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Before and after (= long before)
Posted:
12 Oct 2013, 07:40
by P-JK
Time to celebrate achieving my goal weight (64 kg.) with an ‘after’ picture on the day I also celebrated my 53rd birthday. The difference with ‘before’ is clearly visible, but not truly reflecting the impact of 5:2. Therefore I tried my original wedding outfit from 1985. And guess what? It fits perfectly. Back then I had just turned 25 and was rather fanatic in sports. Being able to wear this outfit is to me the ultimate visualisation of the impact of 5:2 on both my body and my state of mind.
Re: Before and after (= long before)
Posted:
12 Oct 2013, 07:44
by Jejum
Well done! You look great!
Re: Before and after (= long before)
Posted:
12 Oct 2013, 07:46
by carieoates
Well done, you must be walking around with a permanent smile. What a great idea, trying on your wedding outfit. I might try my wedding dress on.....but not yet. Congrats.
Re: Before and after (= long before)
Posted:
12 Oct 2013, 08:53
by Sue.Q
Well done
that's a great result
You do look very different and the first thing I noticed was that
You're now holding your head a lot higher.
Sue.
Re: Before and after (= long before)
Posted:
12 Oct 2013, 09:55
by CandiceMarie
Hi P you look so trim and smart in your wedding attire!
Thats a real achievement,well done x
Re: Before and after (= long before)
Posted:
12 Oct 2013, 09:58
by janeg
Ooh, by nice one. Congratulations! Lookin' goooooood.
Re: Before and after (= long before)
Posted:
12 Oct 2013, 10:52
by Minigill
Well done, you must be very pleased
I too noticed, you now look like you have a weight (no pun intended!)lifted off your shoulders and holding your head high
Re: Before and after (= long before)
Posted:
12 Oct 2013, 11:05
by AiriR
Well done P-JK!
Re: Before and after (= long before)
Posted:
12 Oct 2013, 13:24
by wildmissus
You look great and what a difference in your body language.
Re: Before and after (= long before)
Posted:
12 Oct 2013, 13:28
by Silverdarling
What a difference - you must be so pleased!
Re: Before and after (= long before)
Posted:
12 Oct 2013, 13:30
by Betsysgr8