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When Are You Finished?

I'm 14 months passed my surgery (March 2011) and I've lost 83 lbs. In ladies clothing my pants have gone from a 20 to nearly an 8, my tops have gone from an XL to a M and sometimes a S and even my shoes have gone from a 9.5 to a 8.5. My question is.... at what point do I say I'm finished? I've still got quite a bit of belly on my 5'4" frame and I'd like to lose as much of that as possible. I'd also like to feel accomplished and say "i've lost 100lbs".

How did everyone else know when enough was enough?

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  • Your current BMI is at almost 32 which is still in the obese range. Would you really be happy if you stopped at that? We are all different but I know I wouldn't be happy, in fact that was where my B

  • I'm done loosing. I honestly had no goal in mind in the beginning, or maybe I had small goals placed in the back of my mind. I didn't know I was done until I got alitle too thin. At one point my sk

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I actually got too thin, a bmi of 19, due to illness. It took some awful photos for me to realise, I didnt see it in the mirror. My bmi is 21 now, and I feel and look much better. At least I have boobs again. I nwver would have settled for a bmi ovwr 25

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