![M/21/5’10” [170lbs > 180lbs = 10lbs] (1 year) Diagnosed with Addison’s Disease and Hypoganadism (Low T) in August 2021. Been making a ton of progress even with the diagnosis!](https://preview.redd.it/1kxcr1ptupc81.jpg?auto=webp&s=e9c106fe1af41e760cf16639e2e0cb7ddc1c472d "M/21/5’10” [170lbs > 180lbs = 10lbs] (1 year) Diagnosed with Addison’s Disease and Hypoganadism (Low T) in August 2021. Been making a ton of progress even with the diagnosis!")
M/21/5’10” [170lbs > 180lbs = 10lbs] (1 year) Diagnosed with Addison’s Disease and Hypoganadism (Low T) in August 2021. Been making a ton of progress even with the diagnosis!
M/21/5’10” [170lbs > 180lbs = 10lbs] (1 year) Diagnosed with Addison’s Disease and Hypoganadism (Low T) in August 2021. Been making a ton of progress even with the diagnosis!
![M/24/6’0” [300>205=95lbs] (6 years) Been a long journey. First 4 years lost about 50-60lbs. Last 2 years started lifting and increased cardio. Happy to make it this far.](https://preview.redd.it/autciz099s8b1.jpg?auto=webp&v=enabled&s=e07aa01d7b4387e6728d52aa678bf04f0333ce17 "M/24/6’0” [300>205=95lbs] (6 years) Been a long journey. First 4 years lost about 50-60lbs. Last 2 years started lifting and increased cardio. Happy to make it this far.")
![F/21/5’10 [250>170=80lbs lost] (18months) I used to never take full body pictures. Losing weight has changed my life.](https://preview.redd.it/k4uzaucpdax71.jpg?auto=webp&s=9026505fd56d926431289911231020e13abdf837 "F/21/5’10 [250>170=80lbs lost] (18months) I used to never take full body pictures. Losing weight has changed my life.")
![M/24/5’9″ [176 lb > 155 lb] Left pic was after my first workout. I’ve reached the point where I don’t stress about “overeating” or missing a week. If I “get gains”, great; some days my abs disappear, and that’s okay too. The key difference is I finally feel in control of my body.](https://preview.redd.it/e3r1389bnbx71.png?auto=webp&s=990e21d356b262421050f3000ad20512d7e7b91a "M/24/5’9″ [176 lb > 155 lb] Left pic was after my first workout. I’ve reached the point where I don’t stress about “overeating” or missing a week. If I “get gains”, great; some days my abs disappear, and that’s okay too. The key difference is I finally feel in control of my body.")