Does anyone have things they are looking forward to finally doing/trying that you felt you couldn't do before!?

I personally can not weight (get it! haha) to try rock climbing and getting back into casual bike riding!

Single digit pant/jean size

Sky dive

Run a marathon

Go to Disney world and be able to ride all the rides, have an higher self esteem, be able to shop in regular stores, go zip lining , go hiking, horse back riding, and kayaking/paddle boarding.

For me it I anxious about simply being able to run, jump, play with my children. I'm 44 and my ch????ldren are 20,14,20, and 8. They love to do a rwngevof activities from walking in thevzoo to swimming, or going to amusement parks. I wanna do it all with them. Even simolyvjogging with my 2 Maltese terriers would be nice.

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Looking forward to mountain biking and getting back on the golf course.....not really bucket list stuff but its the little things that make me happy most of the time!

Wearing a bikini

Whitewater rafting

Zip lining

Stand up paddle boarding

Running a marathon

Kayaking. Buying stylish high-quality clothes. Flying comfortably (as much as possible on those flying busses anyway!) And I'd like to hike the Grand Canyon. Specifically, raft to Phantom Ranch and hike out.

Cross my legs, ride a bike, golf, walk a 5k, buying clothes in the misses section, not having to buy 2 seats when I fly and being able to go places and not being worried about what I can and can't do. A tropical vacation would also be nice!

@@whisper43 I wanted to wear high boots that zipped. I did! I wanted to go white water rafting in Colorado. I did! I wanted to wear a small prom dress since I never go to in high school (pregnant) and I put on a size 8 today only in the dressing room with my teen daughter but still counts! Next...well I don't have a plan for anything as of now, I'm just taking the blessings as they come.

Wow! You have no idea how inspiring it is to read things like this! It's like a little confirmation that all this isn't a scam! And that it works if you work it!

Thanks so much.

As for everyone else's replies. It's amazing to read things that every one is working towards! I can honestly say I may have already taken inspiration from some of them! (Most of them actually!)

- buying clothes from any store, not just plus size stores

- buying lingerie from Victoria's Secret or Frederick's of Hollywood

- zip lining in Las Vegas on Fremont Street

- being able to walk comfortably in heels; not having to buy wide shoes

- getting on rides with my daughter

- being a person that works out at least 5 days a week as a lifestyle

- getting a tattoo that goes along the sihlouette of my newly shaped body

- being able to straighten my hair without "sweating it out"

- attracting a different quality of men (still not sure if that will change with my weight loss, but I truly hope so)

Ride horses

Wear a bikini or even just a regular bathing suit instead of a swim dress

Disneyland marathon

Wear dresses and pencil skirts

Six flags

Get back into jogging

Sew brand new garb for renfaire and then donate it to the guild when it gets to be too big

Keep up with my beautiful nieces

Get a smaller size bridesmaid dress for my sisters wedding

Get my boyfriend to workout and eat better

These are some of the things i want to do after surgery that i dont do now because of my weight.

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I want to go shopping for regular clothes

Go for longer walks with my dog

I've always wanted to go on a dinosaur dig, would include lots of hiking, tolerating heat and keeping up with the kids who would br on the dig

my husband has family in peru i have always wanted to hike machu picchu

I want to keep learning about obesity. I want to help, encourage, and mentor others.

I am going to get involved in the support group at my Weight Loss Center.

Oh and I want to ZipLine! Oh yeah

I think my Bucket List is a bit modest.

I looked forward to:

• not having to pull my seat belt all the way out to get it to click!
• getting up off the floor without assistance.
• being able to walk more than 10 or 15 minutes without my feet hurting
• being able to eat a "normal" portion of food and walk away satisfied

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