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I'm ugly crying!!! I made it to ONEderland!! Omg!!!! 4 more pounds to go to hit goal!!!

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WOW!!!!!!!!

I bet you had times where you thought this would never happen, but here you are! Congratulations!

I feel like these big milestones can mess with your head sometimes. Like, I hit 201.6 lbs 12 days ago and was just certain I'd be under 200 in no time... and I'm still waiting! I instantly bounced back to 203, made it to 201.0 after almost a week, stalled for a few days... At least I dipped to 200.8 this morning. But to finally see that 199... that has to feel so good.

When was the last time you weighed this little? For me, the last time I was below 200 was when I was 28 (22 years ago!).

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Woohoo way to go, great end to the week.

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I'm ugly crying!!! I made it to ONEderland!! Omg!!!! 4 more pounds to go to hit goal!!!
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Awesome. It's the greatest feeling in the world. You have come a long way on a tough road. Well done.

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2 hours ago, NickelChip said:

WOW!!!!!!!!

I bet you had times where you thought this would never happen, but here you are! Congratulations!

I feel like these big milestones can mess with your head sometimes. Like, I hit 201.6 lbs 12 days ago and was just certain I'd be under 200 in no time... and I'm still waiting! I instantly bounced back to 203, made it to 201.0 after almost a week, stalled for a few days... At least I dipped to 200.8 this morning. But to finally see that 199... that has to feel so good.

When was the last time you weighed this little? For me, the last time I was below 200 was when I was 28 (22 years ago!).

It's been 27 years since I weighed less than 200 pounds. I weighed myself 5 times, just to be sure, before I took the picture lol

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I tell you all the time you are amazing and an inspiration to so many!! You look spectacular!

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On 5/19/2024 at 12:20 PM, SleeveToBypass2023 said:

I'm ugly crying!!! I made it to ONEderland!! Omg!!!! 4 more pounds to go to hit goal!!!

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WOW great job.

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2 hours ago, NCL04321 said:

I tell you all the time you are amazing and an inspiration to so many!! You look spectacular!

Thank you :) I just knew that, no matter how many surgeries I had to have, this is a once in a lifetime shot to fix what was broken and undo the damage I did for decades. Ironically, having 10 surgeries in 2 years actually forced me to slow down, think about everything I eat and drink, don't overdo it but still make sure I move my body. I worked with both my nutritionist and a bariatric therapist for a long time (still working on my body dysmorphia, but that takes a lot longer to work through) to finally get here.

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On 5/19/2024 at 12:30 PM, NickelChip said:

WOW!!!!!!!!

I bet you had times where you thought this would never happen, but here you are! Congratulations!

I feel like these big milestones can mess with your head sometimes. Like, I hit 201.6 lbs 12 days ago and was just certain I'd be under 200 in no time... and I'm still waiting! I instantly bounced back to 203, made it to 201.0 after almost a week, stalled for a few days... At least I dipped to 200.8 this morning. But to finally see that 199... that has to feel so good.

When was the last time you weighed this little? For me, the last time I was below 200 was when I was 28 (22 years ago!).

Pretty much everyday I just KNEW I wouldn't make it here lol I had to block out all the noise and just focus on my mind, my body, my health, and my goals. I had to make sure the number on the scale wasn't my main priority. When I did that, I eventually got here. But all the NSVs along the way were the real rewards.

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Thank you, everybody!! I really appreciate all the kind words :) It's been a long, winding, tough road to get here, but I wouldn't change a thing.

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On 5/19/2024 at 1:20 PM, SleeveToBypass2023 said:

I'm ugly crying!!! I made it to ONEderland!! Omg!!!! 4 more pounds to go to hit goal!!!

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Congratulations!

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