That's a great story! Thanks for posting....I would love to see all of us develop a weight loss journey like that.
So, as per her article, why do we eat the way we do? Why do we have to eat that donut, or that pizza? Why can't we make the choices that we know will benefit us in the future, not hurt us in the long run? I obviously can't answer for everyone, but I know alot of the reasons why I do it is because of social situations. When I am at home, I'm fine (unless there is a lot of bad food around!
which is why I won't buy it), but when I'm with others, and there is food around that is terrible for me and my hips, I always give in, especially when someone is like "it's only 1", or my favorite, "all things in moderation". I've come to the conclusion that I have an addiction to food - I have to eat what I see. I don't know why, I just have to. And me personally, I cannot have just "1". I have to have 2, than 5. I just don't know how to say no and I just don't know when to stop. Being a nurse, especially in peds, is the worst at times. We get SO many thank yous (not complaining BTW

)from parents that consist of Tim Hortons donuts, a box of chocolates, pizza, cookies, cakes, squares, etc. The break room is ALWAYS filled with something. How do you go in there and have people telling you how fantastic something is and not want to try it??? I wish I knew a way to curb those cravings a work - it's the worst place at times. Anyways, those are my thoughts of the day. The trainer is coming over in a bit to hurt me and then I have to go for a run.
Goals for the next week:
1) keep up program
2) Weight loss of 1.5 lbs
3) keeping a food and work-out diary (this is a HUGE problem for me!)
Have a great day everyone!
Jo