Our transformation!
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Jennifer and Jeremy Orlowski began a weight loss journey in May 2009 using Weight Watchers that resulted in Jeremy losing 75 pounds and Jennifer losing 80 pounds by October 2012. They documented their transformation over those years through family photos and trips, including a journey to the Dominican Republic just before starting the program.
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- 1. Our Transformation! Jennifer and Jeremy Orlowski March 3, 2012 to Now!
- 2. May, 2009 October, 2010
- 4. Trip to Dominican Republic
- 5. Just a few months before our journey with WW began!
- 9. Jeremy 75lbs lost and Jennifer 80lbs lost
- 10. Something I thought I would NEVER do!!!!
- 11. Ringing in the New Year 2013 and our new lives!!!