Down 89lbs in 49 weeks!

[lankyoffduty419]

Congrats!! That kind of transformation takes real work and commitment. You look so good and I hope to be saying the same thing about myself in 49 weeks. Currently 5 months in and down 14, watching journeys like yours for motivation.

 

[leanreaderjr]

You're going to get there. That 'this seems impossible' feeling in week 1 is exactly where almost everyone who later posts a 'down 89 lbs' update started. Good luck.

 

[fuzzy-flax]

The difference in pictures often reads as more than the actual pound count because of where the weight comes from and how posture changes. The visual impact from the face and upper body is disproportionate to the scale number. Looks amazing.

 

[freshstart_maybe40]

Great milestone - hard work over the long haul is what that kind of result represents.

 

[snappy_walnut]

Fabulous, honestly fantastic! What a great overall transformation. Plus you can definitely tell you've been putting in gym work too.

 

[amber-doodler-]

Wild how weight distributes so differently person to person. I'm literally 3 days into this, and my starting number matches your current one, yet I look closer to where you started, lol. You're motivating me to keep going, seriously well done!

 

[ToneLean]

Wow, you're looking amazing, huge congrats on how much MJ plus the effort you've put in has paid off. Posts like this are genuinely inspiring, especially only 14 weeks into my own journey with roughly 100 pounds still ahead of me. Thanks for sharing, it's great seeing the real difference this has made for you. Enjoy that new wardrobe!

 

[misty-offgrid21]

That change in your face is what really gets me, you look like an entirely different person now. Dropping 100 pounds is massive, and it clearly took real dedication and staying consistent to get there. Huge congrats, just keep that fire going and don't slow down.

 

[peanut_shaker]

You genuinely dropped 120 pounds? What was your starting number?! Never would've guessed you carried that much. Incredible work!!!

 

[luthier]

That's a massive improvement on the blood pressure front, and losing 63 lbs probably relieved a ton of strain on your whole system too.

The muscle and tendon benefit is honestly the part that grabbed me, since that's really what pushed me to start researching all this to begin with, so I'm genuinely eager to see how it plays out for me as well.

Thanks, really appreciate you sharing that! Means a lot.