Well I bit the bullet today and got on the scales for the first time since July. 12 1/2 stone fully clothed, I was amazed! Pretty happy with that considering I've spent this time not dieting! Although for the past few weeks I've been really strict with myself. I've had the odd Christmas sweetie but my calories have been really good - rarely above 1300. At my lowest I was just below 12st and felt I looked too thin even though the NHS said my BMI had me at overweight. My issue is I've always carried all my weight in my legs, which remain massive even after the surgery - they just don't wobble anymore lol. But that means even if my chest is bony and if my new arms might look skinny now, I'll probably always be classed as being overweight. I'm going to carry on being off carbs and keeping my calories down and see how it goes. It must be working - I had to take my compression leggings off in the middle of the night as when I lay down the material was rubbing on my hip bones and hurting me. That's progress right?!
Got a holiday booked in march so I'm hoping I might be able to wear some clothes I wouldn't have been brave enough to in the past. Unfortunately I have huge stretch marks on my shoulders from olden days. I've literally never worn a sleeveless top in my life, even in primary school I remember feeling too self conscious. But perhaps I could wear a tank top under a sheer cover up or something.
Exciting!
Enjoy Christmas everyone!!
Got a holiday booked in march so I'm hoping I might be able to wear some clothes I wouldn't have been brave enough to in the past. Unfortunately I have huge stretch marks on my shoulders from olden days. I've literally never worn a sleeveless top in my life, even in primary school I remember feeling too self conscious. But perhaps I could wear a tank top under a sheer cover up or something.
Exciting!
Enjoy Christmas everyone!!