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Amazing job @@"Crazy Janey" You are so beautiful in both pics!!!

@@Riz2006 OMG what a wonderful result in such a short time!!!! You are rockin that sleeve girl!!!

Way to go nprcowboy!!! Amazing results!

Fantastic results all!!!

I was sleeved on 2/27/15 and Im down PO 46 lbs. (76 lbs total included weight loss prior to surgery).

I think you will be very pleased MsGal. And thank you paulatoney. Couldnt be happier!

I started on a journey to health after seeing myself in pictures of my son's wedding. Between health issues and lack of energy I had nearly given up and accepted life was just going to be as it was. And then I decided NO. It will not be luke that. Life can be so much more. I began slowly losing the weight. Watching what I ate. Mixing all the facts I've learned over the years from dieting. I lost about 20 lbs on my own. Not quite what I had hoped for. Lol I decided to take the plunge and get serious so I could play with my grandbabies. Get on the floor (and know I could get back up without assistance.)???? I was sleeved on 2/27/15. Pre surgery from highest weight I lost 30lbs total. Post surgery I have lost 42lbs for a grand total of 72lbs. What an amazing journey this has become. Well worth it all.

Thanks so much! I can remember how miserable I was the day of the first pic and I almost feel like I am a different person now. I have a long way to go but feel 100% better already!

Great job heynowkc!

Thanks so much for keeping us updated n your progress! We are rootin for ya!!!

Woo hoo!!! What an amazing accomplishment!!!

I cant wait to be able to ride horses again, and bike riding comfortably!!!

Wow! In US pounds that like 46 pounds lost todate. Thats fantastic! 21 spost op! You are doing great!!! Keep up the good work and glad you are feeling great and energetic too. It was def a good decision! Take care!!!

Woo hoo!!! Cant wait to be able to say that toooo!!!

Well done!!!

Amazing job!!! I can only imagine long term how much better you will feel! Keep it up!!! Life is a journey and sounds like you are taking it by the horns!

Our company gave us each a pedometer. We are all in a multiple week race every few weeks and it helps too in the motivation. They want us to hit 7k steps a day. Thats HARD when u sit at a desk. But I walk at break and after work. I didnt build up to that overnight. It went from walking my driveway, to the driveway to the first stop sign, and then to the first hill... Baby steps!

Went for a check up w my surgeon. Said Im on target and doing well. Woo hoo! By the end of the day I had walked right at 5 miles! Lovin my sleeve!!!

I apparently cant count. I was down 24 lbs. Today -25. Woo hoooo

How is everyone doing? I went to my granddaughters' (twins) 9th bday party today and went walking. Forgot my pedometer, went home grabbed it, met my sister back at the park and walked a couple more miles! I love the energy Im finally feeling ahain!! Oh. And I attended my first bariatric support group meeting today. Missed the first one just after surgery (wasnt able to drive yet). Hit 5wks 1 day today. Down 23lbs. Slow and steady. Lol

Way to go FinallyFit50s! And totally hear you on the patience thing. It will happen because of our determination, willpower, and drive! U can DO IT!

I started feeling more energy in the later part of the third week. I started walking my driveway first. Then to the stopsign. And now in week 5 i am able to walk 2 miles. Take it day by day.

I just walked today and i looked at my tracker. I walked 3.1 miles today! Holy cow! Woo hooooo!!! Man do I need a shower too hahahhaha

For the first time in awhile (years) I WANTED to do spring cleaning! I was on quite a roll. I even lost 1.5 lbs in the process. Food was an afterthought. I cannot tell you how much that means to me. Food. An after thought. Thank you to God and my surgeon for my sleeve!!!

Oh. I wasnt able to walk more than my driveway for awhile. Lol i worked my way up to the driveway and the first stop sign. It took awhile. I would say week 4 i was able to walk about 30 mins. If it causes pain in your surgery area, its too much.