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end of year accomplishments

Well this year I was sleeved 8/3, after taking 3 years to finally make the decision. I am down 64.5 lbs including pre op. Feels amazing. I then had a right total knee replacement, 12/22, and the pain and nausea are unbelievably worse then I thought it was going to be. I was hoping it did not throw me too much off my schedule and routine, with the sleeve and weight loss, but it has. I am really trying to stay on track as much as I can, but it is so hard, and of course no gym right now, but I am grateful for the weight loss I have had. Would love to hear anyone elses stories on their end of year weight loss and the journey so far, whoever wants to share. Here's to each and everyone of us for much success in the coming year

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  • @@sbg224 you are doing great. Just looked at your stats on left of your post......current BMI of 34.9 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This done and then a total knee replacement just recently. Amazi

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@@sbg224 you are doing great.

Just looked at your stats on left of your post......current BMI of 34.9 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This done and then a total knee replacement just recently.

Amazing......sleeve & knee replacement in the same year? Awesome strategy.

You are gonna feel like The 6 Million Dollar Woman once that knee heals up.

My stats are on the left of my post, too.

They pretty much tell the story. Life is good. 2015 was a year that has closed out well and 2016 is looking like it'll be off to a great start.

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