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funkeechiggen    135

funkeechiggen
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Hi All,

Just curious if any of you have lost shoe size(s) after being sleeved? I would dearly love to be able to buy CUTE shoes and not orthopedic monstrosities once I join the losers bench (hopefully in October!). It's not much fun shopping for a size 11W shoe! uGh!

Cheers!

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Webchickadee    716

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I'm only down 40 lbs (another 140 to go!), but my husband actually pointed out to me yesterday that he thought I had lost weight in my feet! I looked down and he was right! I could actually see the boney part in the top and my toes were much more slender. So weird!

My loss so far is most noticeable in my face and my waist. Still waiting on my hips, stomach, and mega thunder thighs to get the memo......

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Catracks    865

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My feet were never really fat and I have wide feet naturally. I did lose a whole size though and my husband said: Feet don't shrink.

Well they obviously do. My situation might even be from a combination of fat loss and not having the ligaments stretching due to the extra weight.

BTW, my toe ring is lose and the rings on my fingers are sliding all over the place.

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funkeechiggen    135

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I'm only down 40 lbs (another 140 to go!), but my husband actually pointed out to me yesterday that he thought I had lost weight in my feet! I looked down and he was right! I could actually see the boney part in the top and my toes were much more slender. So weird!

My loss so far is most noticeable in my face and my waist. Still waiting on my hips, stomach, and mega thunder thighs to get the memo......

Yay!!! Here's hoping! :D

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MoreganK    164

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I haven't yet.... but from a previous weight loss I did lose a whole shoe size. And totally feel ya. Right now I wear a 10W!

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MoreganK    164

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My feet were never really fat and I have wide feet naturally. I did lose a whole size though and my husband said: Feet don't shrink.

Well they obviously do. My situation might even be from a combination of fat loss and not having the ligaments stretching due to the extra weight.

BTW, my toe ring is lose and the rings on my fingers are sliding all over the place.

These all sounds great issues to have! ^_^

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Catracks    865

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These all sounds great issues to have! ^_^

Yeah, I LOVE it!

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funkeechiggen    135

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I haven't worn rings, toe or otherwise, in over 7 years... can't wait to be able to wear them again! And bracelets and necklaces!!

Charming Charlie is on my "to do list" once I reach goal weight! :tongue2:

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danyelleb    386

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Oh, toe rings! I haven't worn one of those since high school. I love having the ability to accessorize. I heart my sleeve and the effort that I've put in to working it so far.

As for shoe size- I haven't dropped a whole size but a lot of my slip on shoes like ballet flats and sandles slip off my heel when I walk.

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