weightless is the new black

guys, it happened! I made it to onderland!!!!

down 109 pounds! 311 to 202 and I'm finally starting to feel a lot more normal and a lot less self conscious :)

61 pound difference. first photo I had lost a little over 40 pounds and was feeling good. it's crazy how warped perception can be. down 103 pounds so far! #transformationtuesday #weightlossjourney

I AM OFFICIALLY DOWN 100 POUNDS HOLY CRAP. I never thought I’d make it this far, dang! I’m so incredibly happy with where my life is right now. I just need to work on not being so hard on myself and let things happen as they’re supposed to. ~45 pounds until my (initial) goal weight!

5 months post op, down 75 pounds since surgery and 93 pounds total! what was once a wardrobe staple for me is now a straight up nightgown!

get off the couch and do it or you won't see the results you want to see

breakfast: string cheese and vanilla Greek yogurt with a banana and honey almond granola lunch: string cheese, cantaloupe and baby carrots with light ranch veggie dip

Down over 92 pounds! It feels amazing to take up less space. I have to say, the response to my photos has been overwhelming! I've received so many new followers that I honestly can't keep up. I try to get to everyone's questions and reblogs as quickly as possible but I don't check this every day! If you followed me and are waiting for me to follow you back, shoot me a message - chances are I missed it! Feel free to follow me on Instagram as well: Weightlessisthenewblack :) Thanks y'all for the crazy amount of support! If I can motivate even one person to make a change to better their life, I'm beyond thrilled!

I am down 90 pounds! 311 to 221, I feel incredible.

If anyone is considering gastric bypass or any type of weight loss surgery, the only thing you need to know is that this is the best decision I have EVER made for myself. I am infinitely happier and more confident already. Picture on the left is me right around my highest weight - 311 pounds. Picture on the right is 5 months later at 223 pounds. This is been the single most difficult yet rewarding thing I have ever done.