Time to get my head outta my butt!

FunnyFlamingo2010
on 3/29/11 11:09 pm

I am almost 15 months post op.  Down 130+ lbs and I have been at the same spot for 2 months (since my gallbladder surgery).....it's not that I have hit a plateau.....it's that I have gotten lazy.  I went on a 2 week vacation and it has been downhill ever since.........eating junk food, not exercising..ugghh...

So, last night I got out the old pen and paper and wrote down the things I HAVE to do if I want to have continued success!

So for me.......BACK TO THE BASICS.

1.  Weigh or measure my food  ( no more eyeballing..I cheat)
2.  Water!!!!!!!!!  Stop the iced tea
3.  Use my food journal (it keeps me honest)
4.  Get back to the gym  ( I really do enjoy it)
5.  Count my protein
6.  Chew, chew and chew.....(do NOT inhale anymore!)
7.  Go back to my monthy support group meeting
8.  Spend more time on this board  (like I used to)
9.  Get the junk food out of my house (sorry honey)
10. Get an overdue fill (appointment tomorrow)

Wish me luck!!


Thanks,
Steph

Lapand surgery 1-6-2010
1st fill 2-16-2010   3.5cc for a total of 5.5 cc
2nd fill scheduled 3-24-2010   NO FILL!!  
3rd fill scheduled 5-11-10  NO FILL =-)
July 1st fill   
August 26 fill   6.8 cc's
November 17 fill   7.2cc's

- 138 lbs GONE!!! 



I am soooo lovin' my band!
It keeps me honest  =-)


 

PameW
on 3/30/11 2:13 am
You got this women! You know I'll be riding your butt the whole way! Let me know how your appointment with the surgeon goes! Don't be too hard on yourself. You know how difficult when I was off of the exercise for 9 weeks! The good thing is that you recognize the issue and you are taking the steps to correct it!
Lisa O.
on 3/30/11 2:45 am - Snoqualmie, WA
I know how you are!  And I have know doubt that you will get back on track!

12-15 months is a tricky time for most of us especially if you've lost over 100 lbs.  IMO, the motivation wanes becuase we don't get the same thrill of the scale dropping fast, people making comments or not recognizing us.  We get accustomed to wearing new clothes and being able to do things we haven't done in years.  I just finished an article for Jean M.'s newsletter, (coming out tomorrow), on this very topic.  Finding the motivation to get us to our next goal isn't always easy and I joined WW in January to help me take off the weight I gained over the holidays and to get to goal.  If you read the article you'll see what I discovered.  If you don't get her newsletter, sign up.  It's amazing!  Or, let me know and I'll send you the article.

Best wishes in finding out what will motivate you to get back on track!  I KNOW you can do it!

Lisa O.

Lap Band surgery Nov. 2008, SW 335. Lost 116 lbs.  LB removal May 2013 gained 53 lbs. Revisied to RNY October 14, 2013, new SW 275.

    

    

crystal M.
on 3/30/11 2:52 am - Joliet, IL
That's the way to do it...before you gain lots of weight.  I hope Iwill be as proactive as you. 
Sapphire1964
on 3/30/11 7:45 am
Hi Steph, sounds like you know exactly what to do - now you can come and kick some sense into me to! :)  Good luck, I am sure you'll be fine...let us know how your fill goes, too!

RNY 04/05/04
BOB 12/30/10 (Band over Bypass)  

    
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