have all the tools in the world, but those tools won't build a house by themselves. I guess what I'm trying to say is that ultimate success or failure does not lie w/ the sleeve, it lies with you.