NEED TO LOSE 100 LBS OR MORE !
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so i know that i posted today already but i feel like i need to do more. since today is wish day i wish that i didnt get the phone call that my dad has cancer yet again. wont know till he has the surgery to knwo how bad how much where it started or anything. we only know he needs the surgery asap. so needless to say not the greatest food day but it wasnt that bad either. im emotionally drained right now and i just felt the need that i needed to share with someone else that isnt so close to the situation. sorry for the rant but thank you for allowing me to do it.
I am so sorry to hear about your Dad. I am praying the Lord will be with him during the surgery and God will give the surgeons wisdom and skill. Praying strength, courage and hope for your Dad and your whole family.
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When I first got back I saw no change in my weight but after two days of being home and not eating salty restaurant food. I lost about 2.5 pounds of water weight, so the trip was good for my weightloss. I actually broke through a long plateau and I also tightened up my upper arms some more. It was also good for my attitude. Working with people who have lost their homes makes you appreciate what you have. It is hard to believe that a year after the flood almost 8% of the residents of Minot are living in FEMA trailers. If you or your church are looking for an missionary/service project I recommend checking out Hope Village in Minot ND. My wish today is that the family whose house I worked on gets their wish of being in their home by Christmas.
Praise God for angels like you who help others in their time of need. Bless you.
Christine0 -
Tuesday - Goals (do you have any Goals you want to update us?)
-I set a goal last week to work out for 30 minutes a day 3 times a week. For me, that is a challenge (or so I thought) due to a 45+/- hour work week, a 3 year old and a home to take care of. BUT happy to say I have already accomplished that this week, and it is already Wednesday! I actually forgot how much I enjoy going to the gym.
Wednesday - Wishes (what do you wish? It can be weight related or not, can be realistic or not)
-wishes...well, I wish getting healthy was easy. it is more than frustrating knowing how hard it is ONLY because I have been here before. I lost over 130 pounds 4-5 years ago. Of course now, being 32, working full time and after having a baby, my body doesn't lose it as easy. It is a battle to keep my chin up.
I wonder if anyone else has done this before too? (losing 100+ pounds)? How do you stay motivated knowing the battle that lies ahead?
I understand that I didn't put this weight back on overnight
I've actually done it a couple of times, and lost 80 to 90 lbs numerous times, didn't learn a thing any of those times about needing to keep a healthy lifestyle for keeps. This time I'm viewing this journey as a life-long way of eating and not something that is going to be done at a certain time and I can go back to eating junk again. It has only taken me 62 years to figure this out:laugh:0 -
So I really need to vent about something work-related (yes, we are not even back in session and there's ALREADY drama!). My assistant principal sent out an email to the entire school letting us know that there are now new procedures for showing an R-rated movie in class. In the past, we just sent permission slips home with the kids. Now, we have to submit that permission slip along with the curricular objectives and lesson plan to him and our dept. chair.
Honestly, I'm ok with that--I mean it shows a lack of trust toward the teachers, but that's nothing new. :ohwell: And I'm sure there are some teachers who aren't sending home permission slips or doing anything very constructive while showing said movies. However, those few teachers will now just switch to showing PG rated movies to avoid the extra work--this new procedure isn't going to make them better teachers (I wish school administraors would learn that implementing procedures doesn't make bad teachers good, it only bogs down good teachers in more paperwork).
The part I'm angry about is when I opend the attached form we will now need to submit, it said we also have to attach an alternate activity for those students whose parents object to their watching the movie. Now in all of the years I've been teaching, I've never had a parent refuse to let a child watch a movie in my classes, and I always collect the permission slips with several days to spare, just in case I do need to plan an alternate. I emailed the asst. principal and explained this to him and asked that we not be required to waste valuable time planning activities, that in all likelyhood, will never be used. He said he will discuss it with the dept. chairs, but I'm not holding out high hopes that they will change it. He framed his response in a way that makes it clear he still wants these alternate activities ahead of time--we'll see. I hate the admin. at my school! :mad: They just don't get that all of these little additions add up and take away from time I could be using to grade or work on lessons. If you got this far, thanks for listening to my rant.
I guess I am shocked that you are showing R rated movies in school at all, I, as a parent, would not like that, I don't even watch R rated movies. I am sorry about all the requirements and I agree that making more policies does not make better teachers but only makes more work for great teachers. Government is the same way, make more laws to try to get around the fraud but they are always ahead and it just makes it more difficult for the law abiding people.
