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mikmak

By mikmak, in Weight Loss Surgery Success Stories

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mikmak    1

mikmak
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Any ladies out there (5'6" 280-290# pre-surgery) willing to post pics on their transformation. I know we are all different but just looking to get an idea of what to kinda expect..3/16 surgery

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Eclectick    129

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Sorry, no before or after pics yet, but I started at 283, I am 5'6 I wore a tight 24 pants, and down to a loose 18..getting ready to move into 16's I only weigh myself at Publix when I go and the last time which was about 2 weeks ago I was at 241.

My surgery was 11/24

So, about 42 pounds in 2 months.

NEVER have I been able to do something like that in my life!!

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rebeccalee618    26

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Ok the first pic was 5 months in My start weight was 288 and size 24 and I think at five months I was in a 16/18. I'm a very curvy build. Surgeon actually used the words big boned which I found funny because isn't that a great excuse.

Second pic- right was at 8 months. I was in a size 14/16. Left was at 10 months at a 12/14.

3rd and 4th are just current different angles.

I'm 5'5. I will be honest and tell you I did most of my losing with diet. I am exercising now. I am currently at my one year mark and 190-195 so almost (but not quite ????) 100 lbs down. We are all build differently so keep that in mind. Some ppl are built to be a size 4 and others a size 10. Good luck and I hope that this helps! Remember the first few months are the hardest but still the best choice I've ever made! It's time to live life!

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MizzouFan1    88

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THose are before pics. SW was 295 size 22/24/26 depending on the clothes and I am 5'10.

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These are from this month at 6 months out and I am down 86lbs in a 14/16 pant and L/XL shirt depending on the store and style.

Hope this helps!

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jess9395    5,449

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5'6" SW 271 CW 135post-194772-14238055324243_thumb.jpg post-194772-14238055550878_thumb.jpg

Tight 18W to 2/4. I am 45. I exercise a lot (yoga 3x week plus training for a marathon). Overweight since childhood. Obese most of my adult life (was not athletic before).

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jillstl    55

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attachicon.gif ImageUploadedByBariatricPal1423621676.824079.jpgattachicon.gif ImageUploadedByBariatricPal1423621767.906858.jpgattachicon.gif ImageUploadedByBariatricPal1423621917.606713.jpgattachicon.gif ImageUploadedByBariatricPal1423621978.145669.jpg

Ok the first pic was 5 months in My start weight was 288 and size 24 and I think at five months I was in a 16/18. I'm a very curvy build. Surgeon actually used the words big boned which I found funny because isn't that a great excuse.

Second pic- right was at 8 months. I was in a size 14/16. Left was at 10 months at a 12/14.

3rd and 4th are just current different angles.

I'm 5'5. I will be honest and tell you I did most of my losing with diet. I am exercising now. I am currently at my one year mark and 190-195 so almost (but not quite ????) 100 lbs down. We are all build differently so keep that in mind. Some ppl are built to be a size 4 and others a size 10. Good luck and I hope that this helps! Remember the first few months are the hardest but still the best choice I've ever made! It's time to live life!

I have a girl crush rebecca! Wow you are gorgeous!

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Ok the first pic was 5 months in My start weight was 288 and size 24 and I think at five months I was in a 16/18. I'm a very curvy build. Surgeon actually used the words big boned which I found funny because isn't that a great excuse.

Second pic- right was at 8 months. I was in a size 14/16. Left was at 10 months at a 12/14.

3rd and 4th are just current different angles.

I'm 5'5. I will be honest and tell you I did most of my losing with diet. I am exercising now. I am currently at my one year mark and 190-195 so almost (but not quite ????) 100 lbs down. We are all build differently so keep that in mind. Some ppl are built to be a size 4 and others a size 10. Good luck and I hope that this helps! Remember the first few months are the hardest but still the best choice I've ever made! It's time to live life!

attachicon.gif ImageUploadedByBariatricPal1423621676.824079.jpgattachicon.gif ImageUploadedByBariatricPal1423621767.906858.jpgattachicon.gif ImageUploadedByBariatricPal1423621917.606713.jpgattachicon.gif ImageUploadedByBariatricPal1423621978.145669.jpg

Ok the first pic was 5 months in My start weight was 288 and size 24 and I think at five months I was in a 16/18. I'm a very curvy build. Surgeon actually used the words big boned which I found funny because isn't that a great excuse.

Second pic- right was at 8 months. I was in a size 14/16. Left was at 10 months at a 12/14.

3rd and 4th are just current different angles.

I'm 5'5. I will be honest and tell you I did most of my losing with diet. I am exercising now. I am currently at my one year mark and 190-195 so almost (but not quite ????) 100 lbs down. We are all build differently so keep that in mind. Some ppl are built to be a size 4 and others a size 10. Good luck and I hope that this helps! Remember the first few months are the hardest but still the best choice I've ever made! It's time to live life!

I have a girl crush! You are gorgeous!!

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Thankfulmomof3    41

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Thanks to all of you for sharing your pictures!! You all look AMAZING and make me that much more excited for my surgery coming up on March 9!! Just from looking at all of your pictures and reading the many different stories on this site, I know that with keeping with what my NUT has been teaching me for the past six months and with proper exercise I can look/feel this healthy too for the rest of my life!

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FireWife678    51

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HW 293

SW 267

CW 212

Today is five months since surgery :)

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blacktee92675    120

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@luv2plump. You've lost so much that your ink looks 10x larger. Ha! Congrats!

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blacktee92675    120

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@luv2plump - yep. I just could resist being a smart arse.

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