Hello lovely ladies!
Hopefully I'll be able to post more in this thread.
I'm refocusing my goals, and am no longer trying to lose weight (although it would be awesome if I did), now I'm working on getting into better shape. I want to be able to jog for longer then two minutes without feeling like my heart is going to explode out of my chest...so painful.
I have regained all the weight I've lost, and I've accepted that. Being thin just isn't something my body wants. So as long as I'm healthy and in shape then I don't care what my body looks like.
So I'm ready to once again share my journey and read about your as well!
Welcome back Wendy!!

Here's to being healthy and in shape!

I wouldn't be too sure what you're body wants...if you focus on eating right, exercising and being healthy, just see what happens. I'm not saying to focus on being thin, just be open to the possibility that your body may respond quite nicely to healthy living.
Guess who's here.................
me.
I'm with Wendy on this thing. I'm embarrassed that I'm out of breath after walking three flights of stairs. I would like to lose two sizes by January because my cousin is getting married. It's going to be a challenge but I'm going to try my best. I start tomorrow! I need to do some grocery shopping but since I'm going home Friday I'll just make do with what I have right now.
Water is definitely a problem. I never drink enough! I also barely get any activity unless I'm at
Disneyland, the stores or walking to class. Other than that I'm on my butt and I'm sure it's gotten bigger.
Welcome back Cristabel!
I'm sure your family will be happy to see you regardless of whether or not you have lost two sizes. Remember, you have to do this for you, for life, not just for one occasion. It's about making the right decisions day in and day out...on the days it's easy and the days it's just way too hard. It's about putting yourself first and focusing on the long term goal, even if it means really hard sacrifices in the short term. It's about understanding why we eat and dealing with the issues, not just the food. When you are truly ready to do this for yourself and to perservere even when it's hard, you will do this. But it will have to be for YOU, because you know you can do it and that you deserve it. If it takes more than two months, so be it. This is about a lifetime lifestyle change, not about a dress size for a party. Though if it helps in the short term to visualize yourself in the dress, use it! But that's just an interim tool to motivate, not an end goal.
Hi ladies.
Calories consumed so far today - 0
Water so far today - 0 (but I am on my third diet Pepsi)
Exercise so far today - 0
Look at that consistentcy.....impressive!
Hmmmmmm, something needs to change. Oh yeah, that would be me.
Hmmmm....breakfast is the most important meal of the day! Got to eat well and regularly, so you don't end up starving by the end of the day. I'm thinking you're not quite yet focused on the healthy part.
SARAH: Congrats on the continued healthy living!!
DONNA: If you are exercising and eating right, don't worry about the weight fluctuation. I'm sure with perserverance and some tweaking on the meals, your weight will go back down.
So, for me...I did run today. Not much. Just about 1/2 hour, but I got out of the house and moved. Eating was a bit better, got some more healthy stuff consumed, even if I didn't eliminate the sweets. So it's a start.
Tomorrow I'm going to be spending the day at the US Embassy trying to get that stolen passport replaced. Not fun. Hopefully it will be easier than I am expecting.
And for the QUOTE OF THE DAY
Quote of the Day
A bad habit never disappears miraculously; it's an undo-it-yourself project.
Abigail Van Buren