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Thought I’d share a fun pic from my 3-year surgiversary (ok, I’m one day late, but close enough). I don’t really have a good before and after set of pictures because I used to hate being in pictures and I would avoid the camera at all costs. However, I still have a pair of size 28 pants that I wore at my highest weight of 341 pounds, and yes, I can now fit my whole 135-pound body into one leg.

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    That’s amazing @BigSue. (You need to change your name to tiny Sue). Congratulations!

  • Thanks... I think I will always feel like BigSue. It's weird because when I was big, I pictured myself as much smaller than I really was, and now I picture myself as bigger than I actually am, so my

  • That's fantastic! I took one like that in 2013 after a 149 lb loss. The pants were a size 32, and my sister and I each got into one leg of the pants and had our picture taken. It was the most amazing

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That's fantastic! I took one like that in 2013 after a 149 lb loss. The pants were a size 32, and my sister and I each got into one leg of the pants and had our picture taken. It was the most amazing feeling in the world! Unfortunately, I lost myself and ruined all the hard work I'd done by 2021. Now, I'm starting my journey again with a revision to a bypass. I hope and pray that I can take another picture just like this in a few years. Congratulations! :780_sparkling_heart:

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4 hours ago, Arabesque said:

That’s amazing @BigSue. (You need to change your name to tiny Sue). Congratulations!

Thanks... I think I will always feel like BigSue. It's weird because when I was big, I pictured myself as much smaller than I really was, and now I picture myself as bigger than I actually am, so my self-image has probably only lost about 50 pounds.

Great picture! A true testament to Hard work! Congrats!

20 hours ago, BigSue said:

IMG_0531.thumb.jpeg.cc455b82be71416c9f863a6669082228.jpeg

Thought I’d share a fun pic from my 3-year surgiversary (ok, I’m one day late, but close enough). I don’t really have a good before and after set of pictures because I used to hate being in pictures and I would avoid the camera at all costs. However, I still have a pair of size 28 pants that I wore at my highest weight of 341 pounds, and yes, I can now fit my whole 135-pound body into one leg.

with room to spare! lol

Congrats!

Wow, great job little sue. [emoji3059]

Wow, great job little sue. [emoji3059]

Wow, great job little sue. [emoji3059]

Ugh lagged out sorry.

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That photo is so motivating, thanks for sharing!! Congratulations :89_clap:

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