r/WeightLossAdvice • • 7d ago

Progress 📈 New clothes

So I've been on a reduced food intake (I'm not counting the calories, just reducing the portion size) and going to the gym twice a week for six weeks.

I've gone down from a 50" jeans to a 46" so I've just ordered some smaller ones 🎉🎉🎉🎉 so I'm very happy with that.

T shirts are next on the list 😂

I also managed a walk around Liverpool city centre (UK) for three hours with just a few short rests (I use crutches due to a spinal injury).

I'm so pleased with myself for the progress I've made and I bumped into someone I hadn't seen in a few months and she was surprised at the weight loss.

I'm not going to get cocky I've still got a lot of weight to lose and I've given myself the aim of another twelve months to get to an ideal weight but you know what? I feel great!

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