Restarting at 10 pounds heavier than last time
GirlAnachronismE
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So in 2011, I went from 159 llb to 133, and was so happy with myself. I was exercising about 5 times a week for at least 45 mins and doing great.
But then, I left university, got a job with a long commute, shift work and 100 hour weeks, left my old sports club because I left the area. Fell back into bad eating habits. I've been avoiding the scales, but none of my clothes fit properly, and I was weighed yesterday for surgery and I'm at 168llb. I need help!
How do I work out and lose weight around my job? I already walk about 10km a day, so that doesn't work! I could do with some tips and tricks, and any support people can give me! Would also be looking for people in similar circumstances who would like to be friends?
But then, I left university, got a job with a long commute, shift work and 100 hour weeks, left my old sports club because I left the area. Fell back into bad eating habits. I've been avoiding the scales, but none of my clothes fit properly, and I was weighed yesterday for surgery and I'm at 168llb. I need help!
How do I work out and lose weight around my job? I already walk about 10km a day, so that doesn't work! I could do with some tips and tricks, and any support people can give me! Would also be looking for people in similar circumstances who would like to be friends?
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yeah - eat less. Otherwise you're probably doing everything you need to do.0
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Fair enough, I suppose. I was hoping for a little bit more maybe, since I work a job that makes it difficult to eat regular, planned meals and fit in any actual exercise that isn't alking0
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I am known as the bag lady at work due to the 3 bags I carry around, and one of them is full of food. I recommend purchasing a really nice lunch bag and food containers that will keep things cold. I pack lots of healthy food. Also, tuna and salmon packs are great to buy and leave at your desk/office area. I will grab one and eat it between meetings. But, for example, if you are a nurse....it's harder to carry a bag around. But, my husband is one, and I pack a healthy lunch for him in a nice lunch bag. I think prepping your food will help. It does take time, but it's worth it. Good luck.0
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