Fat to Fit...
I'm Sarah. I'm 23 and I started this whole process about 2 years ago. I know I've only lost 50 something pounds in 2 years but it has been a tough road. I've taken a few months off here and there and experienced plenty of plateaus. I've been able to keep all the weight I've lost off by keeping up with my healthy eating. I have 30 more pounds I would like to lose and I'm ready to give it my all again.

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SW/HW: 214 lbs
UGW: 125 - 130 lbs
CW: 161 lbs



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Theme made by Max Davis.







believe-love-train:

ohhhhhh ya :P

(Source: heyheyanna)



When I haven’t eaten anything in over two hours

whatshouldwecallme:

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decomposedyouth:

my whole life.






work-is-a-four: Some simple tips to keep your butt in beautiful shape!

body-peace: Accepting your body will make you happy NOW. You can be happy NOW. Being thin does not = Happiness. Your body does not = happiness. You will never feel good about yourself if you think that something can/needs to change for you to be happy because there will ALWAYS be something that can change. 

woahmrkelley: THIS’

learningtorecover:

nutrientnatalie:

Let me just say, just because you eat healthily and work out doesn’t necessarily mean you ARE healthy

Being afraid of sugar, a piece of cake, or anything not “clean” is not healthy

Being pissed and anxious and upset and mad at yourself for missing one day of working out is not “healthy”

Your entire life revolving around food, exercising and being healthy is not “healthy”

Just putting that out there

<3 I’m glad I read this.

freshcleanfit: This quote was suggested by another great fitblr, breathe-pure, who says that “I find it helps me to remember that change isn’t instant, so you shouldn’t give up if you don’t get there immediately,” which is so important to remember!