First Time, need to loose 100 lbs and I need friends for support!!
slheddlesten
Posts: 41 Member
Im 35 years old, mentally Ill with Bipolar Depression, Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Adult ADHD and all with 3 special needs children. I work 2 full time jobs and Im 100 lbs over weight. Please help add me.
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Thats a story and a half right there, i wish you well on your journey. I'll be your friend to cheer you on the whole way.0
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I will also add my support and cheer you on!0
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Thank you both for the support.0
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I will also like to join you! You can add me as a friend.0
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Hey, a fellow Utahn! Good luck to you. It's tough to stick with things when just living the day-to-day, it is really tough when you have things added to it. I've sent you a request and wish you the best!0
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We shall accomplish this together!!! My goal is to lose 100 lbs as well. One step at a time Chin up and rock on!0
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I'don't love to be your friend! I have 100 lbs to loose and could use support too. We're all on the same journey!0
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Welcome to MFP .....I had over 100 lbs to lose ...down 27lbs ..... Feel free to add me ...I would love to support/encourage you on your journey ....Wishing you the best0
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Hello, and welcome!0
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I've lost 90lbs and had just as bad of eating habits as anyone else. I didn't eat vegetables or fruit, i only drank soda and i partied alot so i drank alot on weekends, i ate fast food all the time, ate out for lunch every day with coworkers. I got in a habit of when i'd go to arbys i would order their largest roast beef sandwhich, a large curly fry and i'd get a large jalapeno popper with a large drink. I had no idea how calories worked and i hadn't worked out in years at that point but it's just a gradual change and when you really want it, it becomes a very fast change and surprisingly it's very easy. You just have to remember it's about consistency. During my process i went from 285 to 225 and then i ballooned back up to 265 to which then i went back down and got to 192. I was able to lose 65lbs or so in 6-7 months. So you can do it rapidly too. and i've maintained around 192-205 now for 2.5 years.
Lifting is great and cardio makes you awesome athletically. But if you want to lose weight 80% of it is your food choices. When i committed to myself lifting every single day for a year, i lost 20lbs that year (though i did gain a bit of muscle mass so i probably lost a bit more weight than that) but when i committed to my diet and deliberate food choices that's when i went from 265 to 200 in 6 months.
So to any of you that think i could be a resource to you, i'd be glad for you to message me and i can tell you what works for me. I still like chocoate and i still go out to dinner and i'm planning on getting poop face drunk tonight so you can still have fun and have a healthy weight, it's just about learning about food. I still have a huge appetite and i can eat a ton of food and still lose weight. Some people it's easy to be skinny for me i gain weight just thinking about food, but i also didn't know much about food and what i could and could not eat or what 2000 calories of healthy food really looks like (as compared to that 2000 calorie arbys meal i mentioned above).0 -
Hi @slheddlesten would love to friend you and cheer you up all along the way, I am on the same boat, also looking for support and friendship, cheers0
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You've got my support and I've already sent a friend invitation.0
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