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My story 1yr and 3 months later

I had my surgery Nov 2013. I weighed 353 pounds. I had no idea how big I really was. I was in denial. I finally made the choice to be a better me. I have lost over a 100lbs. It's has taken me blood sweat and tears. I would do it over again. I still have 47 more pounds till my goal weight.

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Thanks for sharing - so inspirational!

I know we all have those moments of doubt, those thoughts that we will be the one that the surgery doesn't work for. I look at losing almost 30 pounds and thinking, oh, I should be further along, or what if I can't lose 100 pounds in a year - as if that is some sort of failure bench mark. It isn't! And I know that. But look at you! You look great. so, so encouraging!

Amazing!!! Congratulations!!

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