Diario de Aman_da, 02 ago. 14

Super Awesome! Big Drop! Whatever you are doing, it is definitely working! Good for you! 

Congratulations, Amanda! I started out about the same weight as you (mid-280's), & have been trying to lose weight slowly. I lost 25 lbs before having my right hip & knee replaced. Then my hip incision became infected TWICE, & in the 6+ months it took to get over that I gained 10+ lbs back. Now I've lost nearly all of that weight, & am looking forward to continued weight loss. I need to lose about 40 lbs more to have my left hip replaced, as it is now quite painful. The only exercise I can do is exercycling & some very low impact stretching & strengthening exercises. So this time the weight isn't coming off as easily, but I'm determined that it WILL come off, & I will soon be thinner & healthier than I've ever been. All that is to say that I'm very impressed with your success, & that you are helping to inspire me to stick with it & not be discouraged. I'm thankful that I've realized that I AM NOT ON A DIET, but am making better, healthier food choices as a lifetime change in my eating habits. Best Wishes to you in your continued weight loss, & have a great weekend! ((HUGZ)), GLAMMER  

Thanks Kattay! Isagenix and clean eating all the way :) Thank you Draglist :) Thanks Glammer :) Sorry to hear about your struggles, glad to hear you're over coming them. My original start weight was closer to 300 lbs :( but for some reason it doesn't show that since changing my diet type. I've been a yo-yo queen for years and have finally gotten my head wrapped around things. Once you have the right mindset you're on fire and become unstoppable! Never give up on yourself and your dreams, you got this! :)