First time in normal BMI range in 15 years

Did the exact same double take at my weigh-in last week, stepped off and back on three times before I'd believe the number.

The surreal part for me was how quiet it was. No fanfare, just a number on a screen that looked wrong for a second.

Did you actually believe the number the first time, or did you step off and get back on like everyone else here? I'm only a bit down myself and already bracing for that double take.

I'm not near that line yet at 17 lbs down but I did catch myself staring at the app for a minute when I first crossed into a new tens bracket.

honestly did the same double-take thing when my own scale number moved, half convinced the thing was broken. Normal range after 15 years is a whole different kind of weird

I had a similar moment a couple months back and sat down on the bathroom floor for a minute. Weird how a number can do that

I remember staring at the scale the morning I crossed back too, half expecting it to flip back. That pause is worth taking.

I had a good cry in my closet when I crossed into normal range too, and I'm only partway there. Something about seeing a number that was off the table for so long.

I got misty just seeing a number I hadn't hit since my thirties, so 15 years is a whole other level. Still about 29 down here and nowhere near that line yet

Did you actually let yourself sit with it for a minute, or just log the number and move on? I'm only a few down and already catch myself rushing past the small stuff.

Did it actually feel different, or was it just the number on the screen? I'm only a few pounds in so i haven't hit anything like that yet

I had a whole decade of never seeing my old number and when it finally showed up I just sat on the edge of the tub for a minute. You planning to mark it somehow or just let it sit quiet?

Normal BMI is a line I keep doing math toward and I'm nowhere near it yet at 9 lbs down, but 44 lbs in one stretch is wild to me. Did you notice the scale move in fits and starts or was it steady the whole way?

Something about crossing into normal after that long would hit me sideways too. I got weirdly emotional just dropping out of the obese category a couple weeks back, so 15 years of it must be a whole different wave

Did you do anything to mark it, or just stand there staring at the number? I'm 22 down and already rehearsing my own reaction for when that day comes.

Got misty in my bathroom at 7am over a scale, which felt ridiculous but here we are. Columbus checking in at 35 down and nowhere near that line yet, so thanks for the proof it happens

Milestones like this snuck up on me too, and I'm only 10 down so far. Did you keep the scale reading somewhere as a bookmark for later?