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Happy Thursday!!
Thursday Truth- I haven't worked out all week a calorie buring pace for me. I have done a ton of walking around the mall and home depot but not outside around the lake.
A personal truth I am tired of waiting to hear if my house offer was accepted. Most people hear with in a day or so it has been 4 days now.0 -
Hi all, I got my walk with Belle in this morning despite the muscle cramps I have been having since early am. Guess I need some bananas. I plan on walking her again tonight. Last night was hard walking due to high humidity which makes breathing really hard for me even with the oxygen. But I did it!!! I am excited because my DIL told me they are planning a trip to the zoo the last weekend in September and I am invited to go along. I am going to start taking longer walks to get ready for it. Last time I went my son had to push me in a wheelchair and this time I am determined to walk through it myself!
Psyching myself up for a trip to a pizza buffet with a friend. I am determined to fill up on salad and only have 1 piece of pizza. This is really going to be tough as pizza is one of my very favorite things. Well, if it is a little slice, maybe 2 (oh no the rationalizing me is coming out already!) Lord give me strength to resist that 2nd slice.
Augi, loved the story about the guns:laugh:
Praying blessings on all of you today.
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Thursday Truth -- my goal for yesterday was to play Wii with my son, but instead we watched TV. :frown: And ate ice cream. Later in the evening he came into the kitchen to kiss me good-night and I noticed how thick his waist is now. He's only 8 and that thicking of his waist is my fault. I don't want to forget how bad that made me feel. I want to get my own butt in gear so that his weight gain returns to normal for a child and he grows up healthy and active. So tonight, we are going roller skating (Cub Scout activity). I can't skate with him (physical limitation), but it's a start for him and I will get in some walking while he's on the floor.0
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So I really need to vent about something work-related (yes, we are not even back in session and there's ALREADY drama!). My assistant principal sent out an email to the entire school letting us know that there are now new procedures for showing an R-rated movie in class. In the past, we just sent permission slips home with the kids. Now, we have to submit that permission slip along with the curricular objectives and lesson plan to him and our dept. chair.
Honestly, I'm ok with that--I mean it shows a lack of trust toward the teachers, but that's nothing new. :ohwell: And I'm sure there are some teachers who aren't sending home permission slips or doing anything very constructive while showing said movies. However, those few teachers will now just switch to showing PG rated movies to avoid the extra work--this new procedure isn't going to make them better teachers (I wish school administraors would learn that implementing procedures doesn't make bad teachers good, it only bogs down good teachers in more paperwork).
The part I'm angry about is when I opend the attached form we will now need to submit, it said we also have to attach an alternate activity for those students whose parents object to their watching the movie. Now in all of the years I've been teaching, I've never had a parent refuse to let a child watch a movie in my classes, and I always collect the permission slips with several days to spare, just in case I do need to plan an alternate. I emailed the asst. principal and explained this to him and asked that we not be required to waste valuable time planning activities, that in all likelyhood, will never be used. He said he will discuss it with the dept. chairs, but I'm not holding out high hopes that they will change it. He framed his response in a way that makes it clear he still wants these alternate activities ahead of time--we'll see. I hate the admin. at my school! :mad: They just don't get that all of these little additions add up and take away from time I could be using to grade or work on lessons. If you got this far, thanks for listening to my rant.
I guess I am shocked that you are showing R rated movies in school at all, I, as a parent, would not like that, I don't even watch R rated movies. I am sorry about all the requirements and I agree that making more policies does not make better teachers but only makes more work for great teachers. Government is the same way, make more laws to try to get around the fraud but they are always ahead and it just makes it more difficult for the law abiding people.
Rebecca
My son is in an urban high school in MN. In my experiences there are some teachers who never send home the permission slips and still show the movies. I will say I am not shocked at the Rating like others maybe being I live in the inner city. My shock is more on how does the latest cool movie relate to the history lesson in school. My son has always watched a lot of stuff on National Geographic Channel and History where those things are not rated but should be for sure.
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Thursday Truth - I've been working so much lately that I'm completely exhausted by the time I get home and I haven't been working out as much as I should be.0
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Wed Wish: For produce to be cheaper and easier to keep fresh. Having just 1 person to shop/cook for makes it hard to get a weeks worth of produce.
