How One Woman Lost Over 200 Pounds in 15 Months

[@Jgfvids]

This has been so inspiring. I was over 500lb last week and I’m down to 488lb already this week. I’m literally looking to make a transformation just like this young lady.

[@lbschangemylife]

Good job! I started on Oct 12th and have lost 16 pounds :D good job on your loss!!

[@terriloveandlight6983]

Jamals, you keep going. I have a strong inner feeling you are going to be tremendously successful. Saying prayers for you. All my best!

[@mello4392]

You can do it! 12 lbs off that is awesome! Keep it up

[@trudyhopkins4049]

Congratulations! Praying you will experience the reality of God's promise to you, found in Ezekiel 36:26-27, to have a new mind and new desires that will continue to foster your life change. I'm on that journey, too, and have 82 more pounds to go. But it's no longer about the pounds - it's about embracing discipline and loving myself, refusing to use food as a drug, and keeping my eyes on Jesus each morning, Who gives me wisdom and strength for each day and assures me of His love. Blessings to you!

[@cryptojack4933]

Mr. Jamal I'm similar weight and I'm making changes as well! Fight on Brother!

[@lala4461]

I went from 235 to 170 in a couple of months this time last year. So far I've maintained it without having to try much. I remember finally getting below 200. I cried like a baby when I saw 199 on the scale! Such a feeling of accomplishment.

[@QueenCityCloser]

Yesss!! Congratulations

[@bevanbuckwheatshea5520]

FABULOUS!!!!!!

[@paulinegauthier1867]

How did you do it, may I ask?

[@YGardenRose]

A couple months? That’s not recommended but congrats on the weight loss.

[@kittye311]

How did you do it?? I'm desperate

[@jellybellyfun3288]

The love and support of her husband and kids is everything!! Living in a SAFE neighborhood is a must!!! In some neighborhoods, walking outdoors isn't even an option.

[@tracyzarate340]

Yes watch out for them roaming pit bulls

[@mindymay3]

@@tracyzarate340 seriously! I used to live in a neighborhood where I would go out running. I was badly bitten more than once by loose dogs! Not just pitties, but they tend to be more bold and aggressive. Not ALL Pitties, before anyone blasts me, lol!

[@Arp477]

Yes, it's true. I think neighborhood safety should be a federal mandate! 😜

[@geetywaziri8321]

So true

[@jjjjjj192]

Treadmills are a great option. I lost a lot of weight using one that I bought for $300 from Walmart. I just bought a new one from Amazon and they delivered it too for $300.

[@sayalidamle90]

"Every morning at 6 am my friend Karen comes over and we go for walks together" If you want to be a Karen , be this type

[@Onelightoftheworld]

🤣😂🥰

[@jaybee2893]

Haha good one!

[@nessydelight470]

Yes 👍🏿 at 3:10

[@XevLexa]

😂

[@Amorioke]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 I concur

[@teridaly9752]

I lost over 200 pounds 20 years ago. Never gained any of it back, I went from 320 pounds to between 111 and 117 pounds, very stable weight. I wear a size 0/2. I do eat, quite a bit in fact, small amounts several times a day. I also take small bites, eat slowly, and I eat enough protein and fats, no more, no less, enough. If you knew you could eat anything you want and not gain weight, food would stop being the enemy, there is no "good and bad" choices. Food is just food, when I am hungry I have something to eat, not all and not none, just some, if I want more, I have more, if I want less, I eat less because I can have more later, I don't wait for mealtime if I am hungry, I eat and done. Once you stop the obsessing, portion control, calorie counting, chewing 30 times and the hundreds of tips and tricks to lose weight you realize how much time and effort you put into dieting and how that can stop you from having other hobbies and interests. Put food in it's place.

[@CentsibleLivingWithMoneyMom]

Congratulations Teri

[@tracyzarate340]

I'm still at 338, I'm 57, miserable getting old

[@tracyzarate340]

Congrats to you, your my hero

[@e.a.loomis2618]

@@tracyzarate340 Sigh. I'm trying, yet again, to lose weight. (I'm a few years older than you, Tracy.) It's HARD. The thing is, I like to travel. And asking for a seat extender on a plane is EMBARASSING. Trying to walk around cities or museums with over 100 extra pounds is exhausting. And COVID? Look at how many of the folks who have died - include the very young - are overweight. I'm vaccinated, but I'm still afraid with my weight that, should I catch the disease, I might not make it. So, once again, I'm on a diet. And trying to walk a bit. Who knows? This might be the time I succeed.

[@tracyzarate340]

@@e.a.loomis2618 I ate watermelon for 3.day, and I lost 10lbs!!!!

