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Surgery date 1/23/14 60 pounds later

Great job!!

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Still in progress! But so excited. Down 90lbs in 5 months

You are beautiful! Well done!!

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Here is my before & after pic! I still have approx. 70 lbs left to go so I am not quite done!

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BigCounty007, I don't quite have your abs, yet, but maybe they're coming....

And FYI, I haven't been to a gym in about six years. I have an active job as a vet tech, I ride horse, kayak, and just today did no less than 75 "reps" lifting, loading, unloading and stacking 80 pound bales of hay. Pilates and weight training has nothing on good, healthy country living!

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Kaledg: You can tell a big difference. Whered ur tattoo go?! See? We can see it. Proud of you. Keep up the great work! I post a new pic.of myself on my wall every 6 wks to watch the change. Keep them by my fridge right over my scale and post my weekly weigh in so all can see. You should try it. You will notice! Good luck to your wonderful future.

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<p>Here's my first official before and after pic</p> <p> </p> <p>Surgery date 4/29/13 down 155 lbs</p>

Awesome job! You look beautiful and I can tell you feel great too!

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Surgery date 1/23/14 60 pounds later

Wow! Great work. You exude confidence in your after photo. A picture speaks a thousand words. ????

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<br><br> <br><br> Down 146 since dec 2013 go me

Go you!!! Great job. ????

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Here's my first official before and after pic

Surgery date 4/29/13 down 155 lbs

Yahoo go you!!!!

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BigCounty007, I don't quite have your abs, yet, but maybe they're coming....

And FYI, I haven't been to a gym in about six years. I have an active job as a vet tech, I ride horse, kayak, and just today did no less than 75 "reps" lifting, loading, unloading and stacking 80 pound bales of hay. Pilates and weight training has nothing on good, healthy country living!

Wow. You look terrific!

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