That's right! I met the 100 pound mark AND I'm only four pounds to my mid point. I was so excited about this that I went to the NewBalance store to treat myself to a new pair of walking shoes... and I allowed the awesome cute young sales rep encourage this 260 pound, 41 year old woman into a pair of RUNNING shoes and he pointed me in the right direction to study up on proper form to avoid injury (www.goodformrunning.com)... I downloaded the couch 2 5K app and tried day one today.... LOL, I only made it 1/3 of the way through... which represents a grand total of just three minutes running but it felt GREAT (once I could breathe again)... I'll keep trying it three or four days a week until I can complete the entire session, then move on to the next level. My goal is to run albeit very, very slowly, the Halloween 5K fun run this year. What a difference a hundred pounds makes!

Good point. Save up for the second pair, Serendipity.

I didn't realize that fat lurks even in feet but it sure do. I went from 13 to 12.

My feet are a tiny bit narrower but still the same length...

I've been watching your numbers go down on mfp and was so happy for you when you hit that mark!!!

So exciting about new shoes! Maybe I can talk dh into letting me get fitted when I hit 50 lbs lost or something. Until then, I'll work it out in my old shoes.

Also, I never would have thought you were older than me. Your personality suggests early 20's.

Good point. Save up for the second pair' date=' Serendipity.

I didn't realize that fat lurks even in feet but it sure do. I went from 13 to 12.[/quote']

I think it's partially due to less weight pressing down on the feet, which would cause them to pancake out more. My shoes definitely fit much looser now.....which is actually good for running. Reduces the dreaded runners toenail.

WOW, you are awesome keep up the excellent work.

Good for you!!!!

Your loss is really obvious in your new profile pic! Congratulations.