This is why I went to get a to go salad at a salad bar and only got the extra veggies, so I could have a variety to do what I want with, that are already partially usable and not too much. My produce always ruined before I could use it up. I get the mixed spring mix at the store and then add stuff for salads or use it to cook with to add to omelets, etc.
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Prayers out to those with health concerns.
Ok, let me blow the topic up. I am thinking about getting a fitbit? Yes or no and why?
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Thursday Truth - other than trying to get a minimum number of steps in, I haven't been doing any "formal" exercise. Trying to open the new school has me fully exhausted by the time I get home and I really just crash.
@Joe: I know that when Fitnesspal and Fitbit linked, several of us went and got a Fitbit. I love mine. I personally don't do a lot on the Fitbit site even though I have the two sites linked. However, it does help me keep myself a little more in balance than before I had it. If I'm with a friend that wants to stop for yogurt or coffee, I can take a quick look at my calories and steps for the day to help me make my decisions for that extra treat or not. Then at the end of the day, the two sites help me to determine if I need to go for a walk to burn a little more, etc. I also like to pay attention to the sleep mode. I'm trying to get my sleeping a little more under control. To me, the measurements are a little more user friendly than the fitness pal. My sister swears by hers and she's lost over 120 lbs. Well, that's my 2 cents worth.
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Prayers out to those with health concerns.
Ok, let me blow the topic up. I am thinking about getting a fitbit? Yes or no and why?
Joe
Totally a personal decision Joe. I love mine and use the Fitbit site to get an instant update on BMI, track blood pressure and pulse, and each day I enter the time I went to bed and the time I got up---it then creates a sleep record so I can see how many times I woke up and how long I actually slept versus being in bed. It is also pushing me to take more steps each day and I have a goal to use a certain # of calories everyday. Not just activity but my total expenditure just living + activity. Fitbit gives me a measure on that.
I find it to be a good tool to utilize with MFP. Just a personal opinion.
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Lots of good reading, thanks. I have been just spinning my wheels it seems. Good news is family reunion went well and had tons of fun and good food, 4 extra pounds worth. I think I am again going to have a stable couple weeks so I can get back on here and log my food and get back to the bicycle. Summer and family matters can be so time consuming.0
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Wednesday Wish: This is not health related, but some buyers looked at my house in Atlanta. They really liked it and my realtor thinks they may make an offer. I really need to sell. For the past 2 months, I've paid a mortgage in Atlanta and rent in Vegas. I'm getting ready to pay both (plus utilities, maintenance, etc. . .) again for September. I could be saving a LOT of money by not paying two properties. I'm just so thankful I have the means to pay both. Doors opened for this big career change so I know it will work out.
nice. i hope it sells. i've been paying rent and mortgage for SIX years. and it's a killer for sure.My Wed wish this week is for a friend. His 6 year old was recently diagnosed with leukemia. If you believe in prayer, I would appreciate it if you would keep this little guy in yours.
poor baby. my biggest fear. i hope his journey isn't too hard.so i know that i posted today already but i feel like i need to do more. since today is wish day i wish that i didnt get the phone call that my dad has cancer yet again. wont know till he has the surgery to knwo how bad how much where it started or anything. we only know he needs the surgery asap. so needless to say not the greatest food day but it wasnt that bad either. im emotionally drained right now and i just felt the need that i needed to share with someone else that isnt so close to the situation. sorry for the rant but thank you for allowing me to do it.
i hope his surgery shows it isn't so bad and you can get right to work fixing it.When I first got back I saw no change in my weight but after two days of being home and not eating salty restaurant food. I lost about 2.5 pounds of water weight, so the trip was good for my weightloss. I actually broke through a long plateau and I also tightened up my upper arms some more. It was also good for my attitude. Working with people who have lost their homes makes you appreciate what you have. It is hard to believe that a year after the flood almost 8% of the residents of Minot are living in FEMA trailers. If you or your church are looking for an missionary/service project I recommend checking out Hope Village in Minot ND. My wish today is that the family whose house I worked on gets their wish of being in their home by Christmas.
oh wow, nice work. i didn't even know they'd had a flood. hazard of never watching or reading the news.Assuming cloning were perfected and you could clone yourself with no medical risks, would you do so? Would you want a baby who is a perfect genetic replica of you?
