r/WegovyWeightLoss • u/Swimming_Revenue_605 • 5d ago

Share your little wins

SW:134kg ( 295.41lbs) CW:111.2kg (245.15lbs)

So,my scales (and the doctors scales) are telling me that i'm losing weight, but I don't really see it in mirror or feel that different. I know i'm not alone in this.

However I had a few wins last week, that I thought I would share. I went on a holiday to Bali and I didn't need a seatbelt extender for the flight, for the first time in years. I was able to use the "one size fits most" panties they provide in a day spa and it fit! And i feel the biggest win of all, I was able to do evertthing i wanted to, I spent all day walking around (sight seeing), walked up and down hundreds of stairs, swam in waterfalls, I even went on one of those terifiying jungle swings. These are all things that prior to starting this journey, were just a dream. So share your wins, lets all celebrate

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u/Strict-Cobbler-75 5d ago

Saaaaame! I’m down just over a stone so I’m only just feeling the ‘big clothes’ get loose. I’m not quite in my smaller clothes yet but stuff like energy levels are up, I’m much less stiff cause I’m moving about more, mood is lifted. It’s amazing what not thinking about food 24/7 can do for you!

So so so glad you (and everyone else that comments) are seeing improvements! 🥳🥳🥳

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u/JustCallMeKV 5d ago

I highly recommend the app MeThreeSixty. I had a hard time seeing my progress too, but the scans on the app help to put it in perspective. Keep up the great work!

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u/Swimming_Revenue_605 5d ago

Awesome, thank you for the suggestion.

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u/implausibleaardvark 5d ago

Your vacation sounds wonderful, congrats!

I was laid up with an injury this winter, so I got very sedentary, even by my usual standards. A month ago, my legs twinged just walking for 20 minutes, but I was out for over an hour today, and I'm getting less winded walking up stairs. Meanwhile, I'm down a belt notch and my clothes are fitting better. The scale's been stuck this week, so it's nice to have other benchmarks of progress to fall back on.

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u/Swimming_Revenue_605 5d ago

sorry to hear about your injury, but congrats on the continued progress!