[@Aritul]

Bravo to her! This was a great story! ETA: Her husband seems like a great guy. Very supportive.

[@intuitivediane]

Perfect relationship ❤

[@elizabethrose3667]

It’s hard to do I know. I lost 63 pounds in 8 months. I cut sugar and carbs and walked. Covid I need to do this again. I really commend her it takes effort and you have to be sick and tired of being sick and tired. It’s all you. You can do none of this for anyone but you. As women we put ourselves last. She is awesome !

[@V.E.R.O.]

That's impressive, congrats! How long and how often did you walk? What time did you eat your last meal of the day?

[@elizabethrose3667]

@@V.E.R.O. I walked everyday. Usually 3 miles. I just ate lunch and dinner no carbs that weren’t natural carbs. I was on a budget so lunch was celery and hot dogs or a chicken breast. Dinner was usually a salad and meat. Just really meat, eggs, vegetables snd water. No sugar I felt great. Covid started and menopause so I gained weight where I never had weight. Going back to eating no carbs. No sugar again . I wish well . I had so many people ask how I lost weight I said, I cleaned up my diet and walked. The only thing I bought was a gym shoes every 6 months I wore them out.

[@wickedhouston5538]

no need to exercise so much. eat less food and fast for 24 hours everyday

[@thankyouverymuch]

And she was wealthy enough to have a personal strength training coach. Can't leave out that part. As she said, she couldn't have maintained the weight loss without that part.

[@elizabethrose3667]

@@wickedhouston5538 good luck! It’s not easy. It’s an addiction. Just one day at a time. I usually took one day at a time I failed at times but don’t give up as whole. The most frustrating thing for me, I cleaned up my diet, walked everyday didn’t lose a pound for 3 months then the 4th month I lost 30 pounds. Be prepared you go to the bathroom a lot. I wish you well.

[@strangertobluewater]

I love how her husband is so supportive .

[@meghoughton562]

I was JUST going to say that exact thing! You can tell he *genuinely* loves her & is there for her, no matter what. 🥰

[@mawmawshomesteadpreparedness]

My husband basically laughs at me when I say anything about losing weight. He always says “ I bet, we’ll see”.

[@meghoughton562]

@@mawmawshomesteadpreparedness Oh, no. 😣 I'm sorry...😔

[@us89na]

You done messed up, A-R-R-ON. No it doesn't have the same ring to it.

[@isailwind3471]

@@mawmawshomesteadpreparedness Serve him divorce papers and tell him you're going to lose whatever he weighs.

[@lavern1402]

This is MAGICAL AND REALISTIC all at once! I’ve lost my teen son to suicide in 2008. Right after he passed, I had NO appetite for food. Then for the next few years, I ended up become totally addicted to foods that were loaded with sugar and carbs. I had trouble sleeping at nights and foods became my comfort. I ended up piling on pounds… I am trying to gain control and focus on finding healthier ways to move forward. This video is truly an INSPIRATION!!!!

[@jackiethefaithwalker1494]

Sorry to hear that about your son. You got this. Let him be your motivation to push yourself 😊 Blessings to you!

[@intuitivediane]

Bless you so much. I hope you feel better. You deserve to be happy so your loved one in heaven Can smile Down on you

[@florence4845]

So sorry for your loss💔

[@SvitlanaIvchenko-hk5yo]

I’m sorry for your loss. God bless!❤

[@fredjones554]

God bless you sweetheart.

[@taneyat6_33]

I loved what her husband said about his wife, "She's amazing"!

[@intuitivediane]

Yes she is

[@emmanuelnaranjo8114]

Now that she looks better she is going to leave because she thinks she ccan do better

[@taneyat6_33]

​@@emmanuelnaranjo8114 i pray 🙏 that does not happen

[@tool-nh8mk]

Prolly not! Her husband means more and their kids do.​@emmanuelnaranjo8114

[@KetoCookbooksCorner]

*This woman's transformation is nothing short of incredible! Seeing how she managed to lose over 200 pounds in 15 months is so inspiring. It's a great reminder that with determination and consistency, we can achieve our weight loss goals.*

[@ronnieking3848]

I used to walk 3 to 5 miles a day, even pregnant. I cannot imagine walking 15 miles a day. Congratulations to Megan!

[@wickedhouston5538]

no need to exercise so much. eat less food and fast for 24 hours everyday

[@headishome8452]

@@wickedhouston5538 🤣🤣🤣

[@carissahowell]

@UCJsFLZ8ywILamXFAyIhELVQ how can you eat once a day when you're fasting for 24 hours a day 🤔

[@wickedhouston5538]

@@carissahowell you need to go back to school

[@KatieMarisol7]

@@wickedhouston5538 I know you mean one meal, and then fasting for 24 hours - but wow that is terrible wording! No wonder you’re confusing people.

