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Almost 3 months out over 100 pounds lost [emoji41]

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When I started my journey I was 352.

When I started my diet I was 338

DOS-308

2 3/4 months out-239.

Getting close to my goal of 212. Just a little nervous that I won't stop losing there.

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    Awesome

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    That's amazing. You must feel so good.

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    The weight loss will slow down once you start being able to eat more. I was down about 75 at my 3 month mark and now that I am at 4 months out my weight has stalled (hopefully not for long!!) You look great! Congratulations!!

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    I have the same fear. I've not been less than 170 since middle school. I'm so afraid of what 135-150 will look like on me that I'm very nervous. I never thought I would be afraid to be thin. Congrats on your amazing results!

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    Great job! And you are right, you might keep losing. Really, our goals are somewhat arbitrary. Our bodies don't know we want them to stop at a certain weight! I kept losing after my goal, but that's ok. It is nice to have a buffer. I have read that for many people, their bodies regain a few lbs a year or two after surgery, so I am just enjoying being light and running like a friggin' cheetah with my new body!

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