5 Month Update

[skinnyginny 128]

It's been 5 months since going under the knife. Best.Decision.Ever.

[vsginkc 117]

Congratulations! Thanks for posting - so inspiring! (And I need some...I have pre-surgery jitters!)

[SLF1027 136]

Wow, what a difference! Congrats! (And you're green eyes are gorgeous!)

[skinnyginny 128]

Congratulations! Thanks for posting - so inspiring! (And I need some...I have pre-surgery jitters!)

Thank you! I know what you mean about the pre-surgery jitters. I didn't sleep a wink the night before. It will be over before you know it. You'll do great!

[skinnyginny 128]

Wow, what a difference! Congrats! (And you're green eyes are gorgeous!)

THANK YOU!!

[christieouchley 55]

It's been 5 months since going under the knife. Best.Decision.Ever.

Your rate of loss is fantastic. We are about the same height and BMI starting out so I was wondering what your average daily diet looks like.

[skinnyginny 128]

Your rate of loss is fantastic. We are about the same height and BMI starting out so I was wondering what your average daily diet looks like.

Hi christieouchley - My daily diet is focused solely on getting 60+ grams of Protein in a day. I don't count the carbs, fat or anything else. A typical day will start with a Premier Protein shake from costco. Then around 10am I'll eat some pork or turkey Jerky or maybe I'll have a hard boiled egg. I usually eat lunch around noon and have whatever seems good from the cafeteria. Around 3pm I'll have a Protein Bar. For dinner, I'll have whatever leftovers I can find in the fridge. Then at 8pm, I'll have a popsicle or some kind of fruit. I feel like I'm eating all the ding-dong-day. Does that help? I'm not very good about tracking what goes into my mouth. I just eat whatever until my sleeve tells me it is enough. But, I do try to make healthy choices and I ensure I get that protein in!

[JProx 161]

WOW GREAT JOB !!!