Hitting my limit...learning to deal. PIC INSIDE!
Don't get me wrong. I am SO proud of myself for losing 165lbs! That's A LOT OF WEIGHT! I just want to push my body a little farther. Or do I have to learn to just be happy how I am?
PLEASE HELP!
Here is my newest before and after pic. Enjoy!
Before and after. I was 311 lbs on the left and 146lbs on the right.
[Starting Weight: 311] [Surgery Weight: 287] [Current Weight: 141 [Goal Weight: 150] 9 lbs BELOW goal! Yay!
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Did the happy dance onto the Loser's Bench March 18, 2013!
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As far as losing another 10 lbs, I think it is completely attainable. We tend to think (perhaps subconsciously) that if we do not lose all our desired weight within one year or eighteen months that we will not lose that weight.
As Dasie said, she didn't finish losing until 2.5 years. There are many people here who have said the same thing, Lady Lithia and Lora in particular come to mind.
So keep on. I am 13 months out and 25 pounds from goal. It's coming off much slower now that I would like, but It is coming off.
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i am 5 feet 0 inches and a Normal BMI would be like 115ish... Their "goal" weight for me is like 160. I am starting at 250....
All of this to say that you need to look at yourself as a SUCCESS! Despite the last 10 lbs. How do you feel, how do you feel you look, are you comfortable? Healthy?
If you want to loose those 10 lbs it will be a lot of hard work and will take a LOT longer to loose... so keep on keeping on and it will go eventually..just don't let it rule your thoughts...You ahve done so well!
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Your body may well be at goal. It may not. And yes, you can "diet" yourself to a magic number....and diet for life to stay there. Is it worth it? Only you can answer that question.
You may just be missing the euphoric losing phase now that you are in maintenance and you don't want that to end. Set other goals for yourself now-new fitness goals.
As for skin, you likely do have 10+ lbs of excess skin, so you need to take that into consideration.
Try not to live by a number on a scale-you are more than that. Be gentle with your body, and follow your body's advice. it KNOWS what it's best weight is.
And BTW, you are gorgeous!