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I broke my short lived stall
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I really wanted to avoid my stall, so I started upping my calories and low and behold I lost another 9 lbs.
I started eating soft frozen custard each night. Just a couple of scoops. I feared I'd gain weight. I went to the Dr. and weighed and nope 9 more lbs gone.
I've tried hard to consume 1200 calories a day and boy its a challenge.
I'm down to a size 33 now and my shirts fit, no more man boobs.
I went to a different bank branch than usual and they know me but I haven't been in there in over 2 months. They didn't recognize me. They asked for my ID and I thought they were joking. Then the manager comes running out there and stops them and apologizes to me and then tells me how good I look. This made me feel great and I asked why they didn't recognize me... one of the tellers said you look...umm... then I chimed in and said...thinner? I wasn't offended.
If this keeps up I'll be at my goal of 200 lbs by around January to February.
I've taken control of life for once and it was the best thing I've ever done. I finally see what it feels like to be thinner, to not run out of breath, to have an unstoppable sex drive, to be attractive again and have people staring me up and down... and while its conceited I know what they want and what they are wondering LOL.