Live Your Life
Support is necessary! August 11, 2011 12:16 am I was reading this site and it was so empowering and I wanted to share a short blurb with you:
1 comment | Leave a comment."When we fought to get the surgery we were personally empowered. We had to be, there aren't many advocates out there fighting on the behalf of the morbidly obese. Yet somehow, if we get to comfortable in our post weight loss surgery life there is a tendency to lose that hell-bent determination. Perhaps we take it for granted. Maybe we just get bored or distracted. Maybe we get discouraged because life after surgery has not been without struggle. Any of these things can cause us to lose hope or feel like failures. I have gone through periods of sadness and suffered feelings of failure since my weight loss surgery. Don't we all? This despair only festers if we regain some weight or sit on a plateau for an extended length of time. But just like we can work a plan to test the pouch and get back on track, we can mentally train our mind to get back to being hell-bent determined to take personal control of our health. http://www.5daypouchtest.com from Kaye"
Lifelong Recovery
August 8, 2011 12:49 am What I’ve discovered over the last 10 years especially is that many people who have tried and failed to sustain healthy weight loss are as trapped by their cravings as the addictive drinker is by his. This being said and realized, it becomes clear that sustaining weight loss should be looked at as a form of lifelong recovery, and as such, connecting with and participating in a support group of people dedicated to being healthy may be the single most important requirement for long-term success.
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