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Is there a site that shows you a model of what you'd look like if you lost weight?

I could've sworn that I once went to a website where you could type in what you weighed now, and it showed you like a model of yourself. And than you could type yourself in like 40 lbs. less, or at your goal weight, and it showed you what you'd look like then. I have a really hard time "seeing" myself at lower weight because I can't remember ever being smaller. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

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Google "virtual model" which is the trademarked brand for that application. My Virtual Model is the creator's site and I believe they have a list of customers -- you could probably access it either way (from a customer's site, or theirs).

Keep in mind -- if I could look now, how my model looks 100 lbs heavier than my current weight, I'd go to maintenance. So take the likeness with a gigantic grain of salt. :smile:

I tried this and it was fun....also if you have photoshop you could photoshop pics of yourself to make them smaller. This way it is actually your face and body.

Thank you for sharing this, Lise! This is so encouraging! I love the way I'm gonna look!

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Not a problem, Tammy! I love the way I'm going to look, as well. Soooo sexy!!!

Thank you for sharing this, Lise! This is so encouraging! I love the way I'm gonna look!

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