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I am six months post sleeve gastrectomy and I am down to 229! This last month has been rough for me. I lost my my father at the end of April and my body responded by snacking and comfort eating. I gained back up to 238 from 233, but worked very hard the last two weeks to get my weight back down and it looks like I'm back on track. I have accomplished so much this year and I can't give up. I ran my first 5k, yes I ran the ENTIRE thing, in just under 45 minutes! I have hiked many trails. I am proud, and I know my dad is proud of me too. My biggest regret is I never got to run with him. He was an avid runner and very healthy. But I know he runs with me every time I run now.

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Thank you so much.

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I'm very sorry for your loss! Your Dad is definitely proud!

I ditto this. You are doing great!

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You look so healthy and happy!!! Good for you for getting back on track after your loss. It shows amazing focus, dedication and is truly inspiring.

Keep us posted and send more pictures! :)

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You look awesome!

Sorry for your loss

"We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them"

Einstein

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You look amazing. I plan to do a 5k in December. Can I ask what your starting weight was?

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You look amazing. I plan to do a 5k in December. Can I ask what your starting weight was?

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My starting weight was 310. I recommend using c25k app for training for a 5k. It's great!

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