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What a great journey. I've dropped 84 pounds since late January. My surgery was on March 9th. I've worked my way up to >250 miles per week on my bike. I rode 81 miles last Saturday. Tomorrow will be the first day to ride on the road bike that I rode 6 years ago when I regularly rode 300 miles each week. I still have about 120 lbs to goal, but this feels good!

Cloths are interesting. I've taken the last few months off work, which for me is a suit and tie gig. I'm looking at going back to work in June, and now have the issue of buying new suits. We went to dinner at a friends house tonight - most of my cloths just fall off and are useless to me.

Thanks to everyone for your support! You all rock!

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Sounds like no pants Friday! Good for you, wow, that weight has really melted off. (Men!)

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What a wonderful story to read on Friday morning. So happy for you, the weight loss is awsome. You

are truly an inspiration to us all.

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Congratulations, great job!!! So what kind of bike seat do you have? Even my soft sofa hurts my scrawny butt. Keep up the good work!!!

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Congrats! A great milestone! Keep it up!

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@Rogoful - until today I've been riding a Catrike Expedition. It's a recumbent trike. Very fun to ride and easy on the back and seat. They say the weight limit is 275lbs, but I can tell you it handles about 400lbs.

Today I'm on my road bike, and after 40 miles my backside is hurting. ????

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