What's Your Most Recent NSV

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  • IILikeToMoveItMoveIt
    IILikeToMoveItMoveIt Posts: 1,172 Member
    I only drank a fraction of the alcohol I usually do on some weekends. I have been struggling since Aug. to regulate myself as I seem to go all out and eat so much fast food as a result of drinking. I'm trying to find balance between 1 glass of wine or a couple of beers instead of a whole bottle of wine or a six pack+. I feel like I made great progress today.
  • 47Jacqueline
    47Jacqueline Posts: 6,993 Member
    I was able to eat enough to get to over 1200 calories yesterday - NSV because I had dental surgery last week and am only allowed mushy foods (see profile)
  • dutchandkiwi
    dutchandkiwi Posts: 1,389 Member
    My husband and I went away on a holiday. The place we went to had a 25m pool. I do do aqaurobics, but have not been swimming lanes since 2007.
    Both of us swam 1km (40 lanes) on day 1. Not only that but it was relatively easy to do. I was not tired and not sore. Best part was; we did it again the day after, (still not sore then)

    It made me realise that I am in so much better shape that I can pick up something like that and just do it and not having to pay with muscle soreness and feeling massively tired.
  • dutchandkiwi
    dutchandkiwi Posts: 1,389 Member
    Another NSV today!

    I bought some running tights online (I use them for cycling), both size Medium. They arrived today and I tried them on, whilst being a little intimidated by them too. One was good to wear and I rock it. The second I looked at it and thought. No way they are going to fit, but with a little jiggle I got them on. Not looking very nice but it fit.
    Husband and I agreed that the first pair was for now and the second one to work into my new goal pants.
    So I took off the labels. Only then I noticed that the second one was not an M at all, but an XS. Sure it was too tight for comfort, but OMG I got into an XS!!!!! Never fitted on one that size and now it is my maybe within 6 months goal. Really having trouble taking that in :-)
  • caperchick78
    caperchick78 Posts: 426 Member
    Went out of my comfort zone yesterday and went cross country skiing! It was awesome! c5ys5qfp79s1.jpeg
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  • MlleKelly
    MlleKelly Posts: 356 Member
    I worked out 5x this week using my new heart-rate monitor, I stuck (95%) to my diet (I can't just eat straight egg whites, so I put them on ONE eggo! and I was craving some fat on Thursday, but all I had in my desk was chocolate-covered almonds...I stuck to 11! lol), and I haven't had any alcohol since Saturday, January 2...even while watching the last Sunday of NFL games and playoff games this weekend! I prepared a week's worth of meals for myself and my husband last Sunday, and I'm doing it again today.

    Tomorrow morning will tell me what kind of ON-SCALE Victory I had ;)
  • spzjlb
    spzjlb Posts: 602 Member
    47Jacqueline wrote: »
    MilllieMoo wrote: »
    spzjlb wrote: »
    I found a very old designer dress that I got for my 30th birthday. I am now 51. I had it cleaned and tried it on last night. It's stupidly big on me! Now wondering if I should have it altered or give it away...

    If you love it, have it altered. Otherwise, give it away and treat yourself to something fabulous.

    Get something new.

    Thanks guys!
  • spzjlb
    spzjlb Posts: 602 Member
    caperchick78 wrote: »
    Went out of my comfort zone yesterday and went cross country skiing! It was awesome! c5ys5qfp79s1.jpeg
    vol3l1pemy1v.jpeg

    Lovely!!
  • pearso21123
    pearso21123 Posts: 351 Member
    edited January 2016
    This morning my husband kept following me around the kitchen saying how good I looked. Then he made a comment about how two of his friends "can't get a girl between the two of them" and how he's sitting at home with such a pretty wife. It made my day. He's also been much more physically affectionate lately >:) .

