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Back at it!

‎07-03-2014 13:00

‎07-03-2014 13:00

Hey all, name is JC. This is my 2nd go around with a FitBit. I have always been a big guy, and a few years back I really let myself go and got up to 283 pounds. Well back in dec 2012, i decided to buy a fitbit and start tracking cals on MFP. Well after hard work and dedication (along side my fitbit which gave me extra motivation), i dropped to 205 pounds....which was my lowest weight of my adult life. My fitbit broke (snapped in half 😞 ), I stopped counting cals, and gained some weight back (was up to 243). Well, here I am, back at it. Been a month since i started counting cals again and decided to buy a new fitbit zip to get some extra motivation again. Would love some of you dedicated and active members to add me up as a friend! 

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‎07-03-2014 13:47

‎07-03-2014 13:47

Gald your back at it! Welcome to the Forums!

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Wendy | CA | Moto G6 Android

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‎07-03-2014 15:10

‎07-03-2014 15:10

Sounds like me.  Hit 275 and decided to lose. Got down to 210 for about 9 months then gained most of it back.  Just got back to 230 after three months of work.  Happy to be of help if I can.

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