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So yesterday was my 2 month post-op Surgiversary!

Overall, I'm feeling pretty great! Down 49 lbs (1 lbs away from my first goal!) and nearly 27% to my goal weight!

My measurements are surprising! I didn't lose that much in inches in the first month (-12.25 inches), but I lost more weight (-21.9 lbs). In my second month, I've lost less weight (-15.3 lbs), but significantly more inches (-21.75 inches)! Not sure what to attribute that to, perhaps the first month was mostly Water weight and less reflected in measurements? In any case, I'll take it!

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Here are some pictures of my progress:

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I don't see that big a change in these pictures (my body image is messed up....I know). My husband says he sees a dramatic change already (he's so sweet and supportive!). I do see quite a change in my face though, which is nice, as I look at myself in the mirror in the morning (tooth brushing, combing, etc.) and it's a good way to start off the day!).

Yippee!

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Your husband is right...the difference is quite noticeable. You're doing a fantastic job. :)

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Great job!!!! Awesomeness :)

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I definitely see a change! Great job!

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Yes. Definitely a change! You look GREAT!

Also one thing I've noticed is a consistent theme in the before/after pics is the colors worn. It's really telling....Most of the before pics are in darker clothing and usually our big girl armor of the black Leggings and big shirt. The after pics we usually have on white or a bright color that shows how joyous we are with the changes.

I guess clothes really do make the man and are telling as to how we feel about ourselves. LOL.

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wow. you can definitely see the difference! you look great!!

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I can definitely see the difference. Keep up the good work!

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Look great! Congrats!

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You look amazing! I can't believe how dramatic the transformation has been in such a short amount of time. Congrats on your success, I look forward to seeing more progress pics along the way :)

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There is a big difference especially from the back great job be proud of yourself

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