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Pre op and 8 months post op pics

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You look so athletic! fantastic! Great job!

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    You look so athletic! fantastic! Great job!

    Thanks guys, athletic is my goal! I love looking at my arms and seeing the definition for the fist time in 47 years! I fear my gut will never leave :(

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    Wow, you look GREAT! Very athletic and fit. Way to go!!!!!

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    Congratulations on your loss! You look great! :)

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    You look fantastic! I agree with those before me; so athletic! I'm curious. Were you into cycling pre-surgery or is that something you've picked up just in the months since surgery?

    Hubs and I have started running and he wants me to consider a triatholon with him but I literally haven't riden a bike since grade school. I'm curious as to how long it takes to get proficient. :)

    Amanda

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    YOU LOOK GREAT GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love seeing before and after pics thanks for sharing :)

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    Wow, not only do you look fit and athletic, but you look YOUNGER!!! Way to Goooo!!!!!!!!!!

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    Myori-

    You look fantastic! I agree with those before me; so athletic! I'm curious. Were you into cycling pre-surgery or is that something you've picked up just in the months since surgery?

    Hubs and I have started running and he wants me to consider a triatholon with him but I literally haven't riden a bike since grade school. I'm curious as to how long it takes to get proficient. :)

    Amanda

    Amanda,

    Anything exercise is all new to me. I went an rented a bike early spring just to see, and it was love at first ride, went back to the bike shop and treated myself with new, very expensive bike! No shopping around I deserved it! I bought the bike in March and in June I rode my first Tour de cure 38 mile bike athon! Would I consider myself proficient? Not by any means compared to the serious lean machines that pass me. But from where I started, a damn site better! It is very freeing and exhilarating!

    I can not not run, I have a knee with no ACL and no cartilage, so girl if you can run and swim, biking is NOTHING!

    Thank you to the rest of you for your kind words!

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