charming23
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Currently I have lost 32lbs and hope to keep going. It is the most I have ever lost and kept off for any period of time.

I can't explain it, but winter kicks my butt.
I need an environment that is free of junk food because I know I have no will power. DH buys cookies, cakes, candies, bakery like it is going out of style. I don't see any way to ever lose it while we are married unless he decides to be supportive and keep that stuff at work the way I keep asking him to 

I've lost 40lbs since January. Sad part is....I have no idea how?? No diet, no excersize, no change in routine. It's just melting off me.![]()

I joined the Air Force in 1968 under a weight loss program called MREPs. Medical Remedial Enlistment Program. I lost 95 pounds in 7 weeks (26 of that was on the first day). Amarillo, Texas can be pretty hot in June so most of that one day thing was water weight. Fun times.
On the down side...I spent the next 40 years putting it all back on again. It's way harder to lose it now.![]()

i lost 190 pounds after gastric bypass surgery 7 years ago, but have gained about 15 of it back. at least, i hope that's all-i don't own a scale, so i don't know for sure, but my jeans are starting to get uncomfortably tight. i'm a compulsive eater, and fought the urge successfully for 6 years, but it seems to have beat me again, i can't stop. i KNOW when i put something bad in my mouth that it will cause weight gain, but i eat it anyway. it's not like i don't care, i REALLY do care, a LOT, but i just can't stop it.![]()


95lbs in 7 weeks??? 26 in one day???? How is that even possible![]()
I think you should be getting the picture by now. PS...not to be tried by anyone over the age of 20. It could easily kill you. Routinely, while running those half mile segments on the track, you had to watch for and sometimes jump over, fallen bodies of others that passed out. You were not to stop and help, the instructors would take care of it (I think).