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One year anniversary!

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Fantastic and congratulations! Keep up the good work.

happy surgiversary

egads!!!

118 lbs gone!!!

you are aces!!!

i'm sure you feel as good as you look :)

great pic cutie

keep up the great job

i know you will

kathy

congrats

You look fantastic!!!!! Congratulations :)

You look amazing and you look like you feel amazing!!! Congrats! I love seeing pics. My sleeve is scheduled for 8/31 and I hope that I look and feel as great as you do a year later :-)!

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You look amazing and you look like you feel amazing!!! Congrats! I love seeing pics. My sleeve is scheduled for 8/31 and I hope that I look and feel as great as you do a year later :-)!

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Thanks u knw u will.....and let the journey begins good luck! Keep me posted!

Erika

After this post I keep losing weight even im not trying

Im 152 already I don't know how to stop it.....I have ppl already asking me if I'm sick.....the same ppl who complain I was too fat ppl never happy.

Erika

I had this problem too. I exercise very heavily (was training for a half marathon and now training for a full marathon) and it is a challenge to eat back the calories I burn. I started approaching it just like I had approached weight LOSS in the past. I started tracking all of my food again and I got a FitBit with a heart rate monitor, so I could accurately track how many calories I burned each day. Then it just became a numbers game. Try to eat close to as many calories in a day as I was burning. It was hard at first, but I got better at identifying calorie-dense foods, knowing when it was okay to eat carb-only Snacks, etc. I did have to bump up my number or meals/snacks to 7 or 8 a day, which was initially hard to fit in until I got into a routine with it. My day looks something like this now:

Breakfast: Protein Bar

Morning Snack: carbs

Lunch: 2 oz. of cheese and 1 oz. of peanuts if I'm home or chicken/beef/cold cuts if I eat out

Afternoon Snack: Protein Bar

Pre-workout Snack: Clif Bar

Dinner: meat of some sort

After-dinner Snack: carbs

Bedtime Snack: Protein Bar

If it's a cardio rest day, I will usually leave out the Clif Bar and one of my carb-only snacks.

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