FELL OFF WAGON..... (SAD FAAAACE)

You have most of the year, you can do it. Start logging, even if you go over the calorie goals, that will keep you more aware of things.
I don't know how in or out of shape you are, so just be careful not to overdo the exercise, injuries are no fun.

Also,congratulations!

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Rx: Get back on the wagon
(2 thumbs up, smiiiiiiiley faaaaaace)
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Hiya, I'm Steve. In January of this year my wife and I went to the doctor. I had been having migraines for over a week. When I stepped on the scale my jaw could have hit the floor. I weighed in at a whopping 341 pounds. I was the biggest that I have ever been in my life. I was on high blood pressure meds, hypertension meds, high cholesterol, and prediabetic. I knew my weight had crept up but I had no idea how high it was. We decided then that something had to change. With a lot of support from my wife and friends I have dropped 110 pounds and transformed myself. I understand where most people are coming from because I have been there. If you are looking for advice, motivation, support, and or want to chat about my journey feel free to add me and send a message. I want to pay it forward and inspire others to reach their goals.

MisMul -- congrats on the engagement! Look, girlfriend.... re: weight loss, health & fitness - been there, done there, went back, got a couple tee-shirts, now visiting the park YET AGAIN.... in other words, I know what ya mean! And through this wonderful tool, MFP, I've have learned that I am not alone on this "journey" of did it, lost it, found it, put it back on feel embarrassed, stupid, like a failure....blah, blah, blah. But you know what?? I am not alone in this. YOU are not alone in this. And by "this" I mean two things; (1) losing weight/getting healthier and then backsliding by gaining or falling out of habits, and (2) you are not alone on your journey back to where you want to be. For some unbelievable reason, I thought I was the only one in this"failure" boat. But I'm not -you're not; this MFP community and the various tracking tools and other info here are all wonderful. I am LOVING MFP as a tool to help me stay "on track".... I wholeheartedly feel that by using this as a support tool and making recording food/exercise and reading the posts and info here, I will get back to my health/fitness goals. And soon.

So, you hopped off the wagon for a bit. OK - *kitten* happens. Not a good thing but, from the reports of others, appears to be a pretty normal thing. (I hopped off to the point of gaining back the 80 lbs (36 kg) I worked so hard to lose a couple years ago.) But the wagon has circled back to you for another pick up and you can jump back on with the rest of us who are not alone in slipping up and who are doing it and will do it again. And again. And again if that's what's needed but you CAN do it. Work the MFP tool, track food, workout (and NO ON, NO ONE - on either side of "the pond" - hates that more that me but I am doing it!!) Even if you go slow, just don't stop. Forward progress is the key. Best of everything to you, my friend! (*)