Starting from square 1

mommyonamission0106
mommyonamission0106 Posts: 14 Member
edited November 16 in Getting Started
My Name is Katie. I am 30 years old and have been over weight all my life. Massivly over weight. Before I got pregnant with my first daughter I was 340 lbs. I busted *kitten* for months and got myself down to 290. It was the best I have ever felt about myself in years. After I gave birth to her I got sucked in to the new parent craziness and sat on my *kitten* for months. I again got myself down to 299 and then got off track. I got pregnant 9 months ago and STARTED the pregnancy at 330. I am currently 9 days away from a c section and am sure I am at least almost 370. I don't ask or look at the scale at my ob appointments. After my c section next week I refuse to sit on my *kitten* and let myself get even more unhealthy. I already have a post baby grocery list made to fill my house with good food. I plan on breast feeding this time and hope that will help with the weight loss as well. I have my double stroller all set up and plan to walk with my girls daily until I am cleared to head to the gym 6 weeks post pardum. I know I can do this. I have before I just need to not fall off the wagon. I don't plan on weighing myself post baby for awhile. I know the number won't be pretty and I know it will defeat me before I start. I want to lost 60 lbs before we take a vacation in November. Most importantly I want to be confident again for myself, my husband but most of all my girls. I need positive people. I need a support team. Please send me a message about yourself and add me if you think you can be a part of my adventure.

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  • kommodevaran
    kommodevaran Posts: 17,890 Member
    Do you think you get off track because you burn out? Just the idea that there is a track makes many people give up. And impatience and desperation doesn't help. Weight loss is slow process. And you need to be extra careful because of the baby, the operation, the milk supply.
  • mommyonamission0106
    mommyonamission0106 Posts: 14 Member
    I think that I get frustrated too easily. I do plan on being very careful. I am not planning on starting til after my c section I already have a calorie number set based on input from my dr...... I just want to succeed
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