    Also, he was recently diagnosed as pre-diabetic and has been making significant changes in his diet. He recently complained because someone threw away a wrapper and he didn't have a chance to check the carbs/sugars. HA!! Now he knows how I've felt for the past 10 months when I was working on losing weight and he was continuing life (ie eating) as usual.
  • lynn_glenmont
    lynn_glenmont Posts: 10,097 Member
    Found some knee socks that had been hiding in the back of the drawer for the last year or two. Remembered I had stopped wearing them because they had "shrunk" and were uncomfortably tight. Pulled them on and they fit fine. I guess they got unshrunk sitting in the drawer :smiley:
  • emilycat214
    emilycat214 Posts: 84 Member
    I bought a new pair of jeans yesterday: US size 18 from the misses department. First time in years I've shopped for clothes outside the plus department.
  • SyllyReth
    SyllyReth Posts: 59 Member
    I did a full 30 minutes on the elliptical today. I've never been able to do that before. It was really exciting!
  • yealock1
    yealock1 Posts: 3 Member
    IILikeToMoveItMoveIt wrote: »
    I only drank a fraction of the alcohol I usually do on some weekends. I have been struggling since Aug. to regulate myself as I seem to go all out and eat so much fast food as a result of drinking. I'm trying to find balance between 1 glass of wine or a couple of beers instead of a whole bottle of wine or a six pack+. I feel like I made great progress today.

    Yes!! I'm currently in that boat where I'm trying to regulate my alcohol and the foods I eat when I drink. Normally, it's pizza or Taco Bell. And I just keep drinking. It's KILLING everything I've worked for! I'm right there with you, so good luck!!
  • joinn68
    joinn68 Posts: 480 Member
    Last year I avoided the camera like the plague. And didn't like what I saw when I couldn't avoid it. I am juuust above overweight now, but with 15 kgs (33 lbs) down my confidence has soared. NSV is I have been sending selfies of myself throughout the holidays, updated social media pictures with recent ones (from 5 years ago when I felt comfortable doing that).
  • fitfatty88
    fitfatty88 Posts: 273 Member
    When I moved out of the house 5 years ago, my sister gave me 2 garbage bags full of her "fat" clothes. They were always in the back of the closet as "some day I'll fit in to these" clothes. Over the course of the last year and a half of joining MFP and getting myself back together...I've picked out more and more from those bags. As of Saturday, I'm down to having just 4 things left and I'm at a point where the stuff I first grabbed from the bags I have to donate because they're too big!
  • G33K_G1RL
    G33K_G1RL Posts: 283 Member
    lynn_glenmont wrote: »
    Found some knee socks that had been hiding in the back of the drawer for the last year or two. Remembered I had stopped wearing them because they had "shrunk" and were uncomfortably tight. Pulled them on and they fit fine. I guess they got unshrunk sitting in the drawer :smiley:

    Same thing happened to a few of my pants. Magic drawers, unshrinking our clothes ;)
  • ARGriffy
    ARGriffy Posts: 1,002 Member
    LyndseyLovesToLift wrote: »
    <<<<<< Having the courage to change my profile picture to that.

    That made me grin - ditto for me. No chance you would ever see this on my facebook, and babe you look gooooorgeous xxx

  • 33Chief
    33Chief Posts: 106 Member
    I put on pants I hadn't worn since fall of 2014 two days ago.
  • SoulOfRusalka
    SoulOfRusalka Posts: 1,201 Member
    Fit in one pair of my old jeans! :D (The biggest, of course, but it's better than nothing.)
  • khmomto4
    khmomto4 Posts: 2 Member
    Yesterday was 1 week with no soda! I was a diet soda addict for many years and in June of 2015, I gave those up. When I did, I said to myself, "I'll drink 1 regular soda a day instead." Of course I soon became addicted to the massive amount of sugar in sodas and ended up drinking 2-3 a day. So I cut them out as of last Monday. I bought some seltzer water to help me out and they did for the first few days but I'm not crazy about the taste, so now it's just 100% water and I'm not even craving soda anymore! I never thought that'd be possible & I'm so happy that I have.
  • sueann10
    sueann10 Posts: 74 Member
    Congrats everyone these are inspiring NSVs!
    Over Christmas my husband and I went hiking and for the first time I was ahead of him, didn't stop once to catch my breath and felt amazing. Last time we went hiking, last summer, I was behind, struggling to keep going and moaned all the way up. What a difference 5 months make! Hiking again in May and can't wait :) Exercising everyday has truly transformed my life.
  • Kirstie155
    Kirstie155 Posts: 1,001 Member
    khmomto4 wrote: »
    Yesterday was 1 week with no soda! I was a diet soda addict for many years and in June of 2015, I gave those up. When I did, I said to myself, "I'll drink 1 regular soda a day instead." Of course I soon became addicted to the massive amount of sugar in sodas and ended up drinking 2-3 a day. So I cut them out as of last Monday. I bought some seltzer water to help me out and they did for the first few days but I'm not crazy about the taste, so now it's just 100% water and I'm not even craving soda anymore! I never thought that'd be possible & I'm so happy that I have.

