SV?....... NSV? Which One?.......or Both???

Buon Giorno Everyone!

I feel the need to celebrate today.  I started out on the day of surgery as Super Morbidly Obese, then dropped to Morbidly Obese, then Extremely Obese.  Today, I'm just plain old Obese -- no modifiers, no qualifiers, just one word..........Obese.  Only those of us who are experiencing the changes from our weight losses can truly understand how amazing this can feel.

Have a great day!

Ree

Awesome Ree!!!  Count it as both an NSV and a SV...

Thank you Wildcat!  We're having fun with this, right!!!

WOOOHOOO! I totally know where you're coming from.

Just wait until you see "overweight". I keep saying "you're overweight, Candy! Just overweight!" When I reach a normal BMI, I'm going to totally be lost. I've been SMO for my entire adult life before surgery.

It's a SV, NSV and just a plain old victory. You rock, Ree. xoxo

Thank you, Candy!  Yes, I can almost see "overweight" at the end of this next tunnel...........still tens of pounds to go, though, but I will get there!

Just saw you newest accomplishment that you posted on MFP -- CONGRATS!!!  That's awesome!  You'll enjoy this:  the spouse has started gaining weight (and it has accelerated since he started working out) -- can't keep him fed......and here I am losing (slowly, albeit losing).............you know my story, so you know how "delighted" I am LOL  I know that's mean, but............

Some days, it doesn't take much to find some laughs!!!

I always found a "goal" to celebrate every 5-10 pounds. It kept me sane during the tough times because I had SO much to lose.

LOL! You are mean, but ya know what? You'll pass him up and wave as you go by soon enough! xoxo

Celebrate away, Ree.  You totally rock and it shows.  So so so glad for you.

Nancy, you are such a good friend -- thank you!  Just luvin' all this good stuff............not just mine, but for all of us who are making changes in our lives!

its a VICTORY!!!  CONGRATS!!!  Im so proud of you!!

Thank you so much!  We're all knocking down the pounds and getting healthier -- what a happy thought!