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I seem to be having issues lately in seeing my self thinner.  To me, a 1x looks the same as a 4x when I look in the mirror.  I pasted this on facebook a couple of days agao, a good suggestion was to compare photos.  Here are a some to put things in perspective for me I guess.

My heaviest @ 324


Me @ 280- 260


Me @ 250-230


Me @ 220





I just needed to see this!

Comments

  1. What a difference! Thanks for sharing (and being an encouragement)!

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  2. WOW! Good for you! Losing weight is so not easy-I'm always battling it!!! Way to go, you look wonderful!!!!


    www.breakformom.com


    Blessings,
    Sharon

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  3. You look wonderful!! Great job on the weight loss. You definitely can tell a difference. I'm proud of you! :)

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  4. Beauty has always been in the "Eye of the Beholder". Love yourself as you are, or make the difference yourself. We must love ourselves before others will learn to love us. Health, is an issue to, as love flows freely between healthy bodies. Congradulation on the improvement of love and life.

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  5. Hello, I randomly came across your blog by clicking "next blog" at the top of my own blog.

    Anyway, I got to reading yours and want to congratulate you on your journey. Keep up the good work!

    Here is my own blog if you're interested in reading it.
    http://terri7291.blogspot.com/

    Thanks, Terri

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  6. You're doing great! congratulations ^^

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  7. Oh honey you look great and no way does 1X look the same as 4X... you have proven that.

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  8. ijust came across your blog... I think you look beautiful no matter what weight you are at... ive been having body image issues for a while now... I feel as though if you feel good, your healthy and happy then that is all that matters...good luck on your journey sweety... keep up the awesome work :) <3

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  9. congratulations on your weight loss. I have struggled with my weight as well but I know that 'I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me'. Keep up the great work.

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  10. No worries, love. You look amazing.

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