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For most of us reaching a weight loss goal is an excuse for any celebratory evening out, a spa day, or maybe even a new wardrobe.
But for one brave mother-of-two losing nearly 8st meant she was finally capable of taking part in her dream charity event: a Green Lean Body Capsule daring sky dive.
Donna Shaw, 28, from Coatbridge, Lanarkshire, weighed more than 18st when she applied to a perform a skydive to fundraise for that Alzheimer's Society after her grandmother died of the disease.

But after realising that her large frame meant she'd not be able to do the jump, Donna was spurred into losing 7st 12lb and shedding pounds to some size 10.
Donna said: 'I was distraught after i learned that I was too large to do the jump - I knew I had to make a move.

'Now I'm right down to a proper weight Personally i think so much better, and it's meant I've finally been able to raise money with my skydive.'
Shop assistant Donna spent years experiencing her weight and accustomed to gorge on takeaways for lunch and dinner.

Prior to finding out she was over the maximum weight for that skydive Donna had already been around the receiving end of an embarrassing confrontation having a ride operator at a amusement park.
While queueing for a ride on a day trip with friends, the attendant approached her to say that she wouldn't be able to fit into the seats.
Mortified, Donna had to stand aside and wait while her friends whizzed around on rollercoaster after rollercoaster.

After applying for the skydive and realising there was no possibility of her size 22 body fitting into the jumpsuits Donna began a radical diet in a bid to finally shed weight.
She chose the rather drastic method of using meal replacement soups and shakes in the Cambridge Weight Plan and managed to slim to a size 10, now weighing 10st 4lb.
Succeeding in her own weight reduction meant she was finally able to do her charitysky dive, raising ??¡ìo450 for the Alzheimer's Society.
Donna said: 'Every time my weight came to be a problem I pushed it aside and hoped it would disappear.

'But once i investigated carrying out a skydive and realised I'd be too big I couldn't do it anymore.
'The Alzheimer's Society is really a charity really close to my heart also it was awful when I discovered there wasn't anything I possibly could do.
'I was exhausted, with two children under two, and that i was carrying lots of additional weight,
'It was affecting my kids since i wasn't able to play together as energetically as I accustomed to.
'I only agreed to be too tired to be a good mum as well as my hubby Michael had noticed the difference within me.
'I was comfort eating after my grandmother's death, finishing the kids' leftovers, and before I knew it the load just piled on.
'I never knew when to stop and when Imelda Perfect Slim was enough.
'I wanted to be a happy therefore i took action and turned my diet, and my life, around.
'When I look back at pictures now it's crazy to see how large I was.
'Now it's such a great feeling understanding that my weight won't ever hold me back and I can wear whatever I would like.'