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Wow, its finally happened. 198 lbs today. What a rush. i never expected to see this.

The weightloss has not ended completely as of yet.

Maintenance has not been easy, found myself falling into old habits, but fought my way back on track

Wow, its been 2 yrs since the sleeve. It is everything they told me it would be and more.

I cant believe how much my life has changed. Unbelievable? Not really. If one works as hard I did.

Never was easy, lots of work. Well worth the EF

Pretty sure my body likes it here. (227)

I kinda like it here too.

Still count my protien, avg 80 gr a day. I seem to be taking in a few more carbs, nothing outrages, probably 60 to 80 gr a day.

I Keep looking at nutrition label

16 months, still ticking down. Feeling great about the results thus far.

Its a little slower now but Ive exceeded my clinical goal, changed my personal goal about three times. LOL

Lat...

Its official. In 15 months, Ive lost HALF of my body weight. Can you belive that? Kinda hard to wrap my head around that.

Still loosing too, slow but sure. Life has changed for me.

I havent weighed a portion, or gone hungry in over 4 mo

Well its been nearly 14 months, 213 lbs, and a bevee of stalls. The most recent one lasted 2 months. I started thinking the weightloss was over.

WRONG! I have shed 10 this week, unbelievable.

Anybody else experience this late stall only

Well, its almost here. Its been a year since I began this journey.

Its been everything you guys said it would be and more.

The weight loss has exceeded my expectations, the health improvements

have been astounding.

At th

Well, 10 months have flown by since surgery day. I dont know how things could be better.

I knew that the weight loss would slow a bit as I approach my goal weight, but what I didnt know is that it would kickstart

again. Without changing

Whats up fellas?

What a ride huh?

I dont know if any or all of you guys are experiencing a strong desire to roll back the clock, and do some of those things that you

enjoyed doing "back in the day" , or just always wanted to do.

Wow, what a ride!

Getting used to the "new normal" but still as excited as ever.

The weight loss has slowed down but still going. 

Health improvements keep happening, almost daily. Feeling better all the time.

Doin thing

Until today, my weight loss numbers have been just that, numbers. What happened today made it real.

I was helping a buddy of mine unload horse feed from his pickup, and carrying 2 50lb bags of pellets, 1 over each shoulder and moving them about

Well,

7 months in, down 170, 8 inches smaller around the waist, feeling 20 years younger!

But those aren't  the HUGE nsv.

I got on my dirt bike and went for a long ride in the desert, over 90 miles of trails, dirt roads, with a 

Well,  I tested the limits over the weekend while on a fishing trip to the mountains with a friend of mine.

I ate all kinds of garbage, and drank beer too. 1st time since I started this journey I feel like I cheated myself.

Picked up 4

Hey sleevers,

I just past the 6 month mark. I had a vit d deficiency but am taking 4000 units a day now, seems to help.

I still cant eat all my protein on a daily basis, doing great on liquids though, 100 oz a day no sweat.

ive

I got a little cocky with my program and my restriction has eased up tremendously. I traded in my protein shske in the morning for a protein bar a couple of weeks ago and am now noticing a lot less restriction. ive gone from an oz and a half to 4 or 5