I will start: YES!! I would absolutely clone myself; I think it would be so awesome to watch a biological replica of me grow up! I know it would be a challenge to not have certain expectations of her, but I still think I would do it. I mean, don't all parents have to be careful not to pressure their kids to be like them, even though they aren't clones?
I know this makes me sound really conceited, but other than being overweight, I really like my physical self.
PS--I realize some people might have religious arguments against cloning; I am in no way trying to start a philosophical/religious debate in this. So let's assume, for the purposes of this discussion, that there are no moral conflicts in this "perfected" cloning process. Remember, this is just for fun!
you know, i think it would be interesting as a nature vs. nurture experiment. i was raised in a pretty crappy environment by substandard parents and it does beg the question of how i'd be had i been raised in a healthy environment and how much is bred into me at birth. but as far as raising myself just for the joy of raising myself, nah. i much prefer my children. they're always a surprise and they change and grow in such fascinating ways and i have no way of knowing that they will be. that's the fun of it.0 -
Cloning - yea or nea? I love me too much to have another one of me around. :laugh: Plus I made so many mistakes growing up I wonder about who would raise the other me and how the other me would grow up and if she would make the same mistakes or if, I assumed the same resposibilities, she would be free of them. Then she would be free to develop the free-spirited side of me that got squashed in young adulthood. Its a very interesting question. If I were dying, I'd loved to be cloned to live on, that would be the perfect time.
Thurs truth - I am caught up on my medical bills - but OH how it hurts my savings account! And I am going to have some female surgery on Sept. 6th. Don't need to go into details - will spare the men-folk. Will be in the hospital 2 days and then no lifting, pushing or pulling more than 10 lbs. for six weeks. Good news is I can go swimming after my 2 wk. post-op visit if the doctor approves. I will be looking forward to that go-ahead!0 -
@holly--I also know some teachers who never send home permission slips and up until a few years ago, it wasn't even policy to do so. I don't know what movies your son is watching, but history classes probably have the most R-rated movies in my HS. I mean, any war movie is going to be rated R--at least if it's realistic. I actually only show 3 movies the entire school year, but 2 of the 3 are R-rated. As far as relating the movie to their curricular goals, I will give you an example of why I show a "cool" movie. My juniors read Fahrenheit 451 over the summer. When we return to school, we spend a few weeks discussing the themes, archetypes, and motifs along with some close analysis of Bradbury's use of diction and syntax. At the end of the unit we watch V for Vendetta and the students must find theme similarities and identify some common archetypes and motifs in the film. Could I do the same lesson with a PG movie?--perhaps, but I have yet to find a PG film that shares the themes so perfectly. Also, the students love the movie (most have already seen it) and this motivates them to WANT to search for the themes and archetypes. In the 5 years that I've shown this movie, I've never had a parent refuse to sign the permission slip b/c I explain the curricular objectives on the slip. I agree that the school needs to look out for the best interest of everyone, namely the students. However, having me waste time on alternate activities that I will probably never use, takes away time I could be devoting to my students.
@rebecca--when you consider the novels students read in English class, it shouldn't be shocking that they may see R-rated movies. My 11th and 12th graders read Fahrenheit 451, Brave New World, The Awakening, 1984, The Scarlet Letter, The Things They Carried, Montana 1948, Othello, Oedipus Rex, The Great Gatsby--all contain sex, violence, or strong language (most contain all of the above). It would be kind of silly to say we expect them to read and discuss the topics in a mature manner, but then say we don't trust they can handle an R-rated movie. Also, the content they study in history is (sadly) filled with violence--moreso than some movie depictions.0 -
First regarding cloning, no way. I have so many health issues I see no reason to make a copy of this mess. :grumble:
Thursday Truth: I have gotten my 10,000 steps a day in the last 4 days (and I'll hit it today unless I break my leg or get hit by a bus). HOWEVER, the truth is what should be a doable thing, a thing recommended by so many health experts, a thing that so many people do each and every day without trying that hard...............this is something my head is telling me is really beyond my physical capabilities at this point in my life. After the first day my back started to hurt, then my feet, and yesterday add the hip to the pain stew. I just did some quiet crying yesterday because I felt I just could not finish it. Yeah, I did finish but it was getting up and doing it 100 steps at a time. It was insane and beyond the pain I am able to deal with on a daily basis. I was just feeling happy the other day that getting around on a daily basis was on the upswing since some pounds disappeared and I can't willingly put myself back into that mess again.
