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I think this is very true.
The last time I lost a significant amount of weight it took me forever to get from size 16 to 10. But, then by losing another 10lbs, I was down to size 4/6. Maybe the larger sizes are made bigger in the sense that they can accommodate a larger weight size bracket??? |
Originally Posted by JennaR: |
Yes, it took me almost 20lbs to lose a size when I was going from size 22 to size 20 and a little less to an 18 and less to a 16 and so on. I'm about a 10/12 now and I think 5lbs would put me solidly in a 10 and another 10lbs solidly in an 8. Then, maybe fewer? I carry a lot of my weight in my hips, though, so when they lose, the pants fall off. I've been a medium up top for quite a while now.
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Originally Posted by Eurus: I wear a 10 now in most clothes - a 12 in some and an 8 in some... I weigh 175 and I'm a bit taller than you. |
I think the gap between sizes becomes smaller as you go down. If you look at some size charts, there is only 1" difference between a 4 and a 6 where there could be a bigger difference between the larger sizes. I noticed that as well. I can actually "diet down" a size by losing about 7 lbs, but I could never do that before. I wear a 6 now.
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Originally Posted by LiannaKole: I was beginning to get a big discouraged since I just broke out of the 300 lb range [down 20] & haven't seen any changes in my body yet. But as long as I know it's coming, I'll keep on. :) |
I started at 165 and now weigh 145.. That's 20 POUNDS!..... I am still the same size 13. Yup SAME SIZE... Same size shirts as well. My boobs are a tiny bit smaller as well as my thighs. But you would think that with only starting at 165, that 20 pounds would make a HUGE difference. It's kind of depressing actually....
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Originally Posted by Candeka: I'd be pretty bleh too. |
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I'm so encouraged by this post! I've lost over 80 lbs in 13 months and have gone from a size 22 to a size 14. I have the stubborn belly fat that is hanging on for dear life. I was a 'pear' as I gained the weight, but it is coming off as an 'apple'. weird. I would be in a smaller pants size if my waist would give it up.
I sure hope that 10 lbs = new size for me soon! It is true that 10 lbs as a percentage of body weight is greater as your weight goes down. The paper towel roll example also explains it nicely. Can't wait to experience this for myself. |
Originally Posted by ValRock: |
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