2024 stats (will be updated regularly)

14th October 2023 - 298.2lbs (heaviest weight) 

8th March 2024 - 267.6lbs 

8th June - 266.2lbs 

29th June - hypothyroidism diagnosis 

2nd July - STARTED THYROXINE 100mcg 

2nd July - 271.6lbs 

3rd july - 268.4lbs

4th July - 267.6lbs 

5th July - 266.2lbs 

6th July - 265.8lbs (32.2lbs down) new lowest weight

12th August - 271.0lbs (before Center Parcs) 

29th August - 273.6lbs (off plan since center parcs/Martin's 40th) 

3rd September - 277.2lbs 

6th Sept - 275.4lbs 

9th Sept - 276.0lbs 

10th Sept - 275.4lbs 

15th Sept - 274.6lbs 

16th Sept - 274.0lbs 

17th Sept - 273.8lbs 

23rd Sept - 273.6lbs 

5th Oct - 272.0lbs 

6th Oct - 270.4lbs 

18th Oct - 269.8lbs 

2nd Nov - 273.4lbs 

7th Nov - 271.0lbs

8th Nov - 270.6lbs 

9th Nov - 270.6lbs 

10th Nov - 270.4lbs 

11th Nov - 269.8lbs 

12th Nov - 268.8lbs 

13th Nov - 268.0lbs 

14th Nov - 268.0lbs 

18th Nov - 269.2lbs 

20th Nov - 266.0lbs 

27th Nov - 265.2lbs 

10th Dec - 269.0lbs 





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