I can't believe I'm doing this...
 

I'm posting a few photos of me at my highest weight - between 185 and 191.
I'm wearing size 14 pants in the first photo.
The second photo was to show my chin/jawline
The third photo is of my thighs after I finished Run For Your Lives

My goal was to take a current photo of each but I am limited to uploading 5

The photos in the retro print shirt are of me today in my office. I am now 151lbs.
Photo 4 - Sorry about the belt I'm still looking for the right belts. I am in a size 8/10 pants.

I am trying to lose another 15 pounds and I will start maintenance.

You look awesome! way to go!

Jawline
 

These two photos show my chin/jawline. I decided to take photos in my workout gear today.

Very nice I am new here and this motivates me even more keep up the day to day challenge

Congrats!!!!

Way to go! I started out very similar to you - 181lbs, 5'3" - and am around the same point so I can relate to the whole, "Am I really doing this?" feeling.

Keep it up, lady! :carrot:

Looking good! Keep doing what you are doing, you'll be to goal in no time!

Congrats! You've come along way!! You look great!

:thanks: Thank you all! :thanks: Sometimes it is hard to see the changes. I was surprised when I looked at my belt in the work photo. I have been putting that belt on for weeks and hadn't noticed the wear and tear on the holes. I just noticed that I am on the last hole of my last belt that fits! I have a thread somewhere on here asking for belt advice. I guess I need to review.

Last night I decided to take photos in my workout gear so that I could get a good representation of my progress.

You look great. Have to say you was rocking your high weight too tho. Great job. Very pretty lady!

That's so wondeful to hear. Good For YOU!!! I have lost 2 more pounds.

Slow and Steady wins the race :)

Great job. Thanks for posting these pictures......I guess I'm so visual that seeing these pictures of others really keeps me motivated. I would keep that belt forever. The way it shows your steady progress is a good reminder of how far you've come.....and where you never want to go again! Thanks for sharing.

Way to go!