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Almost one year out... Pics enclosed

June 18 will be a year that I had my surgery. I have lost around 60 pounds and have 25 more to go to reach my goal. I will be honest and admit that I have been very frustrated many times with my slow weight loss. I figured I would have been at goal by now especially with me working out like a mad woman. But I have realized something…so what it takes me a little longer to get to my goal than it does others. What's the hurry? This is a lifetime thing. I am happy and I feel great, like a completely new person so I will keep trucking along and doing what I'm doing. I will get there. :)

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    First of all, I love that your progress pic is in your workout clothes! Proves that you have made a big life change. Second of all, you are looking GREAT! Third of all, today is my 9 month surgeve

  • @@Essence46, congrats on your weight loss. Every pound loss should be celebrated & I'm definitely proud of you for keeping up with the workouts. That is a big part of our journey. Wishing you c

  • You look fantastic! I work out like crazy too and I'm losing slow. So glad to know I'm not the only one. I'm developing amazing patience.

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@@Essence46, congrats on your weight loss. Every pound loss should be celebrated & I'm definitely proud of you for keeping up with the workouts. That is a big part of our journey.

Wishing you continued weight loss but more importantly, wishing you a happy & healthy future.

Essence46 you are doing great! Additionally you change your lifestyle. Congratulations and keep moving!

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Thank you all so much. I appreciate the kind words. I really do.

June 18 will be a year that I had my surgery. I have lost around 60 pounds and have 25 more to go to reach my goal. I will be honest and admit that I have been very frustrated many times with my slow weight loss. I figured I would have been at goal by now especially with me working out like a mad woman. But I have realized something…so what it takes me a little longer to get to my goal than it does others. What's the hurry? This is a lifetime thing. I am happy and I feel great, like a completely new person so I will keep trucking along and doing what I'm doing. I will get there. :)

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You are an athlete!!

@@Essence46

You look amazing!!! An inspiration for sure.

You look great!! Thank you for sharing these pics- very inspiring!

Well, you look beautiful! Your tummy is so flat!

It may have taken you a bit longer, but let me tell you that you look AMAZING!!!! Beautiful and fit and really fantastic. I can't wait for one year to roll around so I can post these types of pictures.

Perhaps you (and all of us) should concentrate on your body fat percentage. My NUT laughed at me when I told her my fantasy goal is 125. She pointed out that with the muscle mass I have from weight lifting I'd have only 10% body fat! BMI isn't a perfect measuring device. It is strictly based on height and weight. Muscle is much heavier, but smaller!

You look great!

You look great! I never would have known you have yet to reach your goal unless you told me :)

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