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In Search For Friends (A Fresh Start)
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Yivs_87
Posts: 246 Member
Hello all!
It's been a few months since I've been on MFP, so I decided to start from scratch - new account, new goals, new friends.
I've used MFP on and off for two years now, the first big use got me almost to my goal before I tripped and failed. But now I think about sticking it to for good. Sick of only excusing myself as to why I fail. I will continue no matter what.
A little about me - I'm an IT Product Manager, 28, female. I was on a great streak of working out with weights and cardio for a few months, but we had a commotion at my company, so I had to concentrate on it for a while (I was literally pulling off 18 hours long workdays). And just as things settled and I headed to my first workout in a month, I tripped. Literally. And I sprained my ankle, hurting badly the tendons and ligaments there. So now I'm in a cast, then I'll have rehab, and I won't be able to workout up to a month after I start rehab (so mid February most probably).
Really not happy about it.
So, I've decided to turn things around. Usually I start by working out, and fine-tuning my eating habits once I've conquered the fitness world. This time I'll take over the eating, and later I'll include working out (for obvious reasons).
And here I am. Day 1 of Forever.
Certainly looking for new friends!
My goals are 20kgs, in several batches/steps. Or simply becoming healthier.
Add me if you would like to support each other
It's been a few months since I've been on MFP, so I decided to start from scratch - new account, new goals, new friends.
I've used MFP on and off for two years now, the first big use got me almost to my goal before I tripped and failed. But now I think about sticking it to for good. Sick of only excusing myself as to why I fail. I will continue no matter what.
A little about me - I'm an IT Product Manager, 28, female. I was on a great streak of working out with weights and cardio for a few months, but we had a commotion at my company, so I had to concentrate on it for a while (I was literally pulling off 18 hours long workdays). And just as things settled and I headed to my first workout in a month, I tripped. Literally. And I sprained my ankle, hurting badly the tendons and ligaments there. So now I'm in a cast, then I'll have rehab, and I won't be able to workout up to a month after I start rehab (so mid February most probably).
Really not happy about it.
So, I've decided to turn things around. Usually I start by working out, and fine-tuning my eating habits once I've conquered the fitness world. This time I'll take over the eating, and later I'll include working out (for obvious reasons).
And here I am. Day 1 of Forever.
Certainly looking for new friends!
My goals are 20kgs, in several batches/steps. Or simply becoming healthier.
Add me if you would like to support each other
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Welcome back0
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Thanks! Certainly excited to be back.0
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Why not stick to an upper body workout? Just to get back in the rhythm of going to the gym, plus strength training is never a bad idea.
Feel free to add me. I'm in a similar line of work. I'm i maintenance but log everyday and plan to continue to do so.0 -
Fresh starts and new prospectives can be good. I broke 2 bones and had surgery on my ankle 14 months ago. Feel free to add me!0
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Azurite, because I can't get to the gym (can't drive for at least 2-3 more weeks). So I have to do what I can at home. Which is just about nothing other than some really small workouts with small dumbbells.
Added you bothThanks!
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Your making the right choice getting your nutrition in check first, well done!0
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Nothing wrong with at home workouts with dumbbells. I do that at home when I can't get to the gym too.0
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Your making the right choice getting your nutrition in check first, well done!
Thanks.I hope I'll be able to make it.
Nothing wrong with at home workouts with dumbbells. I do that at home when I can't get to the gym too.
*nods* True. I'll start working out slowly once I'm done with my rehab.
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Ya'll can add me!0
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Stupid thing cut off the rest of my comment!!
Anyway I have been in physical therapy since the summer So I know how you feel! I am still not allowed to lift! So working on my upper body has been challenging to say the least.
Good luck. You can do it. #Staystrong0 -
Day 1 of forever......I love it! I am looking for friends to help motivate me as well, of return the favor of course! Anyone can add me! And btw...welcome back hun!0
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Thank you!
And yes, it's Day 1 of Forever.I'm still having a hard time explaining to my friends and family that all the fab diets will work for a lil while then you'll gain it back because they only teach you how to starve. *sighs*
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