Half a year, 35 lbs gone!

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The last time at this weight was 16 - that is the most visceral version of the milestone landing. The OP at 35 lbs and six months is in that same territory of rediscovering a weight that belongs to a previous chapter of their life. How close are you to that number now?
 
Same girl! My therapist's the only one who knows. Not really fear of judgment, more that everyone's going to form their own take regardless. Some might chalk my results up entirely to MJ dismissing the actual effort. I put in serious work, and honestly don't experience that missing food chatter thing others describe, nor the effortless melting away people talk about. Some might view it negatively, who's to say... I just know I don't need that background noise or outside commentary.

You're looking great :) Our paths line up closely. Began at 125 kg, now 106.5, also 5'7. Keep it going :)
 
Congrats on shedding those 10kg, genuinely impressive! Couldn't imagine dropping 30kg total, and honestly the final 5kg took me twice as long as the first 10. So try not to get discouraged once things slow down. I hovered right around 72-73kg for what felt like forever, then suddenly my body kicked back into gear. And out of nowhere, boom, half a kilo under my target
 
Yo, huge congrats on the 48 pounds, that's genuinely impressive! Stalls happen, sometimes you've just gotta shake things up a bit. You're also moving through this really fast too
 
Congrats on the 30kg loss! Mind sharing more about how that went? For me it's been a full year, started at 84kg and only managed 15kg total. Dropped that early on and then progress just stopped. Might be because I never increased my dose, so curious to hear the details of your path.
 
Got a few questions
1) what number did you start at and where's your target?
2) run a tdee calculator yet to figure your ideal calorie range for shedding weight?
3) actually tracking intake, using a food scale?
4) shifted anything about daily habits? Just two meals with the first being basically tea doesn't sound like enough fuel to get through the day.

If only 20lbs stand between you and goal, expect the process to stretch out noticeably longer. My own starting point was 260lbs and ten weeks in I'm at 238lbs, aiming for somewhere between 160-180 depending how much muscle I end up wanting. Shedding those same 20lbs feels far simpler for me than for someone whose entire remaining journey is just those 20lbs
 
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