    That is WONDERFUL! Ive never been a soda addict myself, but I know how very difficult it is for those people who are to go soda free. Kudos to you, keep it up! :)
  • saylorkw
    saylorkw Posts: 69 Member
    tichondria wrote: »
    brookej8688 wrote: »
    I have gone one full week without soda.. Hey it may be small but that is HUGE for me

    That is awesome.. be proud. Soda can be so addictive... diet or regular!

    I was addicted to MT. DEW not totally "dew" free yet. I still have an occasional sip. It's been over a year since I drank a whole bottle or can at one time.
  • ksalcido8
    ksalcido8 Posts: 21 Member
    I've always had a hate-hate relationship with cardio but now I feel that way about rest days. And today I kept under a 7 minute mile for my whole workout!! I made it 7 miles today in 49 minutes where, when I started, I was only making it 6 miles!
  • BruceHedtke
    BruceHedtke Posts: 358 Member
    khmomto4 wrote: »
    Yesterday was 1 week with no soda! I was a diet soda addict for many years and in June of 2015, I gave those up. When I did, I said to myself, "I'll drink 1 regular soda a day instead." Of course I soon became addicted to the massive amount of sugar in sodas and ended up drinking 2-3 a day. So I cut them out as of last Monday. I bought some seltzer water to help me out and they did for the first few days but I'm not crazy about the taste, so now it's just 100% water and I'm not even craving soda anymore! I never thought that'd be possible & I'm so happy that I have.

    That's awesome! Good job and keep it up. I used to drink 2-3 cans of soda while at work, every night. Now, I drink 2-3 cans per year. It's a great feeling to get that monkey off your back.
  • patesq
    patesq Posts: 111 Member
    patesq wrote: »
    One of my goals has been to get back into jeans - I haven't worn them in at least 25 years. My daughter and I went to Old Navy today and I decided to give it a try now that I've lost 67 lbs. I pulled a 16 and an 18 off the shelf and headed to the changing room, hoping that one of them would fit. I pulled on the 18 and it was WAY TOO BIG! I tried the 16 and it was close enough that I walked out of the dressing room to get daughter's approval. The employee running the changing room said, no, those are too big. You need to go back and get a 14. A 14, on me. I couldn't believe it when they fit. I am so excited. I think the Old Navy employee got a kick out of it. My 16 year old daughter wasn't sure what to think - she's never seen me in jeans. I've got a ways to go so only 1 pair for now but it's a big step forward for me.

    Here's an NSV update: Those jeans from December 14th are now big enough that I will put them in the dryer for the next wash. And, the 12s that I ordered as inspiration jeans that night now fit and are far from snug. It won't be long before 10s are the norm around here. I love wearing jeans again.
  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 25,689 Member
    amandapierce0515 wrote: »
    Stopped snoring since I have lost so much weight!

    Evidently I've done this too ... although it was just rumour and conjecture that I snored in the first place. :grin:

  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 25,689 Member
    lynn_glenmont wrote: »
    Found some knee socks that had been hiding in the back of the drawer for the last year or two. Remembered I had stopped wearing them because they had "shrunk" and were uncomfortably tight. Pulled them on and they fit fine. I guess they got unshrunk sitting in the drawer :smiley:

    Some of my clothes have done that too. Funny that.

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