'Running Man' a constant in Downtown Madison; once 440 pounds, he's now down to 180FreethoughtChris

'Running Man' a constant in Downtown Madison; once 440 pounds, he's now down to 180

A place for people of all sizes to discuss healthy and sustainable methods of weight loss. Whether you need to lose 2 lbs or 400 lbs, you are welcome here!

Never give up on yourself. I went from 450lbs to 195lbs in the last 18 months, from whole pizzas to half marathons

A place for people of all sizes to discuss healthy and sustainable methods of weight loss. Whether you need to lose 2 lbs or 400 lbs, you are welcome here!

M/30/5'11" [450>170=280] (3 years) Never give up on yourself!

post those awesome before/after pictures of yours!

Thermostat won’t go under 70. Ami I crazy?

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&#39;Running Man&#39; a constant in Downtown Madison; once 440 pounds, he&#39;s now down to 180

Never give up on yourself. I went from 450lbs to 195lbs in the last 18 months, from whole pizzas to half marathons

M/30/5&#39;11&quot; [450&gt;170=280] (3 years) Never give up on yourself!

Thermostat won’t go under 70. Ami I crazy?

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'Running Man' a constant in Downtown Madison; once 440 pounds, he's now down to 180

M/30/5'11" [450>170=280] (3 years) Never give up on yourself!

FFRF protests Supreme Court decision against Planned Parenthood and Medicaid rights: “This decision shows just how far the Supreme Court is willing to go to accommodate Christian nationalism and its anti-abortion base."