I'll do it when I can. That's the truth.
Once again I've shared TMI. Moving on....back to :drinker: :drinker: Need to drink a lot this afternoon, I had an overwhelming urge for cottage cheese and OMG the darn stuff is so sodium laden that I've just about doubled my intake for the day by having one 1/2 c serving. Garp.......
Lin0 -
Thursday - Truth (got anything you need to fess up to or get off your chest?)
Yep - I'm probably capable of more physical activity than I do. I get tired, I have pain, I get fatigued, but I'm probably capable of more.0 -
Thursday truth: I don't like my job... :sad: I used to love it (been here over 5 years) but they started piling the work of several people onto me, and there is harassment and bullying going on here that makes it difficult to push through. I wish I could just go to school. I love school. Here's to school! :drinker:
I am so incredibly happy before I get to work and after I get home... the in between stinks!
On a brighter note- I LOVE my life. I feel terrific physically and spiritually! :happy: My kiddo is happier too!0 -
Prayers out to those with health concerns.
Ok, let me blow the topic up. I am thinking about getting a fitbit? Yes or no and why?
Joe
I'm glad you posted this Joe, I've been thinking about it too.0 -
First regarding cloning, no way. I have so many health issues I see no reason to make a copy of this mess. :grumble:
Thursday Truth: I have gotten my 10,000 steps a day in the last 4 days (and I'll hit it today unless I break my leg or get hit by a bus). HOWEVER, the truth is what should be a doable thing, a thing recommended by so many health experts, a thing that so many people do each and every day without trying that hard...............this is something my head is telling me is really beyond my physical capabilities at this point in my life. After the first day my back started to hurt, then my feet, and yesterday add the hip to the pain stew. I just did some quiet crying yesterday because I felt I just could not finish it. Yeah, I did finish but it was getting up and doing it 100 steps at a time. It was insane and beyond the pain I am able to deal with on a daily basis. I was just feeling happy the other day that getting around on a daily basis was on the upswing since some pounds disappeared and I can't willingly put myself back into that mess again.
I'll do it when I can. That's the truth.
Once again I've shared TMI. Moving on....back to :drinker: :drinker: Need to drink a lot this afternoon, I had an overwhelming urge for cottage cheese and OMG the darn stuff is so sodium laden that I've just about doubled my intake for the day by having one 1/2 c serving. Garp.......
Lin
Lin, sorry you are in so much pain. I know the feeling, some days my feet and back hurt so bad I cry. I have found that I have to get through the pain though one step at a time because if I sit too long then I hurt even worse. I'll be praying for your pain to stop.0 -
I promise this will be the last time today I get on here, but I have a Thursday truth and that is I ate 3 small pieces of pizza instead of the 1 piece I had. Didn't eat all the crust and still came in under calories, but disappointed in my lack of discipline.:sad:
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Thursday Truth-I have just learned something about myself. :huh: At a young age, I became a people pleaser.
When I lived with my grandparents, noone was ever called fat, told they need to lose weight, or to exercise more. We were taught to love each other and ourselves. If we don't love ourself noone else will. When my grandfather pasted away, I had to move home with my parents. Everything was ok until my parents divorced. My mother's new man would tell me all the time that I was going to get fat if I ate that and that I need to be skinny if I wanted to ever wanted to marry a good man. I was only about 9 years old when this started. I wanted to be loved, so I would watch what I ate and exercised all the time. This went on all the way through my teens. I ended up eating one meal a day and running track everyday. My coach told me that I needed to lose weight to run for the state track and field, so I did. I got sick and couldn't run track anymore. There went my dreams. :sad: I got married and had a baby all in the same year. Yea I gained weight. I was now 20 lbs over weight and my husband was telling me I was fat and that he was going to leave me. :grumble: I lost the weight to please him. Then I got preg again two years later. By this time we were at ends with each other. My life was changing even more. I got up to 180 lbs. I had gain 60 lbs in 5 years and two children. He would call me fat and I ate more. Because he said he would live if I got fatter. We seperated shortly after that. :drinker:
:flowerforyou: :laugh: 
My family and freinds whould then tell me that I would be so pretty if I was skinny again and that I could find a good man if I was skinny again. So what did I do? I ate!! By this time I new habit had formed. I was no longer a people pleaser, but a people hater. I hated people who told me I was fat and so on. I have carried this bad habit with me for more than 20 years now.
