Back On Track Together
Feeling hopelessly out of control
Thanks,
Mary Ann
Mary Ann,
I believe we are both in the right place. We both have a tool that can give us the drive to move forward. I am like you, I got down to a size 10 stayed there for a short time, and then I slowly started packing on the pounds.
I used to tell myself that a little of this and a little of that won't hurt me. Then it went from one ounce of chips to a whole family size bag.
Triggers are big. They are the poison to our minds. What is it we need to do? We need to get down to business. When I think of what I did when I had my surgery, the pain, the criticism, the humilation of being over weight, just to get to the point where I felt normal was a phenominal process.
Then later, the compliments started about how good I looked, the WOW moments and so on, I want those again, but not because anyone else will give me the WOW feeling. I want it for myself. I want my size 10. I am now in a size 20/22 and I have had enough.
I am the same as you, I hurt, the weight went away, but the arthritic knees and ankles are still there. They are the driving force behind this.
You can do this. You can get back to basics: Protien and water. Wake up and tell yourself it is a new day, today is the day for change and when you do you will be glad you did. We are in the right place. You and I had surgery the same year, you Jan me April.
We can encourage and support eachother.
I pulled my old profile from here about 2 years ago from shame. I decided to come back and get what I need from hundreds of thousands of people just like me and you.
We can do it.
Rae