sitting? X=posted

Michelle Smith
on 1/30/10 11:22 pm
 Hi all, I wanted to get anyones opinion on this. I started @ 383. I am down to 328. Heres the thing...It KILLS my behind to sit in my chair at work, in my truck, & in MY FAVORITE RECLINER at home. WTF? If I sit longer than 30 min, it starts aching.  
We live 20 mi from work, & the drive home is painful. About 1/2 way there, my butt starts hurting. Kinda high up, in then back. I have to keep "shifting". My chair at work, well, I just get up & go walk around, to ease the pain. I would not think I have lost enough to have this pain. Anyone else have this, this early out? Will pillows in the chair help? (the worst part, if I have to sit n the truck for more than 1 hr or so, when I finally get out, for a minute or so, it is excrutiating.  Anyone?

     
 
~~I am 5'8~~

                   

MichelleInNY
on 1/31/10 8:46 am
We're very similar in our weights... I started at 380 and this morning was 301.2.  I'm having major issues with sitting as well... my work chair, my home computer chair, long car rides, etc.  I feel it in my ass as well as my lower back.  I have no advice other than to maybe get some kind of padding to sit on?  I hope this is something we adjust to over time.
Moj_ Patti
on 2/1/10 12:22 am - Where the Jackalopes Roam, CA

I literally went feet over head and cracked my tailbone when I was 13, so I've always had similar issues once in a while.

And the weight loss has triggered it several times with my weight loss so far.

However, one good thing that I can say about stalls (for me) is that my fat seems to redistribute itself to my bum, so it will go away for a little bit.

Hang in there! It supposedly goes away in the long term.

One food makes you larger, and one food makes you small... 
Cee *.
on 2/1/10 8:51 am
Oh yeah, I'm still doing this. My lower back and butt kills me. A travel pillow and/or donut helps the pressure.
  
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