We interrupt your regularly-scheduled Wednesday Workout Update with this breaking news: Today marks the two year anniversary of my hitting the 100 pound weight loss milestone.
TWO YEARS.
One HUNDRED pounds.
And I haven't gained it all back! Not even close!! You better believe I'm celebrating!!!
Let's face it, if everyone just lost weight and kept it off, there would be a lot less discussion (and profit made) on dieting. But the truth of it is that losing weight is only the beginning. Keeping it off? That's a whole 'nother story. And while this year has been a challenging one for me, what with losing my favorite form of exercise to an injury, and stress eating over my mother's shocking cancer diagnosis (she just went through her third set of tests since her surgery and is doing fantastic, I'm happy to report!), I still fit into most of my "new" clothes, with the exception of some pants. Yeah, things were looser a year ago, but hey - all things considered, this is pretty darn good. And with the advent of running getting closer and closer, it can only get better. Today, I'm celebrating the fact that I still have a normal-sized body...two years and counting!
STANDS AND CHEERS!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo happy for you :) well done!
ReplyDeleteDamn Straight!! Celebrate your butt off. I can't believe we have been friends that long. Longer really. I knew you before you had even tried Greek Yogurt :) Man, time just marches on.
ReplyDeleteYou're my hero!
Two thumbs up!!!!
ReplyDeleteCONGRATULATIONS!!!!!! I'm so proud of you but mostly happy for you that you keep maintaining your weight, no matter what happens in your life.
ReplyDeleteI totally agree that maintaining is the hardest part. When you are losing, you have a goal to work towards too.
I always say that being overweight is being sentenced for life. You can never let go again, sure maybe every now and then but you always have to get back on track.
Celebrate my friend with that ice cream you love so much.
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ReplyDeleteBRAVO!!
WWWAAHHHHOOOOOOOOOOOOO! You are the best Shelley! You are a super star! WWWWOOOWOWOWOWOOWOWOWOWOWOOWOWOWOWOWOOWOWOWOWOOW
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your amazing accomplishment!
ReplyDelete*****Fireworks*****
ReplyDeleteYou are a successfull maintainer and a hero to us!
You are one awesome possum, Shelley!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations and thank you so much for sharing your journey. I really enjoy your blog and my achey joints say thank you for the fish oil you sent my way.
ReplyDeleteI love your success story. Congratulations to a wonderful "loser"!
ReplyDeleteHigh five!!!!
ReplyDeleteBravo Shelley! I know what a big anniversary this is for you. And you are such an inspiration to me!
ReplyDeleteCongrats, Shelley! I can't wait to write a similar post! You know, a few years from now...
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!! Absolutely fantastic Shelley - you are a true success story through and through! Hope you are celebrating in fine style (and kick up those newly restored heels of yours)! Congratualtions!!!!
ReplyDeletexo Debbie
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ReplyDeleteAwesome. Just awesome. :)
ReplyDeleteYahoo!!! You have really done terrifically!
ReplyDeleteI went back and looked at the original post, because I didn't think I had known you that long, and there was a comment from me. Wow, time flies when you have a good friend!
Best.Post.Ever!! Still so proud of you Shelley!
ReplyDeleteHugs!!
Best.Post.Ever!! Still so proud of you Shelley!
ReplyDeleteHugs!!
Awesome! Congrats.
ReplyDeleteYou are so right about the maintaining being a whole other story. You are beating the odds. It's so motivating to see someone else doing it. Thanks for sharing your journey. You are Amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteWhooooo hoooo, Shelley!!! That is absolutely something to celebrate! Congrats and thanks for being such an inspiration to us all!!!!
ReplyDeleteYay!! Congrats!! I am gearing up to hit that 100lb lose and I know how good that feels you must be over the moon!
ReplyDeleteHappy 2 years! You're doing wonderfully! It's hard for me to imagine what will be hard about maintaining, because it's so far into the future you know? I try not to dwell on it because my hands are full with what I'm doing right now. I'm hoping that something inside will have changed by then to make it easier (although not easy).
ReplyDeleteGreat job! Love it! So happy for you!
ReplyDeleteSO wonderful Shelley!
ReplyDeleteI'm so proud of you.
Chrissy
Looooove it - so many congratulations about your hard work :)
ReplyDeleteHuge accomplishment...shouting from the rooftops is completely deserved and appropriate.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to you. Awesome!!! Doing the happy dance for you. :)
ReplyDeleteShelley, that is great. You should be SO proud of yourself! You are an inspiration.
ReplyDeleteShelley, that is great. You should be SO proud of yourself! You are an inspiration.
ReplyDeletehappy skinni-versary! you rock!!!!
ReplyDeleteROCKING awesome anniversary!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your "other birthday!"
And many happy returns of the day!
Congrats on all you have accomplished. I'm coming up on my 2 year anniversary of the beginning of my 101 pound loss although I've been struggling to stay there for the past couple of months since going back to work. It is a never ending battle but totally worth it. Rock on!
ReplyDeleteYou are my idol. In the same two years, I lost and gained and gained and lost and gained again. But I look at you, and I watch you keep pressing on, and keeping yourself on target and determined, and enjoying your skinny self loving life, and I know it's possible. It can be done -- you are proof.
ReplyDeleteSo thank you.
Congrats...that is certainly an accomplishment and I love that you're focusing on your successes without any "buts"!
ReplyDeleteHI Shelley! Congratulations! This is so worthy of a big celebration!!! I celebrate with you and send you a big hug.
ReplyDeleteWOO HOO!! Congrats on a wonderful achievement!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to you! I just hit the 100 pound mark and I too have been struggling but now I am back on track and the scale is moving again. It has taken me 2 years to lose 100 lbs so I hope that I can lose the last 50 I want in less time. Thanks for the inspiration!! Keep going!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Shelley from Shelly. You have much to celebrate.
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