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Finally did it for the first part of my weight loss journey! I'm so excited. Today my husband said he could really see the difference . I feel so amazing . I took this picture and thought I was dreaming. I have been working out at 5 am like crazy and I'm not going to stop.

I have 109 more to go and I know I can do it. This lapband is amazing and I'm going to work it to the fullest .

Highest 2013: 331

PreOp: 319

Day of surgery: 306

Current Weight: 269

Goal Weight: 160

Height: 5'8

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Wow, you look great!

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Wow you look awesome keep up the great work

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Finally did it for the first part of my weight loss journey! I'm so excited. Today my husband said he could really see the difference . I feel so amazing . I took this picture and thought I was dreaming. I have been working out at 5 am like crazy and I'm not going to stop.

I have 109 more to go and I know I can do it. This lapband is amazing and I'm going to work it to the fullest .

Highest 2013: 331

PreOp: 319

Day of surgery: 306

Current Weight: 269

Goal Weight: 160

Height: 5'8

whooohoo GF looking great......good for you

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Wow! Congrats. Look great!

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Thank you guys for the encouraging words! It keeps me on the straight and narrow. I can't wait to see the next 50 lbs come off ....

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Wow...what a difference!!! 50 lbs in. 3 months is amazing!! What are some of the biggest lifestyle changes now that you have the band? I'm not banded yet...has it curbed your appetite alot? How was your recovery? Also can you tell me a sample of what you eat in a day? You have been very successful so I love to get any tips I can! Congratulations are your success!!! Work it girl!!

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Wow...what a difference!!! 50 lbs in. 3 months is amazing!! What are some of the biggest lifestyle changes now that you have the band? I'm not banded yet...has it curbed your appetite alot? How was your recovery? Also can you tell me a sample of what you eat in a day? You have been very successful so I love to get any tips I can! Congratulations are your success!!! Work it girl!!

Thank you! The 50 lbs includes the pre op diet as well. My biggest change has been no soda or even juice . Not even diet . I can't do it, the juice is too sweet. My palette has changed. I don't crave the same things. I stay full longer now. I also measure my food and count my calories. U use MYFitnessPal and it works for me . Andddd I exercise 6 days a week girl! That's what keeps me losing inches and feeling so energized. My recovery was great. No gas pains At All. Not in my shoulder or back like everybody else. I stayed off for 1 full week and rested. That made a huge difference . Took my pain pils when needed and followed the surgeons diet .

Sample:

Breakfast: 100 calorie pack low sugar oatmeal and 1 oz eggbeaters

Lunch: tuna salad on wheat bread

Dinner: small plate , steamed potatoes and 2 chicken wings (grilled)

Tea it Water

I'm still working in this 1/2 cup of food thing. Trying to get to my green zone. I've had 3 fills so far!

My issue is still getting more Protein in and less processed carbs. I started getting heartburn really bad so I cut back. Must have been eating the wrong things . You will be fine. It's so support on here . I'm still trying to figure it out but it's coming along quite well. Feel free to ask any questions.

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Finally did it for the first part of my weight loss journey! I'm so excited. Today my husband said he could really see the difference . I feel so amazing . I took this picture and thought I was dreaming. I have been working out at 5 am like crazy and I'm not going to stop.

I have 109 more to go and I know I can do it. This lapband is amazing and I'm going to work it to the fullest .

Highest 2013: 331

PreOp: 319

Day of surgery: 306

Current Weight: 269

Goal Weight: 160

Height: 5'8

Wow..just wow you look amazing and on your way to GOAL.!! That's what I did, I got up at 5am each morning and walked for 30 minutes...and my weight drop quickly --- you will be to goal in no time.

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You look AMAZING!!! Great job!! I love your phone covers btw! Lol

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