Goal weight
*I* have come up with ideals for myself over time - and have changed them SEVERAL times (I JUST changed it AGAIN last week, lol) anytime I feel I am out of wack or sorts, I just go back to his basics and say F*ck it - letting the 'stress' of a goal off me sometimes gets me back IN line, oddly enough......
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I got into a convo with a co-worker who is also post-op sometime ago. The subject of goal weights came up and I told him my doctor had one for me immediately before the surgery..but has since backed off on that. My original goal weight according to the surgeon was between 165- 175 pounds; my co-worker thought I was already there.
He put this silly look on his face when I told him I was still 216 pounds (at six feet tall) and comfy with it. My doctor advised me that if I was healthy and comfortable at this weight, maintaining it here was fine with him. Besides, going down to that "goal" weight would have me looking sickly.
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HW: 280 - LW: 190 - GW - 180
Unfilled 8/15/11 - WT: 209
1st Fill 11/29/11 - WT: 215.5 - 3cc
2/20/12 - New Goal - Get n Onederland
2nd Fill 4/26/12 - WT: 224.0 - 3cc
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I started at 277 and looking at the rest of my family and what we assumed about my body structure under the extra pounds no one thought that when I reached the goal of 160 (set by me with my surgeon) I would be any smaller than a 12. I am 7 pounds away from my goal of 160 and I wear a size 8 comfortably. My new goal is 150 which is the top of the normal range. I will probably be a six at that point. I say all this to say that it is impossible to know where you may end up in clothing sizes. It truly depends on the amount of exercise you do to reshape your body. Set your goal to something that is motivating to you to do everything you need to do.
Good Luck