Feeling Like A Failure.
shesoinfinite
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I'm sad to admit that, I have failed. I am back to this site for the fourth time. (Always determined at first).
I have now reached my highest weight ever. I stepped on the scale this morning for the first time in almost a year, and broke down in tears when I saw the number on the scale. How did I let myself get this way? I know what my problem is; I'm a food addict.
I should never have left this site, I know. But here I am, once again. I could really use some great people who can lend motivation and support! Thanks everyone.
I have now reached my highest weight ever. I stepped on the scale this morning for the first time in almost a year, and broke down in tears when I saw the number on the scale. How did I let myself get this way? I know what my problem is; I'm a food addict.
I should never have left this site, I know. But here I am, once again. I could really use some great people who can lend motivation and support! Thanks everyone.
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We have all been there. Don't feel discouraged just pick yourself up, brush off the dust, and get your *kitten* back in gear! We're here to support you!0
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Thank you very much!0
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shesoinfinite wrote: »I'm sad to admit that, I have failed. I am back to this site for the fourth time. (Always determined at first).
I have now reached my highest weight ever. I stepped on the scale this morning for the first time in almost a year, and broke down in tears when I saw the number on the scale. How did I let myself get this way? I know what my problem is; I'm a food addict.
I should never have left this site, I know. But here I am, once again. I could really use some great people who can lend motivation and support! Thanks everyone.
If you're saying in in the sense that tracking food, limiting portions, and so is hard - well sure. Losing weight is hard. Being overweight is hard. You get to choose your hard.0 -
I love that. "You get to chose your hard"
So very true. Well said.0 -
MrsSgtBerger wrote: »I love that. "You get to chose your hard"
So very true. Well said.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=8kNcaESoDng0 -
I went from 285 to 225 and failed and got back up to 265 and now i'm at my current 200 (which i've been at 2+years now). Anyhow, just bc you failed, it certainly doesn't mean you're the first to do so and it certainly doesn't mean you can't be a long-term success.
it's 85% diet, and lifting and cardio really help speed up the process and adds asthetics. You only need to do like 15 minutes of HIIT cardio 3 days a week, i lifted every day which i would really recommend lifting too. But feel free to add me and i can tell you what worked for me.0 -
shesoinfinite wrote: »I'm sad to admit that, I have failed. I am back to this site for the fourth time. (Always determined at first).
I have now reached my highest weight ever. I stepped on the scale this morning for the first time in almost a year, and broke down in tears when I saw the number on the scale. How did I let myself get this way? I know what my problem is; I'm a food addict.
I should never have left this site, I know. But here I am, once again. I could really use some great people who can lend motivation and support! Thanks everyone.
If you're saying in in the sense that tracking food, limiting portions, and so is hard - well sure. Losing weight is hard. Being overweight is hard. You get to choose your hard.
I wouldn't necessarily say that I think tracking food is hard. I think that sometimes it's hard for me to limit my portions, yes. I agree with you, thank you very much for your input.
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I have been there, done that as well. I track all day, eating very well at breakfast, lunch, and dinner, but seem to go downhill after that some days. Some days I feel if I went to bed at 6:30 every night I wouldn't fail.
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shesoinfinite wrote: »I'm sad to admit that, I have failed. I am back to this site for the fourth time. (Always determined at first).
I have now reached my highest weight ever. I stepped on the scale this morning for the first time in almost a year, and broke down in tears when I saw the number on the scale. How did I let myself get this way? I know what my problem is; I'm a food addict.
I should never have left this site, I know. But here I am, once again. I could really use some great people who can lend motivation and support! Thanks everyone.
If you want motivation go to the Success stories.
Don't think of it as you have failed, think of it as a way you you were not successful.
Now you know how not to be successful you will never do it again.
Keep in mind there is a difference between diet and a Journey.
Diets come and go, used to loose 5 to 10 lbs.
A Journey never ends. because once you stop,..well you see the outcome.
At the end of the day, its o.k.. everybody falls. You need to getup. wipe the dust/dirt go on your way.0 -
Losing weight is hard. Being overweight is hard. You get to choose your hard.
WELL SAID!! I love that.
shessoinfinite we are here for you! All of us stumble and struggle.0
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