[@CarlyRaeJempsen]

I'm so glad they're promoting a REALISTIC weight loss story. This is amazing!

[@TheChief88]

Any weight loss story is realistic as long as you have discipline after getting to your goal weight

[@thelogicaldanger]

@@TheChief88 People who lose weight by starving themselves for one month (like via liquid diet or any diet cutting out most foods) are not going to be able to maintain that, because such a diet is never realistic and they lost the weight without learning healthy eating/exercising habits.

[@TheChief88]

@@thelogicaldanger Fat people cannot starve. It’s impossible. If they gain it back after losing it all is because they lost their focus and discipline. Fasting is the most healthiest thing you can do along with exercise.

[@thelogicaldanger]

@@TheChief88 Of course they won't literally starve. I mean if someone loses weight solely by fasting/liquid diets/etc, they have not learned any eating habits. At some point the fast/liquid diet/etc will be broken, and they will go right back to their unhealthy eating habits, because they didn't learn any better, and gain all the weight back. Real world experience proves this time and again. Realistic weight loss is slow and steady, it is making small changes at a time, that the person can take the time to get used to the news changes, and to make changes that they will realistically be able to live with (and as they get used to small changes, it becomes easier then to build on that and make further small changes. )

[@mindymay3]

@@TheChief88 Wrong.

[@viralnorn9173]

I took over a year to lose 75 lbs, and I have kept it off for over 3 years. I weigh myself every morning. I use it as a tool to keep myself informed. Challenging myself physically makes me feel the most alive, and food is the fuel that gives me energy to do that.

[@rebeccawillmore1394]

I think its so wonderful that her husband was so supportive and loving regardless of her size. Wow, what a gem.

[@rjackson8292]

For all of you that are focused on stretched skin, work situations, etc. Take those thoughts of doubts and negativity and turn it to determination. You can meet your goals but you have to make sacrifices. If you don’t do the work, you will Not get the results. You Can do it. Don’t compare yourself to anyone. I am on my own weigh loss journey which is not nearly as much but it requires a change in the way I think. Taking one day at a time! Love yourself! You are unique! You are special! You are a child of God!

[@sme7385]

you are cool. R.

[@tarabooartarmy3654]

Thank you! I needed to hear this!

[@JourneyOfFaith72]

Thanks!

[@thankyouverymuch]

She was wealthy enough to have a personal strength training coach. Can't leave out that part. As she said, she couldn't have maintained the weight loss without that part.

[@13579hee]

The sad truth is that for me, knowing I have loose skin is the most depressing thing ever being really keeps me from being dedicated to losing weight......i just wanna have a normal body

[@rhondaadams4013]

I began walking 2 miles a day, everyday, for weeks, and my weight started to drop. Then I began to cut back a bit on the amount of food I ate, and eating a little better. And I began to lose more weight. We need to stay active to burn off the excess calories we take in.

[@americanbeauty171]

Congratulations Rhonda!!!!

[@ejc139]

@@rhondaadams4013 congratulations! i wish it was that easy. i do that and somehow still gain weight. i don’t have a big appetite, and only eat twice a day, small enough portions that my parents say “that’s it?” every time i eat, but it’s not under eating… but still gain weight.

[@J_NYC]

Her husband so supportive that's a true husband 🙏 Blessing to both 🙏❤

[@intuitivediane]

Brilliant and Helps

[@cookingwithiyana7078]

I love her philosophy and view point in life especially when she said we have everything we need to be successful in life we just have to believe in ourselves

[@BL3SSed-Bliss]

I find this to be inspiring for more than just weight loss. It shows how much we can change in only 15 months, which is such a short time (esp. in retrospect)! It also highlights the importance of a support system. I am thankful to see this today, and I wish this woman (and her support) continued wellness and blessings.💚

[@LAA2198]

After pregnancies, women's bodies changes so much due to hormone changes and is harder to shed the pounds. I gained double my body Size and no matter what I ate, so I did researched and went to doctors and found that I had an insulin problem. Got it slowly corrected now I'm working on my weight loss journey. 5 foot 1 inches, before kids, I was 105 lbs,after kids I was 150 lbs. Currently on my diet and exercise and im at 127lbs. Keep going you can do it.

[@sammi700]

How did you fix your insulin resistance?

