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It might be easy to say, NOT TO DO, but get over it. Just step over it. There is an imaginary line (sometimes feels like a wall) but put one foot up, balance, other foot over...PHEW!!! Made It!! I am NOT making fun of you or light of your situation...It's just that it might be hard-wired into your genetic make up. Mine was. Let me explain. I am a real go-getter...Gung Ho at first on everything is great and I am going to do it all at the start...then...PLOP! drop that. I have started countless crochet projects over the years from sweaters to bedspreads. I have 1 million beads that I was going to make necklaces with. Art supplies, unfinished portraits, every color paint and 2 easels. Enough cake decorating equipment to start a shop. Same thing with 80 different 'diets' that swear I gave 100% to, then.......
The very same scenario with this wls. I knew 10000% that I was going to make this work. And I did. For months weight fell off. Then, I stopped cold in doing everything I was doing right. Boom. Done with that too. But guess what? There was that wall. My weight loss wasn't finished. I still had at least 40 more pounds to go. I sat on my hands and did NOTHING (not even my walking) for almost 3 months. I took a lot of self-convincing and talking to myself into it again until I FINALLY got my head wrapped around it. Then I Stepped over. Suddenly, It wasn't too hard to guide myself back on track (with a LOT of help from this site!) Got back in the grove and took off the rest of the weight to now within 3 pounds of my goal weight of 125. I figured out that 'Just Do It' has some deep motivation attached to it somehow. Maybe now that you have had a little break you can find your grove again. Oh, and by the way, I did finally finish that bed spread! 
