A couple NSVs I wanted to share

1. Removed the ol' bra extender!

2. Rings are too loose. They are spinning on my fingers.

3. Watch is too big, need to remove a link...or 2!

4. Officially in an XL! No more plus size section for tops!!

5. Need to buy some new undies!! I am constantly pulling them up!

6. Last and my FAVE... I can CROSS MY LEGS!!

I told my husband: "I'm just gonna sit here, with my legs crossed....forever!"

The sweet taste of victory - much better than any sweet you can put in your mouth. Congratulations!

YAY! I too just removed my bra extenders! My sister does bra measurements at Lane Bryant and took her about two weeks of telling me to take them off before I actually listened. Feels GREAT doesn't it?

Awesome!! I personally loved having to buy panties and leaving the plus size section... both were huge for me! Congrats and keep it up

You guys are doing a great job! Keep it up, we deserve this! I've decided I'm going to buy undies today. They are all falling off and way to baggie. Love it. LOL.

These were some of my favorite along the way too...on to smaller and better (instead of bigger and better)!

_{This is great! I really enjoy reading everyone's NSVs. I went from a 42DD to a 38DD and now I'm having to be fitted again. I love it. And Leslie - you're doing fantastic for just having had your surgery a few weeks ago. Wait until it's been a few months and you can hardly believe how small you've gotten}

Way to go! I was able to take the bra extender off my sports bra about a month ago and FINALLY broke down and bought new bras a week ago. I had gone from the first set of hooks to the very last one and they were still too loose and looked almost silly on me.

I'm now in an XL or L shirt too, and I totally agree that it's such an awesome feeling to shop in the "regular" section of the stores. I bought a few new things at Kohls and I was amazed at the selection for non-plus size. HURRAY!

It is soooo cool seeing the changes that are happening to our bodies. I looked at the bigger picture of being thin, not expecting to appreciate all the milestones along the way.