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c/progresspics·submitted 1 year ago by u/neha_rahimi

[Results] 39 weeks, 17kg, and progress was the hard part

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Reporting in. 39 weeks, 17kg, and progress was the hard part. The relevant figures are 39 weeks and 17kg, and they come from the same log I have kept the whole time. Weighing under consistent conditions — same time, same state, same scale — removes most of the apparent variability people find distressing. Rate of…

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u/niels_roos43 points·1 year ago

Same. Comparison ruined about three months for me until I stopped reading the fastest posts.

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u/greta_perrin62 points·1 year ago

13kg over 11 months and honestly the most useful marker was that stairs stopped being a decision.

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u/elise_grimaldi21 points·1 year ago

Disagree that the pace matters as much as you think. Durable is better than fast and nobody posts about durable.

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u/kaia_wojcik24 points·1 year ago

My goal weight at week one was a number I made up. I have revised it twice since and I am happier for it.

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u/honest_syringe339 points·1 year ago

Correction: 8kg over 15 months is a different claim from 8kg in a month, and the post reads as the second.

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u/yara_mensah7 points·1 year ago

the clothes change before the number does

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