coastgirl
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Apr 16, 2006
It DOES look like a Canadian flag lol!
Phew, glad it's not just me who sees that!!
I'm the boss - lets have a big loss!! Lol
Much better than gaining through pain.
My head still hurts when I touch the spot where I hit! My back is doing a LOT better, but if I didn't have such a great chiro, I don't know where I'd be right now. It was scary as heck, hurting that badly.
I love my chiro too, she did a miracle on my sore knee yesterday, I managed at least a 25 min walk today, waaay better than curling up in pain on the couch. Sorry you can still feel that bump!
On the other hand, lost a ridiculous amount last week. Something like 2.4. I don't know how or why, but it was weird! The loss was definitely NOT worth that fall and being unable to exercise the rest of the week!
Woohoo! Well done!
I am living proof of missing a weigh in or two.... cant believe I am that person. I have been going to the meetings but don't weigh in and voila, I think I am up 12-15lbs!!!! I am so disappointed in myself.
What went wrong?
In addition, it occurred to me last night (as I was shoving more food in my face) that if it was alcohol I was lifting to my lips I would certainly be an alcoholic.
Nice to meet you Margaret, welcome back...the important thing is that you are here now. Wishing you a nice quick start back at it, and some reinforcing results soon.
WW online wanted me to input my weight today, so after 6 days *drumroll* down 3 lbs! I know it'll slow down, probably next week, but I'm super pumped about 3lbs.
And I already lost a daily point. Boo!
This body ain't made for pounding pavement (for now!)
WtG! Nice start, I know you know it'll slow down but still, it's great to get a good start, makes it easier to say "ok, that was worth the trouble..." I had all my points for precisely one week also. I've only lost 12 lbs and that meant two points. That 28-pt window must be, like, a 5-lb range...
I didn't do anything for the first month I was on plan this time, I just needed to give myself time. Now I've started walking with my dog. It ain't much, but it's something. And it gives me some activity points to eat!! Give yourself time, but it's ok if you start with ten minutes of something, or taking the stairs, or an extra lap of the mall--it's all good. (I was going to say "it's all gravy" but we shouldn't be talking about gravy...mmm, gravy...)
This really helps me when I am in the kitchen l
ooking for something to eat when I know very well that I am not hungry. I hope this helps others as well.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303768104577462562370062738.html
OMG that is fab! This is my favourite part:
In a nutshell, then, by choosing food as your drugsugar highs, or the deep, soporific calm of carbsyou can still make the packed lunches, do the school run, look after the baby, stop in on your parents and then stay up all night with an ill 5-year-oldsomething that is not an option if you're regularly climbing into the cupboard under the stairs and knocking back quarts of scotch.
Overeating is the addiction of choice of "carers," and that's why it's come to be regarded as the lowest-ranking of all the addictions. It's a way of screwing yourself up while still remaining fully functional, because you have to.
Hi guys! I'm back from WDW and Tampa....In the meantime I am back to tracking today.
Both my mom and my sister were in the hospital (two different ones, naturally) so I began to eat emotionally the last few days as I was transitioning from vacation mode back to real life.
Sounds like a busy trip. I'm sure the 3.8 will be dealt with easily. Sorry to hear about your family, though, that's tough, and really stressful for you. I hope they are both well soon.