[@h.c4898]

No matter what happens, it's the food (calories intake) you allow in your body and the frequency of eating (or "binge eating" which is the main culprit). It sounds dumb and stupid but it is what you ingurgitate in your belly that creates eating disorders and chemical imbalances. Once you realize that you take control of your eating habits. Good luck everyone. I'm also on my journey to loosing my own. 😉

[@moniquewrites9046]

Seeing her and her husband dancing alone in their kitchen was beautiful.

[@MaggieBacha-rk1ro]

Congratulations Megan, I am about 100 lbs overweight, I watched your piece and you gave me the courage to try again. You look fabulous.

[@TempleOvBlackLight]

Very inspiring! I lost 50 lbs in 5 months, still heading towards my goal. Once I cut sugar, simple carbs, and processed junk, it literally began falling off! Best wishes to all on the journey to better health!

[@emanmahmoud9439]

Inspiring and massive success

[@sherryjones1538]

Hi. What is considered simple carbs you stopped eating?

[@TempleOvBlackLight]

@@sherryjones1538 Hi there! Simple carbs are things like potatoes, bread, pasta, etc. that turn into sugar after you eat them. Complex carbs are fine, green leafy veggies such as spinach which are very fiber dense.

[@sherryjones1538]

@@TempleOvBlackLight Hi. Thank you very much. I gotta try this. Will be hard it’s stuff I love. Have a great day.

[@TempleOvBlackLight]

@@sherryjones1538 Very welcome! Wish you nothing but huge success!

[@TanisaNadira]

I love weight loss transformation stories because I love learning about the moment or situation that made them finally decide to lose weight. I don't have to lose weight, but I am in debt. So, I started my debt free journey this year and I am documenting my journey on my channel. Can't wait until I pay off all of my student loans!

[@carmagurl317]

Good for you ! 💪🏽

[@truthisinthebible]

Financial Peace University by Dave Ramsey? (we did it and now life without financial stress!)

[@TanisaNadira]

@@truthisinthebible Nice!! I should check it out.

[@kettyhonore9893]

She’s such an inspiration, and I love the cadence of her voice

[@dawncomford-wilcox3582]

Her outlook on life and the unconditional love of her husband is inspiring. Her focus on small changes led her to monumental results which she continues to carry on. ♥

[@marlenegold280]

When spouses share lifestyle choices, it benefits both.

[@S595Husky]

I subscribed to the Jason Statham method of get in, hammer and get out - no more than 45min. My Wife, on the other hand, would hammer for like two hours. Her 'warm up' would make mere mortals weep.

[@missysample4486]

So basically she ate right, exercised and was dedicated. This is a tried and true method no huge breakthrough. However great job on her part! Good for her!

[@mj27781]

😒😒🙄🙄🙄

[@BlackCoffeeee]

I think everyone knows that's the answer. The real issue is the dealing with the pressure, the fear and the emotional and psychological turmoil that accompanies the process.

[@totallyrandom1126]

Congratulations on her…the problem is that people HAVE TO HAVE SELF CONTROL and sometimes DENY themselves things that are counterproductive to weight loss. So many can’t maintain this shift and therefore revert back to their original size…There is no magic cure, there is no magic pill, but discipline and focus and perseverance. If it was easy to lose and keep weight off why isn’t Oprah Winfrey thin???

[@lanagrace133]

I tried this and ended up with an eating disorder.

[@cjzanders5430]

@John Foley - Adding muscle has a thermal effect of burning calories while you sleep or do nothing You don't have to walk or run.

[@AKim-uu4hg]

Wow! Such an inspiration! I have to lose 15 pounds & I can barely lose three & keep it off. Thank you for this story of this amazing woman!

[@janetmccoy7945]

She looks like a different person. It’s amazing how weight can distort your face.

[@joanlynch5271]

It is very difficult. It takes a lot of focus to lose weight and keep it off.

[@happycook6737]

My friend lost 10 pounds by increasing the amount of veggies she ate and limiting fruit to 3 pieces whole fruit per day. She also stopped all drinks except for water, black tea, and black coffee.

[@Curvyfitplus]

most people fail at dieting because the expect to loose weight quickly everyone looses at their own pace and slow progress is more realistic with keeping the weight off long term

[@calisongbird]

*lose

[@TheSimmpleTruth]

That was not slow. She lost 100lbs in 6 MONTHS!!! Do the math. That’s a lot per week.

[@lalelale9172]

Stop the diary cut the carbs and you the pounds are melting wo effort 🤗

[@Reshme77]

@@TheSimmpleTruth she was over 300 lbs. The bigger you are The faster u loose

[@msaijay1153]

@@Reshme77 *lose

[@ashleyallbee4290]

Awesome job sis! Way to get out there and make a change for yourself.