Time for a new habit. :happy:
I know that I needed to find out how I got this way and why I am still this way. I now can make a mind change and the body will follow. :bigsmile:
I never seen it before. It just hit me across the head. WOW!!
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Thursday Truth....I really do not enjoy exercise. I do it because I know its good for me.0
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Good afternoon all. I fell so behind the day is half over and I am just getting on here. My son and I both had errands that needed to be done so the morning was spent doing that. I did discover a new grocery store today that carries much better produce then where I usually go so I spent to much money there but have some real nice things to eat, lol. Isnt it funny how I can always justify a fast food stop or a gas station candy bar but if I overspend at the grocery store on food thats good for us then I feel guilty for going over budget. Anyone else ever feel this way? My thursday truth is I havent told anyone in my family that I am working on losing weight again. I dont want to say anything this time until they notice on their own. It has been such a roller coaster my whole life that it seems like when I say something now I can feel them secretly expecting me to fail. I know that is toatlly me and not them as I hav a very loving nd supportive family but I cant help feeling that way. So I will just wait and see and when they start to notice I will just say all the new recipies I have been trying are apparently paying off, lol.0
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So I woke up this morning and felt a little woosy, almost like I had fish swimming around in my head. I've never had that before and thought it was a little strange. I managed to get up and head on to workout anyway. I did my C25K and then came back upstairs and did the 30 Day Shred. After my workout the swimmy headedness was gone. Anyone have a clue on what it could be?
I also have a question for my friends who run. Sorry if this sounds random, but I'm really curious if it's just me. Do any of you get extremely runny noses during or after running? It seems like every time I run, my nose just wants to run and run. It's really hard to run when you can't breathe through your nose. (Sorry if that's weird)
Thursday Truth: The truth is, I'm loving the 5K training. I honestly thought I would hate running because as a child I was told by my PE teacher that I was "too fat" to make a good time during the running portion of our physical fitness test. (I was 8 and STILL remember this!) I'm also feeling better and have truly enjoyed "shopping" in my own closet again. (Goodbye 26's and 24's...and I'm almost saying farewell to my 22's. I'm looking forward to the day that I can wear a pair of pants that start with a 1 instead of a 2.) Lastly, I'm truthfully thankful for all of my wonderful MFP friends who push and motivate me daily! Big shout out to @ Naceto, judymelton, SkinnyJeanz, BSchoberg, ewhirly02, justaride, and Kimpossible471. You guys rock!
Oh, and a big thanks @Robin for doing such a great job with the sight. I know I don't give her a shoutout often, but I'm grateful for her as well.
Hope everyone had a Thrilling Thursday.
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I also have a question for my friends who run. Sorry if this sounds random, but I'm really curious if it's just me. Do any of you get extremely runny noses during or after running? It seems like every time I run, my nose just wants to run and run. It's really hard to run when you can't breathe through your nose. (Sorry if that's weird)
Yoga does this to me. NOt aerobics or walking (haven't tried running yet). The first 15/20 minutes of yoga my nose is like a faucet. I have to keep box of tissues right there to keep blowing it. 0 -
I hope it's okay for me to post on here, I started at 289 pounds a year ago although I have been as high as 320. I am down 100 pounds now and want to lose another 25 and then I may set another goal. I want to congratulate the member who was able to walk past the gluten free items and not purchase them. I used Atkins a few years ago and lost 40 pounds only to gain it back by buying their carb free candies, cookies and other high calorie foods. I still have a problem with things like peanut butter. It's so hard to stop when you get started so I try to not temp myself or take that first bite. I have to remember these things are like poison to me and that food is not only an addiction but it's the one addiction that we can't do without. Imagine if a drug addict or alcoholic had to consume a small amount everyday to stay alive how hard it would be to quit. I will continue to work every day to improve my eating habits and share any positives things I have learned from this experience to anyone struggling with a food addiction.0
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Thursday truth - still haven't tested out those running shoes...
I have done at least an hour of brisk walking today though, just running errands. Will try for some jogging this evening.0
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