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F/29's Inspiring 25 Lb Journey to a Healthier Weight

Read one woman's journey of going from 175 to 150 pounds, and how she overcame the ups and downs along the way to reach her goal!

Article by Madeleine Smith

A before and after photo of a 5'10" female showing a weight reduction from 175 pounds to 160 pounds. A respectable loss of 15 pounds.
F/29/5'10" [175 > 160 > 150 = 25lbs, GW 145] (2012, Dec 2014, Apr 2015) a lot of ups and downs along the way, but I'm almost there!
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

For one woman, her journey to a healthier weight had been a series of ups and downs, spanning over three years. Starting at 175 lbs, she worked her way down to 150 lbs, with a goal weight of 145 lbs. Although it wasn't easy, she shares that taking it one day at a time and learning to forgive herself helped her make progress.

The Beginning

In 2012, this woman started her weight journey, but it wasn't until Dec 2014 that she hit 160 lbs. She then went down to 150 lbs by April 2015. It might have taken two years for her to lose 25 lbs, but she never gave up. She shares that learning to eat whole foods, cutting back on alcohol, and exercising regularly helped her lose weight.

The Ups and Downs

This woman's journey wasn't always linear. She experienced multiple plateaus, gained weight during tough times, and struggled to keep up her motivation. However, she never gave up! She shares that taking it one day at a time, acknowledging her setbacks, and moving forward, helped her make progress.

What Worked for Her

For this woman, what worked for her was taking a holistic approach to losing weight. She started by learning to eat whole foods, cutting back on alcohol, and exercising regularly. Additionally, she found that having a supportive community of individuals who were also working on their health goals helped her stay accountable and motivated.

Conclusion

One woman's journey to a healthier weight spanned over three years, with a lot of ups and downs along the way. But through it all, she learned to take it one day at a time, forgive herself and move forward, and never give up on her goal. She encourages others to try things out for themselves, and to remember that progress is not linear, but rather a journey of learning and growth.

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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.