Holy Sh*t Batman!!! That is fantastic!! Congratulations! I wish I had your drive...... I feel like I am losing so slow, and now with more exercise, I'm finding that I'm hungry more often. Keep up the Great work! Diane C.

I just realized in my orginal post I made a type-o so let me revise it my surgery weight was 222, at the time of the post I was 182 a lost of 40 pounds well as of today I am 173 so a loss of 49 pounds I have 48 to go to get to goal I wish you the best in your journey!! Later Heather

Yeah, you did it!!! I can't wait until I can get to that point. That is a great accomplishment Shanell

Day 3 I did it I actually did it!!!! I ran 2 miles without stopping then walked another mile to cool down! Never in my life did I ever think that I would be excited about running. Or exercising for that matter. now if I could only get my husband to exercise! Thanks for the accountability! Leann 235/143/125

I ran a 5k on my 7 month anniversary and trained every day post-op for the run. When I had the surgery, I couldn't even walk up the stairs in my house to get to my tv room and I was bound and determined to run this 5k. I had lost 150 pounds in the 7 months and finishing the run was just icing on the cake. I'm 8 1/2 months out now and hope to have my PS in October when I'll be 11 months out. My every day is getting in my protein, never creating, never overeating, and drinking only water. Up until my race, I worked out 5 days a week but since my race, I've slacked off some and have only lost 1 1/2-2 pounds a week lately so the weight loss has slowed down a lot. My goal is to lose 20 more pounds before PS which means I need to kick it in gear and work out to achieve the goal.