Starting back up AGAIN 😳

hmosser · June 27

Hey there! I’m just restarting my weight loss journey AGAIN! I’m a 45 year old married mom of 2 living in Texas. I have gained and lost the same 50 lbs multiple times in the past 15 years, often using MFP. Last year, I let the stress of life get me off track again, and I put on 50 lbs. I’m also finding the weight is harder to take off in my 40s. So here I am, looking for some accountability to help me stay on track! Friend me if you want to help.

mrssarahhobbs · June 29

This resonates! Recently turned 45, hormones, stress levels and weight fluctuating regularly. Living with 2 adult children, a 10 year old and a type 1 diabetic partner who has sweets on hand. The struggle is real!!

Saturncap10 · June 30

Hi im new but old returning too to restart my fatloss journey. Looking to lose some fat get fit and be healthy.

Rxman1971 · June 30

Best of luck u got this

Fortonjennifer · June 30

Just getting back to it as well… I’m 52 with a husband and two teen girls. I work long hours and struggle to find time to get to my gym! I’m also looking for friends to keep me motivated.

KareninCanada · June 30

Feeling all of that. It's harder for sure! But the motivation is stronger, so there's that. 👍

JohnK912 · July 1

You can do it, Fellow Texan!

katamom · July 16

you got this! Add me as friend - any of you- WE can do this :-)

Jhardyman1 · July 17

I'm 40 and have gained 55 lbs over the past 2 years, and I am trying to get it off. You can do this, don't give up!

blondie123179 · July 17

I'm in the same boat. I'm 44 and need to change my eating habits. A health scare helped me realize I need to take care of myself. I'm 16lbs down since 6/4.

yfm6tvzpc4 · July 17

Relatable! Closer to 50 than 40 and it’s SO HARD! consistency is key. Keep at it one day at a time.

Hallzeehall · July 28

100% me as well - lost quite a bit of weight about 10 years ago and it’s been creeping back up over the years, I don’t want to hide behind being so busy (FT job, teenage son, side business, sports, drivers training, grad parties, etc.) but of course have been using that as a crutch and want to put the effort in to me and make healthy living a priority. I have a hard time committing after a few weeks because it’s discouraging when the scale doesn’t reflect how you feel you are doing. Just rejoined MFP a few weeks ago and am determined to be consistent. So far doing well but can use all the help and motivation and support I can get! Hoping to find some friends here to keep me on track.