[@eljaysmiley]

The gift of health that you're teaching your kids is the best reward or gift. Good job!!🥳

[@learningearning8385]

Beautiful lessons to teach your children. Discipline, consistency, goal setting & a respect for your body.

[@ASmith-jn7kf]

Just losing weight will not teach them that. But hopefully, they can learn from her if they themselves become too heavy for comfort.

[@QuietlyCurious]

That's what I was thinking.. amazing life lesson for her kids

[@scottyg5403]

What a great story! She has made this a lifestyle! Congrats to her!

[@marywinn8953]

It's nice to have a friend to walk with but if you don't walk anyway. Enjoy nature, think of how your going to feel and look. I only walk a mile but keep busy most of the day. I'm 67 and want to live to see my little grandsons grow up.

[@CheddaFett]

Good for you Megan! This is a strong, brave woman, took responsibility for her health for her future and her children. Truly inspiring story and role model.

[@itskarl79]

Wish every person the very best with their journey to do the same as this amazing example. Great job Megan Christenson! So happy for your family.

[@ariannarose1273]

She was and is clearly so dedicated to her goals. Rock on, Megan!

[@TyphanyGarcia]

3 walks per day ( cardio queen) Eating changes ? 6 months ( calorie intake concentration, no process food) Personal Trainer ; strength training focus Running Loose skin : surgery After surgery 6am walk Eventually 10 miles a day

[@rajs7876]

Ty

[@juliestade7529]

Eating changes were her going keto and doing intermittent fasting

[@boatsie]

...supportive spouse & family ...safe neighborhood for long walks

[@annmarie6570]

Thanks!!!!!

[@imalrockme]

@@boatsie Yes, the blessing of a family and economical support.

[@alixaugustine9599]

Pre-Covid, I was able to lose 75 lbs between WW and a pretty rigorous workout routine. The weight fell off fairly quickly but once we hit Covid, I wasn’t able to attend my fitness classes which made healthy eating less important, then I bought my own place, then had a back injury and plantar fasciitis and I ultimately gained it all back over these past 4 years. I have a better relationship with my appearance but I’m not comfortable in my body - I don’t sleep well, often hot, easily winded. I miss the me who could run 5k and shop in straight size stores. I think I’m in the right mindset to tackle this again. Her message is inspiring!

[@sylviacarlson3561]

Give it a go Alix! If you did it before, you can do it again. I walk and do exercises I find on KZbin. It's free.

[@janetpattison8474]

Depends upon your age as well. Losing weight used to be easy. Recently Went on 1,200 strict calories a day, lost 15 lbs, and that was it, the scale would not budge. Lowered intake to 1,000 calories a day, would NOT lose one pound. So everything changes once u hit about 50.

[@sylviacarlson3561]

Are you eating the same foods everyday? Maybe if you change it up....same for exercise. Your body adjusts to sameness. Wouldn't hurt to try different food and exercise.

[@loulou9978]

Good for her!! She put in the work and saw results. People can change their health without gastric bypass.

[@michellefunches1318]

There are many reasons besides weight loss to have a gastric surgery, it can help reverse diabetes type II immediately and it is not an easy option but it helps those who are too large to stay at their weight and lose weight slowly over time the surgery is at tool just like a pair of jogging shoes. You still have to put in the work to get results.

[@loulou9978]

@@michellefunches1318 True but you can reverse type two diabetes with weight loss and without the huge risk of having bypass surgery. You have to be disciplined either way.

[@sassyess696]

It’s so easy for people that don’t have weight issues to determine it’s “all” about the effort you put in as to the results you get. I have a child with, hypothyroidism, polycystic ovaries, and a catastrophic back injury, none of which are their fault. When your body is working against you, just eating well and exercising isn’t always enough or, possible, they eventually found a medication that helped. To those that want to lose weight for whatever reason, no matter how you get there be it, medication, diet and exercise or, gastric bypass when you get there, you deserve no less acknowledgement for your journey and successes than anyone else. Some people, need just as much help to learn how to keep their critical opinions to themselves, if only there was a bypass surgery for that!

