Not new to MFP but new to the forums! :)
awilson2010
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Hi everyone,
My name is Allisha, I'm 24 and I am new to the MFP forums. I've been using MFP for about 6 months now, and I've lost 10lbs. (my ticker only reads 7 but that was because of a typo when weighing in. oops!)
My main goal for losing weight is my issues with trying to conceive my first child. My husband and I have been trying for a few years without success & my doctor felt that losing weight would be the best thing for fertility.
Since our wedding (January 30th 2010) I have lost a total of 60lbs by re-vamping my lifestyle to be healthier & more active. I've seemed to hit a plateau, and though I am not gaining anything it is frustrating. I have 123lbs until my "forever" goal and just a week ago I surpassed my first "number on the scale goal" (even though it was only by 1lb) rather than "lbs lost" goal, so yay for that at least
I am on my way to a fertility specialist on Tuesday since my weight loss failed to aid my fertility issues and I am extremely nervous. The co-founder of the clinic I was referred to recently spent a week on the "pro" side of a debate to ban fertility treatments to women who are overweight. I never thought that at the age of 24 I would be visiting a fertility doctor let alone having to worry about not being treated due to my weight. Most people will say that I have lots of time to lost the weight, get healthy & re-visit the fertility treatments when the time is right but I come from a gene pool of women who experienced early menopause, as early as 25 years young.
Sorry this post got so long, thank you for reading if you made it this far!
My name is Allisha, I'm 24 and I am new to the MFP forums. I've been using MFP for about 6 months now, and I've lost 10lbs. (my ticker only reads 7 but that was because of a typo when weighing in. oops!)
My main goal for losing weight is my issues with trying to conceive my first child. My husband and I have been trying for a few years without success & my doctor felt that losing weight would be the best thing for fertility.
Since our wedding (January 30th 2010) I have lost a total of 60lbs by re-vamping my lifestyle to be healthier & more active. I've seemed to hit a plateau, and though I am not gaining anything it is frustrating. I have 123lbs until my "forever" goal and just a week ago I surpassed my first "number on the scale goal" (even though it was only by 1lb) rather than "lbs lost" goal, so yay for that at least
I am on my way to a fertility specialist on Tuesday since my weight loss failed to aid my fertility issues and I am extremely nervous. The co-founder of the clinic I was referred to recently spent a week on the "pro" side of a debate to ban fertility treatments to women who are overweight. I never thought that at the age of 24 I would be visiting a fertility doctor let alone having to worry about not being treated due to my weight. Most people will say that I have lots of time to lost the weight, get healthy & re-visit the fertility treatments when the time is right but I come from a gene pool of women who experienced early menopause, as early as 25 years young.
Sorry this post got so long, thank you for reading if you made it this far!
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