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Low BMI - 2 Months Out - 37 Down Progress Pics!

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I had nearly 80 to lose when I started... and I'm hypothyroid so it felt unattainable considering that I NEVER lose consistently and I ALWAYS lose SLOW! But here I am... Two months out... 37 pounds down and happier with this decision than anything I've ever done since finishing college! I just wanted to come on and share my progress pics since today is my surgiversary! Here you go and if my undies offend you I'm sorry... they just show progress very well :rolleyes: . Top row pics were taken the night before surgery - bottom row were an hour ago.post-33941-13813661545975_thumb.jpgpost-33941-13813661546878_thumb.jpgpost-33941-13813661547366_thumb.jpg

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WOW, You look AWESOME!! And I love the SMILE on you face in the after photos. Great progress. I can't wait to be where you are. :)

Wow, you look great! :) Good luck as you continue on your journey!

You look great! Thanks for posting!!!! I love these posts because they always come at a time when I need the motivation! Amazing job! Keep it up!

Great comparison photos! Thanks so much for sharing. You look wonderful!

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Thanks everyone! I feel great which is most important :D

What did your doctor say about hypothyroidism and the surgery. Most I have talked to say it doesn't effect them at all.

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What did your doctor say about hypothyroidism and the surgery. Most I have talked to say it doesn't effect them at all.

My primary care doctor said that surgery was pretty much the only way I was going to lose weight and keep it off since I am hypothyroid. My surgeon said I'd lose a bit slower than most people. To counter that I keep my calories really low and he thinks that's a good idea. By keeping my calories between 500-700 and my Protein up I average about 3lbs/week (overall - not every week).

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You look great BTW.

Thanks!

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I had nearly 80 to lose when I started... and I'm hypothyroid so it felt unattainable considering that I NEVER lose consistently and I ALWAYS lose SLOW! But here I am... Two months out... 37 pounds down and happier with this decision than anything I've ever done since finishing college! I just wanted to come on and share my progress pics since today is my surgiversary! Here you go and if my undies offend you I'm sorry... they just show progress very well :rolleyes: . Top row pics were taken the night before surgery - bottom row were an hour ago.

Ur doing great!

This is amazing! Love the pics!! You look so happy!! Congrats:)

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