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F/30/5'5" [187 > 156 = 31Lbs] Transformation Journey

Read about the weight loss transformation journey of Reddit user phantompoop from 187 to 156 pounds, and how progress pictures helped her stay motivated.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A photo of a 5'5" woman showing a weight cut from 187 pounds to 156 pounds. A net loss of 31 pounds.
F/30/5'5" [187 > 156 = 31lbs] Was having trouble seeing any difference lately, until I started going through some old pictures. (Face progress)
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

The Beginning of the Journey

Reddit user phantompoop started their weight loss journey when they weighed 187 pounds. With a height of 5'5", they knew they had to make significant changes to their lifestyle but were struggling to see any differences.

Finding Motivation through Pictures

For many people, progress pictures are a helpful tool to stay motivated. Phantompoop found this to be true when they started going through old pictures and saw the difference their weight loss journey had made. The progress was visible, and it became a source of motivation to continue their journey.

Positive Feedback to Encourage the Journey

Reddit user phantompoop's weight loss journey received positive comments from people. The comments complimented the progress pictures and encouraged them to keep going. While some of the comments may have been questionable, phantompoop drew strength from the positive feedback received through the process.

Weight Loss Success

Phantompoop's weight loss journey resulted in a 31-pound loss, bringing their weight to 156 pounds. They feel younger, and people have pointed out that they seem to look younger too. A few comments mention how cute they look, and phantompoop was happy to receive such affirmations.

Takeaways from Phantompoop's Journey

Phantompoop's journey taught them that weight loss is difficult and requires changes to your lifestyle. Progress pictures are a necessary part of the journey, as they help you see the change that you might miss otherwise. Positive encouragement can help a great deal in maintaining motivation. Finally, while changing lifestyle habits is hard, it is rewarding and leads to a better quality of life.

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Madeleine Smith

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Madeleine is passionate about empowering individuals with the information and tools they need to transform their bodies and lives.