Bandiversary was last week..what a difference a year makes

[kagoscuba 0]

Last September

This July

It has been an amazing journey. :redface:

[slim2be 0]

WOW, you look great....congrats on your success!

[cavalier2us 0]

Omg what a difference a year makes you look wonderful you are like a different person. How much weight have you lost? It,s my 1st year been banded on the 24th nov so i know a great change in myself i now have my life back after weighting in at over 350lb i am now down to over 126lb. Very well done

[jes1014 0]

Thank you for sharing that! :redface:

[rcruz 0]

You look great CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Snapdragon 0]

You look fantastic! Thank you for sharing this. This was the encouragement I needed today.

Congratulations again. What a journey.

[KayleighsMommy 16]

Wow...Congrats. You look great :redface: :w00t: :wub: :wub:

[marthie66 1]

Not only are you thin and in shape BUT you look way younger too! Congrats!

[kgloverii 0]

Wow! Congrats! What an inspiration! You look GREAT!

[lapitup 0]

What a hottie! Keep it up. :redface:

[Kalipso2 25]

wow... you're amazing! i've just started training for my first 5k. i haven't ran since i was a kid and i can barely run 1/4 of a mile but i'm determined to finish that 5k in november no matter what!

you look great!! congratulations and Happy Bandiversary!!

[bas 0]

Congratulations - you look great! You're a great inspiration for my goal next year - thanks for this post!

At my office for the last 4 years I've organized my MS150 bike team. (180 miles on a bike from Houston to Austin, over a 2-day period). THIS year I'm going to let someone else organize because I'm registering to ride. I'm determined to be in shape for it next April!

[mi_illusion_st 27]

congratulations! You look slammin!

mi

[PATCHELTON 0]

I wanted to be the first to tell you that you look hot, but someone beat me to it. Congratulations! I have had an amazing journey as well. While my knee arthritis might not go for a 5K, I might be able to walk you to death:laugh:! I added walking to my trips to Curves in January (on weekends as it was dark by the time I finished work). I walk in a park near where I live that has a 2 mile nature trail. When daylight savings arrived I began stopping each night on the way home, walking twice around. I am now losing daylight and can barely get around once, but will be instituting my backup plan--Water aerobics 2 days a week, Curves 3 days a week, the park on weekends. This past weekend I did 4 trips around both Saturday and Sunday, around 8 miles each day. Not bad for an old lady:thumbup:! I don't walk particularly fast, and I carry peanuts for the squirrels (a little passive weight lifting). They love to see me coming. I shake the bag and they come running. I even met a chipmunk (named him/her Chuckie) that comes to the same spot and I save the single peanuts for him/her. Chuckie stuffs one in each cheek and another in the mouth and runs off to stash them. About 2 minutes later, back again for more. I am a cheap date; they entertain me and make my walk more pleasant. I also meet lots of dogs (some who like peanuts too).

Keep up the good work.:wub:

[speck 1]

You look HAWT!!!! (and younger :wub:)