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I looked at your stats. We are similar. I am 42, and we probably started with same BMI. You're a tad taller, but I weighed a tad less so I think our stats match well (I too am an EMT). Amazing transformation. Thanks for posting pics. Aside from bypass, did you work out or do a lot of exercising?
I wont lie, I hate the GYM... I will go for a 2mile walk every now and then. and go do some roller derby every once in awhile.. but other then that I just REALLY watch what I eat. I will say I need to start in the gym lifting weights as I am losing muscle tone and getting flab.. and that is not a good look.. so when my hubby gets back from his TDY we will hit the gym..
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I'm new. My surgery is April 17. was browsing pics. This is an adorable photo. I love it! Glad to see someone wearing things like me. I have several friends who had bypass and they dress like weirdos. I don't get i why they dress like 80 year olds etc Thanks for sharing your pics.
Congrats on your surgery, I wish you every success.. I love to dress up, I didnt have this surgery to hide my body.. I dont think anybody should. I didnt hide it 250, i sure wont at 150...lol
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Thank you very much, cals 600-800, carbs 60, protein 100gms, sugar no more than 5-7grams per serving. I dont look at fat either. I also walk/jog 1.5 or 3.0 miles 3 times a week. as I started to get very flabby without the working out. I also found I had to drink a protein shake at night because I was waking up staving in the middle of the night. I am unable to eat certain fruit, so far the only things i can eat is apples(no skin) and strawberries.