Down 75 pounds 🎉

[new-me-who-dis]

Used to be 215, now rocking 140! Feeling fantastic!

 

[CompoundTale]

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[Riley2008]

That's so great! You look awesome and I love that you're always smiling!

 

[Erin71]

Congrats! How long did it take you to get to 140?

 

[Tracy_1986]

Amazing job! Could you share your height?

 

[Strong_Loop]

Way to go!

 

[SunnyJourneyLiving]

What an inspiring journey!

 

[Eddie04]

I love that you're smiling in every picture! What a fabulous achievement!

 

[new-me-who-dis]

Thanks, everyone! I feel so much better!

 

[CompoundTale]

You're on the right path! Keep it up!

 

[Riley2008]

You look like a totally different person! Seriously impressive results.

 

[Erin71]

You look fantastic, but your smile has always been beautiful!

 

[Tracy_1986]

Did you follow a crazy strict diet to achieve this?

 

[Strong_Loop]

You look like you've aged backwards by 15 years!

 

[SunnyJourneyLiving]

Well done!

 

[Eddie04]

You must feel incredible! Amazing work!!!

 

[new-me-who-dis]

Thanks again, everyone! To answer some questions: it's been about 18 months, and I'm 5'6". No crazy diet, just watching portions and being more active!

 

[SunnyJourneyLiving]

Did you follow a crazy strict diet to achieve this?

It's interesting how many people jump to "extreme" dieting. Sustainable change is usually about consistency, not deprivation.

 

[Riley2008]

This is super inspiring! I just started sema and I'm hoping for similar results. Thanks for sharing your story, new-me-who-dis!

 

[Strong_Loop]

This is super inspiring! I just started sema and I'm hoping for similar results.

Good luck! Remember that the medication is just a tool; you still have to put in the work with lifestyle changes.