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Your losing too much weight, you look sick

Yes I'm at the point where people are telling me this. It's been just over a year since I had my surgery. I went from a size 18 to a 8. I feel good. I think I look good. But you can Definitly see the weight loss in my face. Ive met my goal and I really don't want to lose any more. Just maintain. But sure enough, I am steadily losing. People are starting to give me strange looks.. My husband is the only one who knows I had the surgery. I don't want to look sick, but I literally can't stop losing. This was one of my fears before I had the surgery.

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I think so many people are overweight that when you are actually the right size people take that as too skinny. Look at photos of people in the 60's... Everyone looks thin.

Jealousy... Oh boy! Ignore the haters or rude (even if well intentioned) comments! You are doing great!

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