[@ejc139]

@@sassyess696 thank you for this. i wish i had a parent as supportive as you. i have pcos, and i feel like i could have hypothyroidism, but my parents aren’t letting me check with the doctor because “they just make diagnoses to make more problems”. they finally said yes to gastric surgery after i gained 100lbs in 2 years, while i was trying my hardest to lose weight. right now, i’m just eating whatever i want, since trying so hard just has the opposite effect, and i’m maintaining my weight, it’s been this way for a year. still not good, but way better than gaining 50 lbs a year. people who don’t have to go through this typically assume it’s simple, and that surgery means no work. the process is VERY challenging (which i’m sure you know), so while i don’t know you, i appreciate that you’re actually able to understand this, rather than being ignorant like others. ❤️

[@carlosesqu689]

Good for her, I just started my journey, I have cut down the sugars, and junk food., and the Beer, no more beer for me, and am ok with it. I have seen some changes. Yes, the key is to start small and that applies to everything. I lost 25 pounds, am now need 45 more pounds less, and am ok, and continue for life. greetings from NY

[@hannahmccoy9751]

I also walk 3x a day and eating way better and stricter. Anyone can do it!! You just HAVE to do it!

[@wickedhouston5538]

no need to exercise so much. eat less food and fast for 24 hours everyday

[@imalrockme]

@@wickedhouston5538 "24 hours everyday" when will she eat?

[@isabelle8836]

I am so happy for her! That is amazing accomplishment!

[@jmk1962]

People need to just keep moving. Get up and walk. This lady is living proof that it works.

[@stepdancer05afgs0000]

That does help, but sometimes medications cause weight gain like min did, and some people have mobility issues which make it difficult to just keep moving. The key is moving as much as you can within your limits.

[@ydf2008]

She did what works for her.

[@Canuckmom128]

That's a pretty simplistic "fix" for a very complicated problem. It's like telling a drug addict to "just say no". Of course people need to move - to build and maintain muscle mass, to get your metabolism revved up and for cardio-pulmonary health, but that, alone, will NOT fix obesity, particularly if you have been overweight since childhood. It requires a complete re-think about what you've been told about what to eat. An understanding of what it means to be insulin resistant and how to eat to change that. And a lot of work to "change the tape" in your head, and the negative self-talk or memories of trauma, that makes you want to self-medicate with unhealthy foods. Like I said...it's complicated and requires a multi-disciplined approach to undo it.

[@CC-si3cr]

Whenever I see stories about anyone who has lost a large amount of weight I am obsessed with finding out if they had loose skin. I didn't think Megan would have any bc she lost her weight slow and steady. Maybe being overweight her entire life had something to do with her loose skin. I am very happy her husband was supportive and on board with her weight loss journey. That is so helpful when making a huge life altering change. What I found most interesting is she still had a life even @ her heaviest. She got married, had children, created a home, and seemed really active in her kid's activities. Her life was in photos and videos. I was really happy to see she wasn't in the background and she never looked sad in any of her before pix. This was a good story!

[@wmweeza]

I have lost 95 pounds and counting...over 4.5 years. Slow and steady does not guarantee no loose skin. All of this is up to genetics (and no, I was not obese most of my life, I was skinny. I gained the weight after the death of my fiance)

[@mamarobyn]

The skin from what I have heard the skin is usually am issue .

[@melissasaint3283]

@@wmweeza Congratulations on improving your health. I'm so sorry for your loss.

[@shaydelre1898]

I lost a lot of weight when I was a teenager, and my grandmother paid for my tummy tuck because I was depressed and becoming withdrawn because of my loose skin. I had a lot of problems with the scar and had to go in for painful follow-ups and revisions for over a year. All of that plus a weird scar that remains to this day screwed with my head in different ways. It was still worth it and I'm so grateful for my grandmother. It was just so painful and scary, I wouldn't go through it again. Still trying to be happy with my body.

[@denisepaulsenful]

I believe loose skin can be avoided if you choose to fast rather than go on a diet. So they say.

[@Lisa-kz7vw]

This amazing she is such a motivation for me and many people who are struggling to loose weight and she did it natural just amazing determination and focused.

[@shonaharris9328]

She’s so beautiful!! I love her. This is amazing willpower and so inspirational. Kudos to her and she has such a sweet husband. 🌹

[@Chutney1luv]

Amazing story! Megan, is so inspirational to a lot of people! The love and support, that she got at home, is felt around the world! I'm so happy for her! ⭐⭐⭐

[@angelac273]

What an extremely supportive husband!! Well done Megan!

[@donnaelizabethcampbell5559]

What a great woman with a great husband Godbless their family 🇬🇧🇺🇲🙏✝️🙏❤️

[@Vonda618]

Wow, over 200lbs loss in 15months. So amazing. Great support system as well. Congrats to you and your family! ♥️ Quick question: How come there was so much excess skin? Doesn't eating healthy and regular exercise alone increase production of collagen, which prevents excess skin?

