Becks Diet Solution
Is 5#'s a month a realistic goal
Good Morning
Just wanted to get some input, dont want to set myself up for setting unrealistic goals.
I am 4 years out RNY, lost 185#'s have never gotten to my goal my lowest weight was 206 and then I was up to 232. I am down 11#'s since starting group. Well I am gonna make 2010 my year for all my goals.
Question Does 5 #'s per month seem realistic?
The groups I am in have me so motivated on facts that I already know I am just so ready to make this happen, yesterday.
Please tell me what you think and I welcome any tips...
Melva
Just wanted to get some input, dont want to set myself up for setting unrealistic goals.
I am 4 years out RNY, lost 185#'s have never gotten to my goal my lowest weight was 206 and then I was up to 232. I am down 11#'s since starting group. Well I am gonna make 2010 my year for all my goals.
Question Does 5 #'s per month seem realistic?
The groups I am in have me so motivated on facts that I already know I am just so ready to make this happen, yesterday.
Please tell me what you think and I welcome any tips...
Melva
Melva,
I think, since you are so far out, there are several things that could make your goal a reality. believe me, at 2.5 years out, I have a bounceback of about 12 lbs that I want to lose, but am finding it very difficult. My nutirionist advised me to "shake things up" a bit; she is also a fan of The Beck Diet Solution, so it's on my nightstand ready to go.
I also have to work at working out regularly again. At my :heyday" (who made that word up?) I was exercising 5 times a week - now I'm lucky if I make it 3 times a week. As with many things, I have a ready arsenal of excuses, but when I was working out 5 days a week, I didn't ALLOW excuses; I need to get that word out of my vocabulary.
You seem to be doing really well, losing 11#s! As you probably know, the less you have to lose, the harder it is (your body fights for it in a way) so keep on with your plan, but, as I see, we all need to commit to it 24/7 to make it work.
Cyndi
I think, since you are so far out, there are several things that could make your goal a reality. believe me, at 2.5 years out, I have a bounceback of about 12 lbs that I want to lose, but am finding it very difficult. My nutirionist advised me to "shake things up" a bit; she is also a fan of The Beck Diet Solution, so it's on my nightstand ready to go.
I also have to work at working out regularly again. At my :heyday" (who made that word up?) I was exercising 5 times a week - now I'm lucky if I make it 3 times a week. As with many things, I have a ready arsenal of excuses, but when I was working out 5 days a week, I didn't ALLOW excuses; I need to get that word out of my vocabulary.
You seem to be doing really well, losing 11#s! As you probably know, the less you have to lose, the harder it is (your body fights for it in a way) so keep on with your plan, but, as I see, we all need to commit to it 24/7 to make it work.
Cyndi
Cyndi, Leader, OH Groups,
Northern NJ Stalwarts
and (the slow-growing) Keeping It Kosher After WLS
"I want my unwarranted optimism back!" Dilbert
Northern NJ Stalwarts
and (the slow-growing) Keeping It Kosher After WLS
"I want my unwarranted optimism back!" Dilbert
Melva, Looks like you've got some good advise here.
1st time 01/31/2010 - 03/14/2010 lost 13 lbs
2nd time started 03/23/2010 -
Heres what I will do daily to succeed:
Read Advantage Lists 2 xs a day or more if needed
Sit Down, Slow Down, Enjoy Each Bite
Credit myself
Be accountable here daily
Exercise is not an option
Be aware of cravings and desires
Plan meals today for tomorrow
2nd time started 03/23/2010 -
Heres what I will do daily to succeed:
Read Advantage Lists 2 xs a day or more if needed
Sit Down, Slow Down, Enjoy Each Bite
Credit myself
Be accountable here daily
Exercise is not an option
Be aware of cravings and desires
Plan meals today for tomorrow