enjoyinglife

Awesome!!! All the best!!

This might seem kinda weird, but when I look at pictures of myself pre-op I don't recognize myself. I also don't recognize the guy that is staring back at me in the mirror now. I am in a weird place right now. I haven't decided how to feel about that.

How did I get through my own plateaus you ask? Very, very simple. I wrote down this quote and posted it everywhere and I mean everywhere. (work, car, locker, gym bag, fridge, bathroom mirror, etc.) "Hold the vision and trust the process" I held my vision, worked my plan, and trusted the process. I would be happy to share more details with you if you are interested. I agree 100% with angleface811, "everyone is on their own journey" Best wishes!!!!

AWESOME!!!

Congrats and all the best to you!!!!!!

I could take them or leave them.

I usually grab a bowl of cheerios and organic milk. On days I do my cardio in the A.M., I eat a protein bar after my cardio.

Rant away!!! I love Japan!!!! I was stationed there in the Navy for 4 years.

Congrats!!!

I was cleared ten weeks post op to do whatever I wanted.

On days that I get that dizzy feeling, it is usually because I haven't been drinking enough Water.

Best Wishes!!! All the Best!!!

Can't say I have noticed my nose looking any smaller.

All the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

all Beanie could do was cry

Thank you for sharing your story. I wish you all the best!!!!!

myfitnesspal

ask him to do a 10k with her

You are not crazy, I wish you all the best!!!!

I say to each their own.

No dumping occurs for me after I eat something that contains sugar.

My advice is to not fear the unknown. I can tolerate a large amount of sugar.

No one seemed to notice until I lost 60 pounds.

My advice...slap on some headphones, jam out to your favorite music and get pumped up!!! It has been a hell of a ride for me so far and I am just getting started. Keep in touch, I will help you out with whatever I can.

I was cleared at 10 weeks to swim and lift weights.