Full weight loss after weight regain is possible, for example:
Tanny
on 6/28/08 12:21 am
on 6/28/08 12:21 am
Was at ideal weight of 110 lbs but now dealing with a 70 lb regain.
Can go up & down give or take 5-10 lbs but then...I'm stuck & can't seam to lose anymore before I get discouraged & quit trying again.
So happy to hear a regain success story finally. O.K. so how did your neice do it???
I believe she just cut WAY back on her snacking, calories and carbs. I don't know about everyone, but I think a LOT of us still eat a LOT more than we realize. And I shouldn't say this here, BUT, she didn't exercise much, if at all, just cut way back. I look at how much I'm eating, I'm averaging this week about 1,400 cal a day, and it is a HUGE, I mean HUGE cut back from what I WAS eating, so I was possibly eating around 4,000 a day and not even realizing it. Our pouch doesn't hold much, but we can pack it full every hour or two with high cal foods and actually GAIN weight. I know for a time she did the atkins induction, basically staying below 20 carbs a day, but that was to loose fairly quickly before her wedding..she still watches her carbs, but doesn't go that low and she just doesn't eat all day anymore.
368/190/220/140
Before/Lowest/Current/Goal I have come too far to take orders from a cookie!
Thanks Leslie for reminding me that weight loss after gain is possible!! It had wls on 8/28/2000 and lost 101#. By March 2005 had the first of my 2 "final freak-outs" when I joined Curves weighing in at 183#...a 42# weight gain from my lowest weight of 139#. I lost 11 pounds but gained it back again in 2 months. Jan 22, 2007 was the date of my "final final freak-out". I joined our Biggest Loser plan at my work and weighed in at 181 pounds!! I have gone through too much to let food take control of me again!! I started on their common sense approach to eating and making lifestyle changes and the weight started falling off. I don't mean to make it sound easy. It's very hard to change the way I've eaten and not exercising adequately for over 50 years, By July of 2007 I lost 27 of the 42# I gained and maintained the loss for almost 1 year. now Earlier this year when my weight loss started slowing down I had some bouts of discouragement. It seems like I was stuck on 152#. I really started to panic when I gained 2#. I have to tell myself that these fluctuations are normal. Remembering how I felt at my "final final freak-out" moment, I have to remind myself that I don't want to ever feel that way again. I'd love to weigh 129# again but I'll be happy when I get to 145#. Congrats on returning to the losing side and thanks again for being an inspiration to me to help me stay on track.