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Lost 80 pounds in one year (March 2) Feels great, yet feel it should’ve been a lot more :( Started over 300. I can easily eat 1800 calories (is this normal?!). I see people that say they can’t eat more than 600-800 and that’s definitely not me. I need tips bc I’m only halfway there!

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  • TheWeightisOvr
    TheWeightisOvr

    Congratulations on your weight loss that is amazing! Celebrate that Queen because without the surgery you would mid have accomplished that on your own. And don’t compare yourself to others weight loss

  • Tierra T Tij
    Tierra T Tij

    Right on girl! WHOO! Go you! Sidenote: It's hard for me to get the 1,200-1,500 calories needed. I could barely get to 900 calories right now.

  • SONeill13
    SONeill13

    Congratulations on you’re achievement! Like you I can def eat over the 1,000 calories threshold easily. I’m about 3.5 months out and I try to eat between 1,100-1,300 calories a day- but this requires

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Aw thank you so much! I really appreciate that!!

Firstly congrats on your journey, 80 pounds is an achievement definitely.

As for your weight loss journey, if you still desire to lose more, like many suggested, you will have to cut down on your calories no matter how much you're able to consume. Because 1800 seems more like a maintenance calories, so if you aren't losing, do a 1200 or 1400 calories a day and/or increased physical activity.

Once you're done with your weight loss phase, you can always go back to the maintenance calories.

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