What's Your Most Recent NSV

I had to do my watch band up on the next link!!! Yayyyyyy my wrists are getting skinnier

My pants are fitting looser.

Realized I can do one-armed pushups now. Never thought possible. Yay!

Mark

Not 100% weight related, but....

I received an unconditional offer to go study vet med on monday (still grinning like a loon about it- it's been a hard five years getting here- eeeeeee)! But, today I received the medical forms I need to go to my doctor to fill out, and it includes my height/weight/BMI- it's an awesome feeling to put in a normal BMI instead of a morbidly obese one from five years ago!

Yesterday I bought the earrings in my profile picture as a reward for passing my personal training certification (instead of getting a donut after I finished. lol)

Mine is kind of a silly one. While waiting at the tireshop, I was sitting in a chair in my outerwear and my purse was easily fitting right next to my on the chair. It used to be that I fill the entire chair and I have to find another spot for purse. (Chair next to me, the arm of the chair or in my lap). I had a big smile on my face when I realized me and my purse for on the same chair.

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This is so great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you! I can't wait for September- I'm so excited.

Best Back and Tri workout since i started in jan

My greatest achievements are the ones that happen inside, first and foremost. Most recent NSV?

I let myself eat everything I wanted for 24 hours. I decided I wanted to enjoy my mini vaca and gave myself permission to do eat. I ate very nutrient dense foods and some, not so much. The victory you ask? Well, after my day of allowing food and not requiring forgiveness for said eaten food, I went for a long walk with a pup and age as usual. For me, sticking to my goals is a huge victory. Not feeling guilt for my off track day is utterly freeing.

I could get use to this objective vs emotional view on food, eating and tracking.

This is my very first post. I started this journey in Sept & lost about 15lbs, then I followed my normal pattern of life & gave up until 11 days ago. Today I was making cookies for my four kids & licked the spoon...twice...maybe three times. I honestly believe I ate the equivalent of one large cookie. My normal pattern would have been to forget logging in and pretend that I'd start again tomorrow. But I didn't. I logged extra calories & I'm determined to make the rest of the day healthy. This may seem like a very small NSV, but today this one was huge.