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14 Months Post Op with Pics. 215 Pounds lost. Life's Good



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Wow, you look really great, keep up the good work. I started at a high weight also and i am glad to see that you lost almost 1/2, so congrats again!!!

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How are you adjusting to your new life? Do you follow any type of diet? BY the way you look great and healthy and younger!

I dont have any special diet. i just stick to Protein first and low carbs. I try to walk 20-30 minutes a day.

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Congrats! Soooo happy for you.

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You look amazing!! Yummy!

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OMG you look soooooo great! Congrats!

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I dont have any special diet. i just stick to Protein first and low carbs. I try to walk 20-30 minutes a day.

That is soooo awesome! :) Did you ever have times when you wanted to eat too many times during the day/night? Eat too many wrong things? I am back in my old habits of eating off and on all night...even with the right foods this is wrong! :( Any advice? Thanks and congrats! :)

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That is soooo awesome! :) Did you ever have times when you wanted to eat too many times during the day/night? Eat too many wrong things? I am back in my old habits of eating off and on all night...even with the right foods this is wrong! :( Any advice? Thanks and congrats! :)

I did during the holiday season. i got off track and i didnt gain anything but i didnt lose any either. Best advice i can give you is to go back to the basics. also stay away from carbs, they tend to make me eat more often.

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Well heeeelllo there (:

You look wonderful and happy. Keep up the good work!

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You look great!!! Congrats, I know you must be so happy! I can't wait for my sleeve (1/29/13)

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Congrats!!! You look wonderful!!!

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Awesome! Just awesome!

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You look fabulous! Thanks so much for sharing your pics. I'm only 2 weeks out and can't wait to be where you are. Wishing life had a fast forward button right now.

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