[@an8127]

You cannot prevent what was already there, she already had that excess sick to hold the fat but drastically burning off the fat cannot get rid of your excess skin. I actually don’t think hers was that much. The collagen did work but it helped other parts of her body… noticed no excess skin on the face, arms or legs?

[@andreagonzalez929]

I’ve seen weight loss shows where the person gets skin removal surgery after losing all the weight. They would be left with some major scars. Her arms look amazing. Whoever did her skin removal is a total rockstar surgeon. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@araleleu5026]

Good Job !! Very inspiring

[@kathe.o.]

Aralele, At 71, I can barely walk across a room. Or lift a bag of groceries. WOW! Your story is so very inspiring. GOD BLESS!

[@kellykersten8828]

That's so wonderful, I'm very happy for you. God bless you and your beautiful family.

[@freedomchance9982]

So much work and determination! Bravo to you!!!

[@intuitivediane]

Wow so true. Walking and having a friend to keep you accountable is awesome

[@Mzbbxhfbfnsx]

This is the type inspiration I need right now , congrats to her for showing us what’s possible 👏👏👏

[@suewalker8586]

So inspiring. No gimmicks. Discipline, diet changes, hard work. Positive results. ❣️

[@gidgetruiz9990]

This is a great story WEcan do it I was 167 and I started fasting and changing the foods I eat then exercise and now I'm walking to work and back and riding my bike right now I'm 150 and I feel so great and I'm going to continue on. 🙂

[@geoffreyfoster8039]

Awesome! What is your goal weight?

[@shaunaleessnackidies]

Wow, good for her, so nice to hear a happy story for a change. I bet her kids are grateful too.

[@laurenmallon4963]

I've lost over that amount without an operation! I got on my fat knees and begged God to help me ! He gave me strength to do it and this is first time in my 70 years i weigh a normal weight ! Took 2 1/2 years too get off and the Lord has helped me keep it off going on 3 years now. Yes, I started at begining of covid......glad for her ! God is awesome and He blesses us all because He loves us all !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@pjk1714]

Great story and glad she shared. It's a emotional rollercoaster setting a plan and not seeing a response that amounts to much other than maintenance.

[@FlannelGuy_1978]

She's an inspiration for sure, and I'd like to check out her story in more detail -- I started on my own journey to lose weight and since I've started, I lost eight weeks...

[@LuxeJourneyVlogs]

Congratulations Meghan. That’s an amazing story. My goal is 50 pounds less but there’re challenges but your story inspires me to keep @ it.

[@JoysGym]

You can do it, Marsharine. 💗

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[@Euniqview]

Wow Very inspirational 👏🏾. Good job

[@comelitekang8873]

I really appreciate and respect her motivation, tenacious attitude and honesty. Often times ppl at that weight do not mention the lose skin removal they’d played it off as just strength training. You an inspiration to do many out there. Keep going strong and remember health first the rest will follow 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤️❤️❤️

[@messier8769]

Very Inspirational 😌 and Motivating also. God Bless Everyone in the video and in this comment section too. ✌🏼❤

[@sunnyrays2281]

Great story! I wish her all the best. Thanks for the encouragement.

[@GardenJensJourney]

This was a beautiful story.

[@forgivenandredeemed9460]

What a sweet woman...great husband...wonderful and encouraging story!!!

[@Californiadreamin715]

This is amazing!!!!! Congratulations!!!!!!!!! I'm so happy for you!!❤️

[@lorisalvatore9103]

Amazing, Megan! You should be so proud of not just the weight loss but the inspiration you are to your family and so many others!

[@lindao7887]

The thing is, we all know "what" to do and "how" to eat to lose weight, the issue is "HOW" to get yourself to do it - where's the willpower??? Can anybody "teach" that??? I need to know how to have an argument with myself over willpower and WIN! Y'all make it sound so simple, just do this and this and this, but nobody tells you HOW to have the strength to be able to do those things. Great story though Megan, I'm very happy for you. Keep up the good work! :-)

[@MissTXTee]

Willpower doesn't magically come. Sometimes you just have to force yourself to do it, whether you feel like it or not. The feelings will eventually catch up to your behavior.

[@Jleigh225]

Willpower is fleeting and will always eb and flow. You have to identify the habits that keep you overweight and then change those habits into habits that support your health and weight loss goals. The diet fix or atomic habits are solid books for that.

