B&a Pic: Same Shirt, Big Difference
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Hello all! Well, I'm in my 8th week post-op and doing pretty good. Still working on trying to eat slower and enough. Anyways, people have been telling me stuff like, "you need to buy smaller pants, those are falling off!" Well, to be honest, I couldn't really see my weight loss the way they could. I'm 35 pounds down since surgery, and about 50 total (YAY!). Basically, I haven't weighed this since my junior year of high school. Let's just say that some people get the "freshman fifteen" weight put on in college... I got the freshman forty!
Well, I was wearing one of my favorite shirts and have owned it since 8th grade. I remembered I had a picture of myself wearing it from two years ago while on vacation with my friend. Let's just say NOW I could tell a difference. So I took a picture of me in it last night!
Before: August, two years ago. Probably near my highest weight, around 289. I'm pretty much mad at myself for ever thinking it was a good idea to go outside looking like that.
After: Last night. Weighed myself right after I took the picture and I was at 238.6. 50 pounds gone! You can't see it from this angle, but my horrible back rolls are almost pretty smooth! No more fat popping out around my bra!
My main issue now are my "saddlebag" thighs. I've always been pear-shaped, with a smaller top and huge butt and thighs. I know walking/running can help get rid of it, but what are some exercises that can specifically target that area?