I had a bmi of Obesity (Class 2) pre op and now on week 14 post op i have an Overweight bmi and this makes me so happy!

I'm feel so close to a normal bmi and to my goal weight that it seems unreal, my clothes don't fit anymore, i love that but at the same time i hate it, because i had tons and now i'm left with just a few options and i don't want to shop for clothes that i will just wear once.

An amazing NSV i wore a shirt that i got 3 years ago when i lost weight and i couldn't wear all this years because of course i gained back, and it was a little losse that felt so good, i didn't think i will fit, i guess i don't see myself that different but i am.

Congrats to you, way to go. I am looking forward to some nsv's of my own soon. You are doing great!

Thank you!

That's awesome. Congratulations! I can't wait to be overweight too.

Congrats to you, Allie! As far as the clothes issue, have you checked out any consignment shops (or Goodwill) in your area? I had never set foot in any place like that before, but I refused to spend tons of money for clothes that I would only wear once or twice, so I checked them out and was completely blown away. I have been going about once a month and every time I come out with a bag full of clothes for like $20.00 - it's crazy! I highly recommend checking them out

Yayyyy!!! I'm so happy for you sweetie

Thank you girls, you are so sweet!

and i will try shopping there for sure!

Good for you and it happend so fast!!!!! It looks like we are both on track together I started at 250 and now at 184 in 4 months. I was so happy to fit in my new swimsuit in the photo, I didn't know what to do with myself. Keep up the great work, normal bodyfat here we come.

Some day I will be overweight too

I love this post! At first, I was like, what? But I read on and you are so right! Congrats!!!

Congrats!

I agree with others - harness the power of your local Goodwill, St. Vincent DePaul, Savers, or other local stores for your wardrobe. If used clothes aren't an option, cheap new cloths can (sometimes) be found at places like TJ Maxx, JC Penny (sale/clearance racks), or some local department stores. If you have a Dollar General or Family Dollar, they may also have something. Best bet, bottom line, though, is the thrift store. Best part is, you can buy it for $5, wear it for a couple weeks, and re-donate it.

Our local support group here also has a clothing exchange once a month; maybe yours does as well?

Thank's a lot!

i will try all stores

i love a good deal