What's Your Most Recent NSV

963Nitro

I set up a pull up bar a few months ago. At my heaviest weight @ 250. I could always crank out 2 reps, because my upper body still has decent strength. Today 20.6lbs lighter, I went up to the bar to crank out 2. I tried for 3 like I always do, (and normally fail), and boom. 3 solid pull ups.

I was so excited I went back an hour later and did it again.

After work I went and did it a 3rd time! Now I'm thinking of starting a thing where I add 3 pullups to the amount I did the day before every day.

#feelsgoodman

HealthyTrent

I got up this morning and walked for 15 minutes first thing! My goal is to eventually wake up earlier & walk/jog longer, but I am a chronic snoozer and have so much trouble getting up early in the mornings, especially working from home. Baby steps!!

jrh_this_better_work

I ate half a donut this morning. That's a big deal! Let me tell you why.

This morning I took my daughter for donuts. It's what she wanted as a reward for a really good report card (we can talk later about using food as a reward!). She got a regular glazed donut and a small kolache. Since I was in the shop, I bought myself a blueberry donut, because that's my favorite. My theory was I could work it into my calorie budget for the day because I'd brought a salad for lunch.

Then I bit into the donut and didn't love it. It just didn't have much taste. I took a second bite, because I'd already started down the path. Then a debate happened in my head with these points:

Pros:
You've already started, so you may as well finish.
It's not that bad to have just one day over calories (Narrator: it's not just one day)

Cons:
It's not really that tasty.
It has a lot of calories with little nutritional value.
Today is a rest day, so there will be no "extra" calories to be consumed.

And then I stopped eating it. I stopped IN THE MIDDLE OF EATING A DONUT. The rest of the donut went back in the bag and into the trash when I got work! Feeling very proud of myself!

hawkeye45_

I have cured my Obstructive Sleep Apnea.

callriter

Went to the doctor today, my A1c on November 30th was an insane 11.4. After a month and a half it was down to 7.7 today! Doc said I don't know what you're doing, but whatever it is keep doing it. Next appointment is in 3 months. To be continued.....

ac7ssm

About 2 weeks in now and my waking blood sugars are under 95, except for the one morning when I had forgotten to take my insulin (I'm type 2) the night before and it was 120 in the morning. I was consistently over 140 in the mornings and am now at 60% of my former insulin dose.

CameronWhittaker

hawkeye45_ wrote: »

I have cured my Obstructive Sleep Apnea.

This is awesome! I really really want this to happen to me as well. How much weight did you lose? How do you know it's gone Did? Did you get retested?

Iv lost a large amount of weight since I was first diagnosed, but but doctor won't let me get retested. I had it really bad when I was first diagnosed, but iv dropped a bunch of weight.

AwesomeSquirrel

I bought a new treat from a local bakery, realised I didn’t actually like it that much and threw away the last third without much debate.

LAT1963

FIt into a Prana XL size top.

gradchica27

Under calories yesterday, went to a friend’s house and brought my favorite humongous homemade chocolate chip cookies. Had a salad and one small piece of pizza for dinner, and despite maybe a bit too much wine I did not eat a cookie. Not when my husband offered one, not when friend’s adorable little daughter literally handed me one. And just sat in front of all the chips and waited for dinner. After last weekend’s chip and dessert fest, this was huge! I noticed last weekend that alcohol lowers my inhibition on eating all the snacks food in sight, so very pleased I didn’t dive headfirst into the chip bowl this time.

And hopefully the few pounds of bloat I lost this week will be enough for me to fit into my cocktail dress tonight 😊

hawkeye45_

CameronWhittaker wrote: »

hawkeye45_ wrote: »

I have cured my Obstructive Sleep Apnea.

This is awesome! I really really want this to happen to me as well. How much weight did you lose? How do you know it's gone Did? Did you get retested?

Iv lost a large amount of weight since I was first diagnosed, but but doctor won't let me get retested. I had it really bad when I was first diagnosed, but iv dropped a bunch of weight.

For me -- and your results are certain to be different -- the 65 pounds that I lost helped, but the half inch off of my neck was probably what did the most of it. I had a really nice CPAP with a companion app that would tell me about how many apnic episodes I had per night. When I noticed that number got down to 3, I asked my doctor for another test. Does your CPAP track that information too? Maybe your doctor's hesitancy is influenced by that data.

I'm going to tag you in case you don't see my reply: @CameronWhittaker

CameronWhittaker

hawkeye45_ wrote: »

CameronWhittaker wrote: »

hawkeye45_ wrote: »

I have cured my Obstructive Sleep Apnea.

This is awesome! I really really want this to happen to me as well. How much weight did you lose? How do you know it's gone Did? Did you get retested?

Iv lost a large amount of weight since I was first diagnosed, but but doctor won't let me get retested. I had it really bad when I was first diagnosed, but iv dropped a bunch of weight.

For me -- and your results are certain to be different -- the 65 pounds that I lost helped, but the half inch off of my neck was probably what did the most of it. I had a really nice CPAP with a companion app that would tell me about how many apnic episodes I had per night. When I noticed that number got down to 3, I asked my doctor for another test. Does your CPAP track that information too? Maybe your doctor's hesitancy is influenced by that data.

I'm going to tag you in case you don't see my reply: @CameronWhittaker

Yea mine has that as well. Ever since I got it has always been 1-3 as long as no leaks. Last time I saw them they lowered the pressure slightly but I can't tell the difference.
I love the machine it, it changed/saved my life but its still a nuisance and I hope I can get rid of it eventually.

jar819

I tracked for 30 days consistently on MFP today! Just getting back into this accountability has gotten me back on track and getting the scale moving in the right direction.

hawkeye45_

I really wanted fast food today. Didn't go for it, ate my meal prep instead.
I really wanted to ask a coworker to grab me some gummy worms or Oreos when he went to the gas station. Didn't do it, had an apple instead.
I really wanted a bottled soda and told myself if I did 50 more squats I could buy it. Did the squats. Didn't buy the soda. Had water instead.

CameronWhittaker

According to BMI, I am now just normal obese not morbidly.

empresssue

I can pull my bigger size jeans off without unbuttoning or unzipping them. My next size down jeans are beginning to fit nicely at my waist.

lynneburgess714

My hard work paid off this week when I lost 2lbs since last weighing in, making a total weight loss of 58lbs! Even when I logged it and none of MFP friends noticed, not even one like, I didn't let my disappointment or feelings of being let down make me comfort eat to compensate. I have logged it again today and let them know how I felt when they didn't even notice. Just a gentle reminder.

Ddsb11

empresssue wrote: »

I can pull my bigger size jeans off without unbuttoning or unzipping them. My next size down jeans are beginning to fit nicely at my waist.

That’s an awesome feeling! Super inspiring for me right now.

Ddsb11

lynneburgess714 wrote: »

My hard work paid off this week when I lost 2lbs since last weighing in, making a total weight loss of 58lbs! Even when I logged it and none of MFP friends noticed, not even one like, I didn't let my disappointment or feelings of being let down make me comfort eat to compensate. I have logged it again today and let them know how I felt when they didn't even notice. Just a gentle reminder.

Congrats!!! Also, I hope that someday soon you will feel so 💯 about yourself you won’t even look for validation. Best feeling ever.

camillasmith1987

Personal best on my 5k time.