I weighed in this morning at 231 lbs., which is exactly 100 lbs. less than the 331 lbs. I started at last April. To say I’m feeling good is an understatement. I feel like I’m floating on cloud nine. I’m still a “fat ass”, as someone recently called me in a comment on That Fat Chick, but definitely not as big of a fat ass as I was this time a year ago!
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I’m so happy for you.
, on February 20 2010 at 4:06pm:
They can shove it, you look great. You look like a different person.
, on February 20 2010 at 4:08pm:
You look beautiful now and you looked beautiful then. You, by no means or criteria, look fat. I remember how it feels to lose all that weight though. I had lost 80. It’s almost like being a different person. 
I’m glad you’re experiencing it.
, on February 20 2010 at 4:08pm:
Ok, that sounded mean, it wasn’t supposed to : P I meant ‘you look great AND you look like a different person’. The changes are everywhere.
, on February 20 2010 at 6:45pm:
thats awesome! wtg jenn. is that a program that you have on your computer to chart your weight? because i’m looking for something like that for myself.
, on February 20 2010 at 7:25pm:
Ahhhh this post makes me so happy!! You have worked so hard towards this. CONGRATS!!
, on February 20 2010 at 8:18pm:
You seriously look amazing Jenn!!! I’m SO happy and excited for you!!!! Keep it up Girl!!
, on February 20 2010 at 9:07pm:
Someone said you’re still a fat ass? Well, they’re a stupid ass. LOL You might not be model skinny, but I think you are looking really good. Much better than before.
, on February 20 2010 at 11:01pm:
I think you look fantastic!! And I can imagine you must feel even better!! My girlfriend had gastric bypass a few years ago and found the types of foods she could eat changed drastically. She could no longer drink anything carbonated (which killed her because she loved beer) and developed issues with dairy products as well. It seems everyone has different side effects to it, but I think it’s definitely all worth it in the end when you can love YOU as YOU are.
, on February 21 2010 at 12:19pm:
Congratulations!! That’s a HUGE acchievement! I think it’s wonderful that you’re still going strong and manage to keep your motivation up. Go you!
, on February 21 2010 at 6:05pm:
You look fantastic. Your happiness radiates from every picture of yourself.
, on February 21 2010 at 8:55pm:
I am so jealous. I am getting a gym membership next week and doing an overhaul of my eating habits. I can only hope to lose 100 pounds. Great job!
, on February 22 2010 at 12:42pm:
Fat-ass? I don’t think so! You look AWESOME, Jenn! Keep up the good work!
, on February 23 2010 at 5:17pm:
I’m sure you know this already, but you look great! You definitely look a lot healthier and happier now, and like many others, I’m proud of you.
As the domain name suggests, my name is Jenn, and I own this blog. I'm 26 years old and married to my one true ♥, Daniel. And while I have two kids (Alyssa is five, and Ryan is three), you won't find "mommy" in my username or email address, nor does my blog revolve around them. I'm a mother, but most importantly I am me, with a passion for love, blogging, reading, and photography. I'm also a busy freelance writer, web designer & SEO goddess.
I remember when I hit my 100lb mark – I just so happened to hit the grocery store, loaded my little one into the shopping cart, and pass the scale. I tossed my phone into the cart, said “What the hell? Why not?” and stepped on.. and saw that it was exactly 101lbs less than it was when I first started putting in work. Greatest feeling ever.
So trust me when I say – my heart is all warm and fuzzy for you right now. Best feeling ever.
Congratulations.