torriqurll

Hi sleevers!! So this is my progress pic so far! On the left we have me at 5'8 314 pounds. This pic was taken 2 days before my surgery on August 18,2017 and in the right this photo was taken the other day and i am down 67 pounds! My weight now is 247! Trying to hit 200 by my bday (end of April) but I am so glad I put myself on this journey! I'm starting my YT (under victoria shadoan) blogs for fitness and healthy eating this weekend so please subscribe for recipes and on my Instagram! I do mini cooking tutorials in my stories every evening 😁😁❤️ @torriqurll001 ✨

You've got this! Sending prayers your way[emoji173]️

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Was sleeved on august 18 and I'm down 55 pounds! I've never felt so good! It's so crazy how your body feels and how much confidence u gain within yourself! I'm so glad I made this lifestyle change and anyone who struggles with weight loss I definitely tell them to consider this surgery![emoji16][emoji1376]

I'm a month and 3 days out and I've lost 31 pounds so far....super happy! Can't wait for this months weight loss numbers[emoji16]

I had surgery 8/18 and I'm down 28 pounds hopefully I can drop these last 2 pounds before the 18th this month so I can hit 30!

Sleeved 8/18 and I just hit my puréed stage....has anyone had their puréed foods get stuck in like the chest area? Caused a lot of discomfort but now I've been thining my pureeds out with water to make them a little less thick. Still don't get the urge to feel hungry but I know I'm not supposed to go without taking in some kind of protein... but I had my post op appointment last week and my doctor said I'm doing amazing. And the plus side down 24 pounds! Trying to hit 30! Hopefully soon [emoji2]

Honestly this isn't an easy surgery to go through for anyone.....some heal faster than others and some don't. Some people can get majority of their liquids in and others can't even meet half of their daily intake. It's a mental thing all around. Take longer walks through out the day to get your mind of the pain or just do extra things around the house. If your just moping around then that makes u think more about the negatives. 3 weeks out is a pretty decent time where u should be able to be out and about with friends. And reading your never going to eat your favorite foods again is bs. I know people personally who've had a successful surgery and have dropped over their goal weight and still have cheat days. It's all about you controlling yourself and saying ok I'm full I'm not going to continue eating this. When your able to eat regular foods again, meal prep for the week and then Friday or Saturday have a cheat meal and then get back on your meal prep the next day. Because if you just give up and just binge eat on all the bad foods that got u where u were before the surgery then the surgery was just pointless you know? It's all in your control! Just think of your goal weight and where u want to see yourself! Or even buy an outfit that u want to fit in by next summer and that can be another motivation for u! Don't give up because I'm rooting for you and I know you can do this...be strong for yourself and push through! [emoji1377][emoji171]

HW-314 (weight the day I started my pre op liquid diet 8/8) SW- 303 CW- 291 Height- 5'9 My surgery was August 18th and I feel amazing!

I've lost a total of 20 pounds since August 12 (start of my liquid diet weighing at 314) and my surgery was August 18! Which I weighed 303 and now I'm down to 294.... you inspire me girl! [emoji2][emoji171]

Oh wow awesome definitely have to go check that out thank you![emoji4]

A smart scale? Where did u get that at?[emoji2] I feel like my scale just stares at me all day lol I just want to be healthy in the end though!(:

Height is 5'9

The multivitamin is probably the worst pill! Since u can't swallow them whole I've been crushing it and putting it in my water and it tastes horrible lol but the b12 is good and the calcium doesn't tastes like anything.

Good luck you've got this!![emoji1377]