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I caught my self being super mindful, of everything I was eating today. Good choices I may add, but it was hard to say No to the food that I wanted, but don't need & that won't help me lose weight. Our stories are very similar, (this comment is said often I know, but it's true!) I lost my way, & just trying to find my way back again is all I can say. And the pattern I've noticed w/me is when I let the support board go, so does the seriousness of getting the weight off. Today has been a tough day for me, tackling the food and trying to eat properly. I have to get my exercise going for today, before the day ends. If I don't the quilt will kick in, & I will feel worse. We are going to take this wl journey, over & over, One Pound at a time is my motto, & will be a life time battle as well, ongoing? does it ever stop? yes, & this when gaining weight comes back indeed. I feel like I am dusting my self off, and getting back on the horse again. I am going on & on! Sorry about that. It's good to have you here, as I just rejoined the group and getting my self reacquainted a few days ago. It feels good, just like ole times. Wishing You & the rest of US , more & continued success through the journey chat soon-jbug
I need the scale. When I avoid it - it is because I don't like what it may show me. But when I use it at least 2-3 times a week - I am more mindful about my intake. The muffin, or cake than may be calling my name - are not an option when the scale shows me that I am at the top of my weight range. If I am over that- that's when measuring and counting and extra water, and no nuts, etc etc etc comes to mind. Wine? What wine? Will not have any until I am at least 2 lbs below the "red line".
Scale is not everything, but it helps me be mindful about my intake.
Avoiding the scale got me one time all the way to 250....before I had RNY..
Hala. RNY 5/14/2008; Happy At Goal =HAG
"I can eat or do anything I want to - as long as I am willing to deal with the consequences"
"Failure is not falling down, It is not getting up once you fell... So pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and start all over again...."
I've been on & off OH for the past 8 or 9 yrs. total.
It sounds like you are BOT for sure! Congratulations. You have made some excellent decisions when it comes to battle. Beverages and food choices and beloved Exercise! Drinking alcohol is/ and now that I think about was my downfall to continued weight loss when I hit my plateau & got stuck, way back then & now too. It's the ultimate sabotage when it comes to losing weight, so I have to choose wisely. What do i want more!? Well both. I want to lose weight & drink my spirits too!! but i know they don't work together I can't have them both.
I wish YOU MUCH! Success.
Chat soon- jbug
I have been kinda of a lurker but not very active. I wanted to introduce myself. I am a work in progress.
I am back on track. I want to be healthy. Even though i have regained at least 50 lbs In the last 8 and half years I have still made some healthy changes. I did not stop smoking after surgery but 4 years later i finally kicked the habit. I always exercised to this day so that is a plus. Now i wanna talk about Drinking alcohol as it became a huge issue i battled this for about 4 years until one day i said enough is enough.
We are usually warned about what to expect with our physcological issues but if you were like me i just figured it wasnt a problem. My other addiction was drinking diet coke. I withheld it for the first year after surgery but it returned full force as i was drinking nearly 100 oz a day and no water. That was all in the past. Well so it has been 3 weeks i have officially weened of diet coke. I needed to make that change before i could get my mindset to get back on track.
The changes i am making are:
I attend zumba 1 hr every tue and thurs
Joined the gym working out with personal trainer mon wed fri
I eat fairly well and choose healthy and have never vomited
I stopped the diet coke
I Drink lots of water
I stopped drinking while eating which is the biggest problem for me.
I really need support and i think that is what we are all searching for. Good luck everyone on our journey of recovery.
I hope i can inspire others to be strong to reach our goals. Friends welcome
Great attitude. I would like to lose 10lbs. My eating is good...but I still give in to my wine ... Plus ...I eat the right foods, just too much at times...
Struggles...
Hala. RNY 5/14/2008; Happy At Goal =HAG
"I can eat or do anything I want to - as long as I am willing to deal with the consequences"
"Failure is not falling down, It is not getting up once you fell... So pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and start all over again...."
No problem. Today never happened