Three years TODAY!
kommodevaran
Posts: 17,890 Member
Today marks my official three years weight maintenance anniversary. This is by far the longest time ever I've had a stable weight. I'm really enjoying this - feeling comfortable in my own body, as well as comfortable with how I eat and move. This is an ongoing process. I am feeling more confident every day, every month, but I'm also getting more humble: Nothing happens unless I let it happen. Maintenance isn't a number, it isn't even just a weight range, it is a state of mind. A happy state of mind. I am grateful - and one of the things I'm grateful for, is MFP and the great community in here. Thank you
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Hearty congratulations! Looking forward to that day, and I'm so glad to know that the MFP community around maintenance is as strong as it is. THIS is where I go for inspiration and reassurance.2
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Well done you.1
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Bravo Zulu!1
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Jeg gratulerer med deg og takk for alt du har gjort for å hjelpe meg!2
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Congratulations, just started maintenance and it's great to see others continuing to succeed4
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kommodevaran wrote: »Maintenance isn't a number, it isn't even just a weight range, it is a state of mind. A happy state of mind.
Congrats on your success! I quoted the part that most resonated with my experience.1 -
Congrats on another successful year!!!1
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Congrats on your success! May your future be just as happy.1
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Congrats! I love this post.1
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I'm hoping to post the same in three years congrats1
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Congratulations on three years!1
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Great job! You should be super proud. And I'm glad to hear it gets easier over time.1
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That's awesome! I want to get excited about maintenance, but honestly I'm a little intimidated by it. It's just such a looooooong time, which I guess is the point. LOL I'm trying to practice the eating habits I know I can sustain for life: eating out, sweets (I'll give them up when I stop breathing and not a day sooner), bread, etc. It's going well, but I'm still nervous about it. I'm taking is slowly now that I'm close to a healthy weight and my strategy is to slide into maintenance without a big transition. That means the last few lbs are going to be painfully slow.
Hearty congratulations to you...You're an inspiration.1 -
Congrats :drinker:2
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Congratulations x 3.
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Wishing you many more!1
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Here's to many more to come1
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Congrats I have to say I always enjoy reading your replies in the forums, you know things3
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Need2Exerc1se wrote: »kommodevaran wrote: »Maintenance isn't a number, it isn't even just a weight range, it is a state of mind. A happy state of mind.
Congrats on your success! I quoted the part that most resonated with my experience.RunRutheeRun wrote: »Congrats I have to say I always enjoy reading your replies in the forums, you know things
I agree with these two posters. Congratulations!2 -
That's so wonderful, congrats to you!2
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