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My stall finally broke!!!!  It has been two weeks of jumping between 240-242lb.  I was so excited to 239 this morning!  It has been very frustrating and before, I would have said "chuck it, I'll eat what I want", but with WLS, I counldn't do that and that alone is worth going through surgery.

I went shopping yesterday at Fashion Bug.  It was very exciting to not have to go to the 3/4x racks.  I took a moment just looking at them.  It was a surreal moment.  I took a bunch of 2x shirts in with me and guess what?!?! Some of them were too big, "what the heck, noway!"   So my next trip I took both 1/2x!  Some fit, most didn't but it was great to be able to try them on.

The other thing I saw was the dreaded bathing suits.  But you know what?  I don't think I'm dreading them this summer.  I say that now, we'll see when it comes time to putting them on, lol!


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  1. Sarah GFebruary 12, 2011 at 2:38 PM

    Woo Hoo!

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  2. AnonymousFebruary 12, 2011 at 7:32 PM

    Your not going to dread bathing suit season, because we are going to match, remember? We got our tax return, and I am going to order mine :)

    Great job on the weight loss!

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  3. Love Bears All ThingsFebruary 13, 2011 at 5:09 PM

    Wow! Congratulations! I know what those plateaus feel like when you can't seem to get past a certain point. Great job!
    Mama Bear

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  4. barngirl0825August 14, 2011 at 6:43 PM

    how do you have so many members??? I have 0

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