The reason you fail at losing weight
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Great post! Thank you so much!0
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Wow very encouraging! I certainly feel better! Thanks.:happy:0
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Awesome Post!!! I believe you have helped a lot of people who were ready to give up....
Thanks for sharing!!!0 -
Awesome post!!! I think I'm going to go home and take some measurements...other than on the scale. I've been meaning to do that anyway since the clothes are fitting differently but the scale isn't budging. And while I'd love to look like some hot piece of *kitten*, as long as I'm healthy, I'm happy. THANK YOU!!!0
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this is sooo good..0
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I needed that today!0
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thanks for this!!!!! Your so right!0
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Thank you. You've said a lot in that post and I appreciate it. God bless!0
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Gee and here I am think that it is just cause I eat to much0
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Well said! Thanks for the reminder.0
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I agree that weight is not everything. I would like to abandon the goal that MFP has put in for me and say that my goal is to have a 28" waist.
I've been doing this for about 7 weeks now and haven't lost a gram which is puzzling more than disheartening as I know I look better. It's annoying when people think that if you just did x,y or z then you would definitely lose the weight. a lot of posters think you must be doing something wrong if you're not losing weight. You can be doing it all right and still not lose weight. I am not 'overweight' but I am not fashionably slim either. It's pretty tough to lose weight at that point.0 -
This is an awesome post! Thank's for sharing!0
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AWESOME post!!!0
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Thank you - that's really important advice (and inspiring too)!0
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Great post. Supportive and no nonsense at same time.
I never realised the 'effort' it would take to lose weight. I tried reducing portion sizes several times, but my metabolism usually drops to reflect this, and nothing happens.
I ended up going to an organised weight loss thingy, before coming here, which I really needed, to get me moving and putting in painful effort the first few weeks. But then you adjust and the effort becomes more enjoyable, and you start to miss your exercise if you dont do it. Or feel horribly 'giddy' if you eat too much in the evening on a hungry day. i.e. what used to feel good, doesnt feel good anymore
Its alot about re-training your bad habits, committing to a change in lifestyle.0 -
VERY WELL SAID! THANKS for the reminder! :happy:0
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Bravo!! Well said!! Well put! Here, here!!! Love it!!0
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Yes! I have to remember this all the time! Thank you! Focus on the journey, which is always long when you are changing a major area of your life!0
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I agree with everyone else, great post! I see people asking these questions all the time and I think everyone just needs to give your post a good read0
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i was feeling down and at a loss today and reading this reminded me why im part of MFP. thanks.0
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