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Success Story: User's Weight Journey From 172 to 142 in 18 Months

Read about how a reddit user successfully recovered from an eating disorder and found a healthy weight of 142 pounds within 18 months.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A picture of a 5'8" female showing a weight loss from 172 pounds to 142 pounds. A respectable loss of 30 pounds.
F/18/5'8" [172>142 = -30] (18 months) Eating disorder got me down to 100, recovery blew me up to 175 and now I am a healthy 142. [Slightly NSFW]
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Recovery from Eating Disorder

Reddit user Photosynthesexual was down to 100 pounds due to an eating disorder before she started her journey towards a healthy lifestyle. While she did gain weight during her recovery, she eventually found her way to a weight of 175 pounds, unfortunately without any methods that were non-disordered.

Healthy Achievements

However, in the span of 18 months, Photosynthesexual managed to find a healthy balance and decreased her weight from 172 pounds to a weight of 142 pounds. She reports that this was achieved through healthy weight loss methods and a combination of calorie counting with exercise.

Positive Comments on User's Success

The reddit post has received encouraging comments commending Photosynthesexual's success. Many have congratulated her for reaching a healthy weight and improving her lifestyle. Some have also appreciated her looks and personal style.

Challenges of Non-Disordered Weight Loss

One reddit user commented on the challenges of weight loss after recovering from an eating disorder. Photosynthesexual replied, mentioning that it has been difficult but slowly getting easier. She has had to find ways to maintain a healthy routine while not slipping back into disordered eating habits.

Encouragement to Find Your Journey

It's important to understand that everyone's weight journey will be different, and the goal is not just to achieve a healthy weight but also to maintain a healthy lifestyle. While Photosynthesexual's journey may not be the same as yours, it can be encouraging to hear about others' successes. It's always worth trying out a combination of healthy eating and exercise routines to find what works best for you.

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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.