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I such I could get excited as my wife does. I still have days when I tell myself "so what you've lost 100 pounds. You're still 160 pounds overweight!" But then I realize that I just need to do it again (lose 100#). I've done it once - I can do it again, right?

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I such I could get excited as my wife does. I still have days when I tell myself "so what you've lost 100 pounds. You're still 160 pounds overweight!" But then I realize that I just need to do it again (lose 100#). I've done it once - I can do it again' date=' right?[/quote']

Boy I remember that feeling! I remember losing the first hundred and then sighing because I wasn't even half way to goal. It can be really overwhelming.

But then I realized how far I'd come and knew I could lose another hundred. I just focused on small goals, like dropping another clothing size or going down into the next decade on the scale.

Now... here I am down 230 pounds and only 30 pounds from goal.

If I can do it, so can you :)

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Ok so how did you lose so fast and congrats , some of it is taking longer will get there tho as I had a 150 lbs to lose when I started and I a almost there to my goal that is as I know everybody is different good for you and keep it up the losing that is not the weight lol I just have my mom take in my clothes so far it has been a yr and 11 days since I was banded so I have only bought 2 out fits and 1 pair of work pants since then , I will buy ore when my mind catches up.

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wonderful progress.. so you still need to lose 160 lbs .. the good news is you don't need to lose 260 lbs.. anymore. New pants is a wonderful step in the right direction... keep up the good work...

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I such I could get excited as my wife does. I still have days when I tell myself "so what you've lost 100 pounds. You're still 160 pounds overweight!" But then I realize that I just need to do it again (lose 100#). I've done it once - I can do it again, right?

YES YOU CAN!!!!! congrats that wonderful!!!!! i was just telling my girlfriend about how im not going to buy any clothes at all until they are falling off me!

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Congrats...so super! Enjoy the new pants:-)

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If you need more encouragement go down to the big box home improvement store and pick up a 100lb bag of cement and imagine that your legs and feet was carrying all that around. Congrats on the lose so far.

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before surgery i was required to lose weight, i also dropped pants sizes, only problem i have is i wear uniforms and the person in charge of issuing them do not realize that i am going to need new ones more other then most

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That is incredible!! It's amazing how good the right size clothing feels. Congrats on your success. You can do this. ????

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What a great success post! You can totally do it again...and think of your pants size when you hit the next 100 pounds!!!

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Congrats! And get rid of clown pants, or save them for Halloween! :rolleyes:

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