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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
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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"
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"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.
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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"
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"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...."
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