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Down how many dress sizes

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  • Cervidae
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    I'm definitely still a work in progress. the left is my highest weight a year and a half ago, 442. I was a size 32 jeans and a 3x/4x top. the right is current, 277. I'm at the lower end of size

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    I started at a 24/26 and I am currently at a 14/16 I'm very happy that I see the change in clothes size but I have a problem and still see a 300 lbs girl when I look in the mirror I have not adjusted

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    I'm almost 1 year out of surgery and I went from a 26 to a small (top) and 8 (pants and dresses). I'm still hoping to lose about 20 lbs and go down to a 4 size for pants and dresses. The picture a

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I'm definitely still a work in progress.

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the left is my highest weight a year and a half ago, 442. I was a size 32 jeans and a 3x/4x top.

the right is current, 277. I'm at the lower end of size 24, and a 2x/sometimes xl top.

You look great! :)

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    I'm still in progress. surgery was October 19 but I'm down to a 1X from a 3x/4x

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    You look great!

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    I started at a 24/26 and I am currently at a 14/16 I'm very happy that I see the change in clothes size but I have a problem and still see a 300 lbs girl when I look in the mirror I have not adjusted to the way I look yet.SMH

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    I was a size 22 in September 2015. Now I am a size 12. I had the RNY

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    I was a solid size 24 in October2015 and now I'm in a 14. I'm finally able to shop in the regular sizes rather than the plus size area. I thought this was going to be so great, but I find that I'm intimidated by the new styles and almost too many choices. I think part of it is wanting to cover everything up with over sized clothing. I guess it is just part of the process. I still have 55 pounds to loose so hopefully I will get used to the new look.

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    I was a size 20W June 2015 and am now a size 8 (sometimes a 10). I actually need to shift and stop losing as I am below my original goal weight! I'm still well within a normal BMI, but feel happy where I'm at!

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    I was a 32 at 355, and just got into a 20 as I close in on 240. Thus far I have dropped a full size every 20 lbs.

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    Way to go people. I went from 26 to 6!!!!!

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