Hello, all.
I've been updating you all on my progress, and now here's another update 5 months into the diet. Started on February 7th at 264 (I'm 6'3"), and have been steadily dropping (a few plateaus here and there). I was at 231 on May 4, down to 218 on June 1. As of yesterday I was at 206!!!!!
Initially when I started I wanted to get down to 224/225. Then I re-evaluated and decided to get down to 217. Then, on the inspiration of my father-in-law, I decided to go down an even 60lbs, to 204.
So this means, 5 months into it, that I now only have TWO POUNDS TO GO!!!!
I simply cannot believe it.
Incidentally, I got a chance to look through my medical records recently, because I wanted to chart my weight gain. I'm 33, and was really skinny growing up (lanky is probably the best way to describe it, because of my height). I was about 180 when I graduated from high school, and probably gained about 5lbs a year at that point. So I figure I was about 200 when I graduated, and then continued gaining about 5lbs a year after that.
I weighed 219 in 1997. I weighed 231 in 1999. And then by early 2004 I weighed 264. So that's about 6lbs a year since 1997.
So here I am now, weighing about what I weighed in 1994/1995, when I was 23/24 years old.
I am simply flabbergasted.
Thanks for all of your kind words of support.
Sincerely,
Andrew Langer
I've been updating you all on my progress, and now here's another update 5 months into the diet. Started on February 7th at 264 (I'm 6'3"), and have been steadily dropping (a few plateaus here and there). I was at 231 on May 4, down to 218 on June 1. As of yesterday I was at 206!!!!!
Initially when I started I wanted to get down to 224/225. Then I re-evaluated and decided to get down to 217. Then, on the inspiration of my father-in-law, I decided to go down an even 60lbs, to 204.
So this means, 5 months into it, that I now only have TWO POUNDS TO GO!!!!
I simply cannot believe it.
Incidentally, I got a chance to look through my medical records recently, because I wanted to chart my weight gain. I'm 33, and was really skinny growing up (lanky is probably the best way to describe it, because of my height). I was about 180 when I graduated from high school, and probably gained about 5lbs a year at that point. So I figure I was about 200 when I graduated, and then continued gaining about 5lbs a year after that.
I weighed 219 in 1997. I weighed 231 in 1999. And then by early 2004 I weighed 264. So that's about 6lbs a year since 1997.
So here I am now, weighing about what I weighed in 1994/1995, when I was 23/24 years old.
I am simply flabbergasted.
Thanks for all of your kind words of support.
Sincerely,
Andrew Langer


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