NSV of the day
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mrron2u
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I only just recently learned what the term NSV means (Non Scale Victory) and thought it might be fun, encouraging and inspiring to start a thread here for us to share our NSV of the day.
For me, today I was able to wear a new pair of size 40 pants I bought over the weekend at Costco. This represents several NSV's for me. First of all I was in 48's for the longest time, and second of all, I can shop at Costco now! Now you know I'm not a fashionista if I'm shopping there - but I feel great and think these new pants fit and look really great!
Looking forward to hearing of other NSV's from my Type 2 buddies!
For me, today I was able to wear a new pair of size 40 pants I bought over the weekend at Costco. This represents several NSV's for me. First of all I was in 48's for the longest time, and second of all, I can shop at Costco now! Now you know I'm not a fashionista if I'm shopping there - but I feel great and think these new pants fit and look really great!
Looking forward to hearing of other NSV's from my Type 2 buddies!
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Way to go!! Ok, hmm, mine for today is the size 16 black dress pants I can wear now!!! Orginally down from a size 20!0
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Isn't that an awesome feeling? I was also in 48's (dress pants 50's) and an now wearing size 40. I love not shopping in the big n tall section! And I can now tuck my shirt in more than an inch!0
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Way to go!! Ok, hmm, mine for today is the size 16 black dress pants I can wear now!!! Orginally down from a size 20!
@mrron2u - Congrats to you!!! That's awesome!
I'm not a major fashionista either. I would shop at Costco.
@kamaperry - Me too!0 -
It was awesome and I feel so much lighter!!!
I was even trying on XXL shirts and jackets, and I used to be a 4X guy!
I feel like I've come a long way from hiding under my fat guy clothes! I know I still probably have 75 to 100 pounds to go, but I know it's completely achievable now!0 -
I love this journey, how empowered we all are!0
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I only just recently learned what the term NSV means (Non Scale Victory) and thought it might be fun, encouraging and inspiring to start a thread here for us to share our NSV of the day.
For me, today I was able to wear a new pair of size 40 pants I bought over the weekend at Costco. This represents several NSV's for me. First of all I was in 48's for the longest time, and second of all, I can shop at Costco now! Now you know I'm not a fashionista if I'm shopping there - but I feel great and think these new pants fit and look really great!
Looking forward to hearing of other NSV's from my Type 2 buddies!
Congratulations mrron, there's not many greater emotional experiences than slipping into a smaller pair of jeans when working towards our goals. Hey, Costco has some great fashion going on man, and pappa's got a new pair of jeans. Well done. Enjoy your well deserved accomplishment!0 -
I'm so glad you brought up NSV's! Often we gauge progress only by the scale, and there are so many other ways to feel positive and successful. You're making fantastic progress and you're sharing what helps you stay on track with us. That's a double bonus! ~Lynn /Glucerna0
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Over the weekend, my daughter's boy friend was looking at some of her facebook pics. In one she was in a group shot and he asked who they guy standing next to her was. It was me! I will remember that one for a long time.0
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Over the weekend, my daughter's boy friend was looking at some of her facebook pics. In one she was in a group shot and he asked who they guy standing next to her was. It was me! I will remember that one for a long time.
I like this one! Past pictures are another great gauge of progress! Congrats!0 -
Oh, I love this way of looking at things. I much prefer to count my victories than my failures. My latest NSV is going trampoline jumping with friends this weekend. 3 years ago, my back hurt too much (due to my weight) and I would've been afraid of hurting it worse. All the hiking, walking, swimming and other fun physical activities I've tried over the last three years have given me an "I'll try it" attitude. I had HUGE amounts of fun. Being sore afterwards for a couple days was totally worth it! I wouldn't have said that three years ago! LOL!
I would love to see this thread keep going, so we can keep posting as we add to our NSV lists.
Create a great day!
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My NSV today was this:
I went to a reunion meeting for a health group work offered called Healthy Heart, Healthy You. It was a cholestoral improvement program that I participated in. I was asked to come along to be ready to share my story and my sucesses. It felt really good to talk about what I've learned and what I've accomplished in the past 113 days. It reminds me to stay the course and to keep tapping in to the resources out there. I really worked hard to sell the Community aspect of MFP. I never realized how motivating and helpful people that I don't really know can be. Thanks everyone for all you do (probably without knowing it) to keep me motivated!
Next program work is offering is about Diabetes! I can't wait!0 -
I've never heard of NSV's. But after reading what everyone has posted, I realize I have a few victories, too. Clothing is the biggest one. Being able to shop at regular stores and not the big and tall places is a plus. I started at 60in waist and now I'm at 48in. My friends have always called me Big Lou but now when they say that, they correct themselves and say Not so Big Lou. I don't mind, its nice that people notice the weight loss.0
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I've never heard of NSV's. But after reading what everyone has posted, I realize I have a few victories, too. Clothing is the biggest one. Being able to shop at regular stores and not the big and tall places is a plus. I started at 60in waist and now I'm at 48in. My friends have always called me Big Lou but now when they say that, they correct themselves and say Not so Big Lou. I don't mind, its nice that people notice the weight loss.
Congrats Lou!! 12 inches off your waist. Amazing!0 -
That is awesome Lou!I've never heard of NSV's. But after reading what everyone has posted, I realize I have a few victories, too. Clothing is the biggest one. Being able to shop at regular stores and not the big and tall places is a plus. I started at 60in waist and now I'm at 48in. My friends have always called me Big Lou but now when they say that, they correct themselves and say Not so Big Lou. I don't mind, its nice that people notice the weight loss.0 -
Thank you so much!0
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So my NSV of the day was this:
Yesterday I participated in the Ice Bucket Challenge. In doing so I posted a video to FaceBook of me. I have been very quiet about what I've been doing on FB so people who do not see me every day really noticed that I've lost weight. It felt good to get some of the comments/compliments about how good I'm looking! I do a 5K this weekend and I'll be seeing people I haven't seen in a year so it'll be fun to see if they notice!
Happy Friday all! And if you want to see my video for the ALS Ice Bucket challenge feel free to FB friend me!0 -
My NSV is that I have tracked my food for 5 days in a row. It's a big deal for me because I'm usually horrible about tracking my meals!0
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That is awesome! Tracking has literally saved my life so I understand how big a deal it is. Keep up the great work!My NSV is that I have tracked my food for 5 days in a row. It's a big deal for me because I'm usually horrible about tracking my meals!0 -
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Congratulations to everyone posting their NSV's!:drinker: Very commendable accomplishments indeed.
Thanks mrron for starting this topic.0