[@itswhitney2027]

Eating healthy isnt that hard tho. There is lots of healthy TASTY foods start there and when you see results the will power will definitely come 💪🏾😀🙌

[@Bkprw]

The secret willpower is not needed, it is a lie we all tell ourselves to make us feel bad about not achieving our goals. The key 🔑 like they said is to start small. Make your goal to workout 10 minutes or eve 5-7 mins. My mom has a thyroid problem and she has several joint issues, I told her this app that helped me “workout women” has 5,7,10,20 min exercise and different levels and FREE. They even have an option where they choose which workout you do so you don’t even have to scroll and make your own plan. Long story short 4 months she lost 20 pounds, that is not a lot or may e super fast but 20 lbs is 20 lbs she went from 180 to 160. “You already have all you need to start now”

[@shaunaleessnackidies]

@@MissTXTee Totally agree, yes.

[@dm-31024]

Thank you so much for sharing this. Wonderful. Inspiring.❤

[@messier8769]

Wowww! a very great congratulations 👏 🙌 👍 that must have been extremely hard work. don't know her but im still proud of that woman

[@tasneemchoudhury]

I like that this is a commitment to a lifestyle change and having a goal, a review, new goal, review. I like this lady and story.

[@margaretmarshall3645]

At 4:36, we FINALLY learn from a peek at Instagram WHAT dietary changes she made in order to lose all that weight! She went from “sugar addict” to “keto/OMAD” (that is, to very low carb/high fat/moderate protein, along with eating just One Meal A Day).

[@dianemoonstone4715]

Thanks!!! I kept waiting for that particular piece of information.

[@seppyq3672]

I lost 30 pounds during the pandemic by being more physically active and eating less in general. No need for keto.

[@nalinilenhan6413]

Just beautiful! You have proved it, Please continue to use your success to inspire others, there are so many people that can actually benefit from your success. You are way more inspiring to obese people than any skinny baby who never went through challenges. Thank you. Please keep inspiring others! People need it.!

[@oddlilbird]

Congrats, Megan! All that hard work has paid off!!

[@jettnee4513]

when I got to 137 I knew I had to do something different. I began my weight loss journey , I realized I needed raw veggies berries sardines oats, and water. 2 months later I am 127, now!

[@4jesuschrist782]

What a inspiration 👏 congratulations 🎉 👏

[@kimberluna2226]

Such inspiration...are the stockings for you arms..are they post surgery?

[@elisatseng6286]

That’s incredible! Very impressive, hats off. It pays off - none that ‘body positivity’ rubbish.

[@TheEMC99]

Great story. I wish you had covered some of the struggles she might have faced. That's an important part of the story.

[@littleripper312]

It's not really the exercise it's the food. The walking is just good for circulation and energy. You barely burn any calories exercising.

[@lydialutz]

But some exercise can affect your hunger hormones in a way that you don't feel as hungry, so it is more indirect but yes it can help. And it looks like this lady is now focused on her health, and for that exercise is important.

[@mchris65]

but building muscle burns more while resting

[@silkegehtyoutubegarnichtsa892]

Actually, the muscle themselves burn more calories, hence you require a means to build them become and remain a good portion of your body. Tbh, that may be the reason behinnd my mind suggesting overweight being related to age - besides obviously healthier, she looks so much younger to me! :o

[@southernstephanie]

What an amazing story! I appreciate her so much for sharing her super successful story!

[@missperezperez1965]

She looks great!! Keep it up Megan

[@dp1202]

Awesome story and its nice to see a supportive kind husband.

[@carolcaissie5426]

Amazing!! Very inspiring ❤️

[@Maelani_mymelode]

I've started my weight loss journey Dec 1, 2021 and I'm not giving up this time💪🏾🙏🏽

[@kittyformanrn9268]

How do you walk 3 times a day if you work full time?

[@cjdillman5944]

Before work. Lunch break. After work.

[@konye618]

Without having excuses 🥴🥴

[@kittyformanrn9268]

@@konye618 I work 60 hours a week on a Covid unit, right now. Walk and stand more than you can ever imagine. That's my excuse.😊

[@kittyformanrn9268]

@@cjdillman5944 what's a lunch break? Lol

[@cesarbravo6697]

Being a postman

[@wanderers5641]

What an amazing story. You are an inspiration 💛 Love the husbands message as well!

[@patrickd3207]

Congratulations !!!!! Very inspiring.

[@ashleighjaimaosborne3966]

Such respect for this woman, well done!

[@shannonsmith2642]

Amazing dedication and hard work from this lady!

[@whitepearl8094]

What a great story. Congrats to you. Job well done. You are an inspiration!

[@andreagascoigne6735]

What a wonderful Mom she is 💖💖💖

[@sejalshah3744]

beautiful lady - inside and out! Loved listening to her story and her husband who is her biggest fan amazing!