Just for Today ..... Daily Commitment Thread- Start of a new year!
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Just for today: stay within calorie limit.3
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So not really been on here last couple of days
Not properly anyway
But I learnt something today
We went out for the day today up north to Blackpool to go on the beach and on the piers, it was a great day, but I realised I couldn't help but feel self conscious
And I realised I will always feel this way UNLESS I do something about it
I need to stop kidding myself that having a "cheat day" is okay because I've gotten to a point where I have more cheat days than good ones!
And getting ready this morning, I had 5 tops I wanted to wear but can't yet, and had to wear a top i didn't want to wear
So I'm gonna give myself tomorrow, not to put out but to take time to refocus and carefully plan how I intend to achieve my goals and meal plan,
Not just this though, I need a schedule for my life!
I need to start doing my makeup and hair everyday again and really find ways to feel good about myself!
Wish me luck ladies
Anyone have any tips on how to refocus the mind?
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OConnell5483 wrote: »
@junodog1 I was so excited to watch the finale of Amazing Race last night! then found out it isn't until next week! LOL Great minds... Which team are you rooting for?
Anyone but Brooke & Scott.
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@Joan6630: Congratulations! I am finally out of the 200's!! Weight this morning was 199.6!! My goal weight is 178 (I am very tall, 5'11"), so that is about 22 more pounds, and since the 1st of the year I have lost almost 18. So ... I am halfway there -- no stopping me now!
I know that feeling. I also am tall--5' 8.5" and am trying to get below 160--but hey, I was really close to 170, so right now 160 looks good! I can't believe that I once weighed 128 pounds--just a bride then. My doctor actually recommended losing 5-10 pounds.
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Recap F 5/26
1) Complete > 3 items on to-do list = Yes, made a dent in the list, but then added things I'd forgotten about
2) Walk dog long route = 3.56 miles
3) Log all food and keep net calories w/i 100 of green = Yes 4 days running!
4) Floss = Day 4
Sat. 5/27 didn't log until evening, so recap
1) Went to first farmers market of season (go earlier next week) - had the asparagus for supper, so good!
2) Walked dog 3.65 miles
3) Yardwork and to-do list, really stayed active again today
4) Net calories w/i 100 of green = 5 days running
5) Floss...not yet, not bedtime
Just for Sunday 5/28 - will be sedentary day, church service in a.m., then 2 1/2 hours round trip in car, watch niece's H.S. graduation ceremony...so proud of my goddaughter!
1) Log all food
2) Walk dog if time between rain showers0 -
HGSmith0920 wrote: »
So the goals for Saturday 5/27:
1. Actually log food and stay in green!Did this and even logged the food I had at McD's. My fat count was exactly at 0 when everything was said and done!
2. Keep drawer balanced at workI think I'm starting to get good at this, but definitely not about to get complacent. That's what did me in in the first place
3. Go to gym on way home from work while DH is still working
Forgot my gym clothes at home, was gonna go after a nap, slept two hours longer than I meant to, forgot that the gym closes at 7pm on the weekends. So that was a great big NO!
4. Meet friend for dinner and talk about becoming a youth pastor at my church
Had a really really good talk with him and his wife. They've known me for more than 15 years. They saw me through my really dark teenage/young adult years. But we are both really excited!
5. Spend some time with the DH in the evening
Not so much. The meeting mentioned above was about 2.5 hours and he had a video game group outing set up for an hour after I got home.
6. Do some reading before bed
Might do some bible reading after I sign off
7. In bed with lights out and tablet down by 11:30(no work on Sunday)This could go either way. It's just 11pm now.
Well work was really really slow today! For the four hours we were open, we probably only saw about 15-20 customers. I managed to completely redo my budget layout and get it all pretty and streamlined. And still had a bunch of time left over. Had a great meeting with the youth pastors of my church, who I have known forever(see #4 above). It was a really good talk. We sat at the McDonalds we met at for about 2.5 hours and just talked about life, God, our pasts and so many other things. It was the first time we'd been able to sit down and talk like that in probably 2+ years. It was so refreshing.
Since it's a holiday weekend in the summer in a shore town, the grocery stores are packed quick and late. So I'm gonna try and get up at 6am so I can get there and get out. Not really looking forward to it, but there is almost NO food in my house. We've been hitting the bare bones. I really want to wait until Tuesday, but I know it just wont do us any good that way. We'll just start eating out with the money I would be using for groceries for the next two weeks and would just be all sorts of badness. So I'm gonna hit the hay now!
Have a great day everyone!
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JFT, Saturday, 5/27
1. log all food almost 1900 calories! Yikes!
2. go to zumba in the morning
3. work in the yard before storms come
4. finish laundry
5. clean house
6. plan out the days meals
7. eat slowly
8. drink water
9. stop before I eat to think: Am I hungry, crave food, or just desire food. Then make the choice as to what to do, and what to eat
This is what happens whenever I am so busy, and don't sit down and eat my lunch. Grabbed a protein bar on the way out the door - they gave into snacking/grazing the rest of the afternoon. But ... I did log everything.
My beck Diet Solution task for Day 12 was practice hunger intolerance to see how it feels, to know that feeling of actually being hungry. Tomorrow I am going to do that, and try to eat few calories since I was SO over for today. I made it out of the 200s, I don't want to go backwards. If I can keep my calories around 1000-1200, I should be OK.
SO JFT, Sunday
1. LOG ALL FOOD
2. DRINK WATER
3. EAT VERY LIGHTLY FOR LUNCH --- BUT SIT DOWN AND EAT SLOWLY
4. READ MY ADVANTAGE RESPONSE CARDS - TO REMIND MYSELF WHY I WANT TO LOSE WEIGHT
5. stop before I eat to think: Am I hungry, crave food, or just desire food. Then make the choice as to what to do, and what to eat
6. Try and either get to the gym in the morning, but if I don't get out for a walk in the afternoon.
7. work in the yard some weeding flower beds
8. finish baby quilt for my great niece
9. carry my water bottle with me and sip on water all day2 -
And I realised I will always feel this way UNLESS I do something about it
I need to stop kidding myself that having a "cheat day" is okay because I've gotten to a point where I have more cheat days than good ones!
Anyone have any tips on how to refocus the mind?
I know you can do this. Sometimes it takes something like this to remind us why we want to not only get healthy, but look great. Try reading those response cards - I know for me, those have helped me (well, except for my day today ).
You have two little ones, so I know you are getting plenty of exercise. But if you can just concentrate on healthy eating, I know you will do great. And you already are doing great - just getting on here everyday!
We're all here for you, and were all in this together!! Just remember how great you can look at the end of the year. Today is the first day...... And wear that pretty halter top you wore the other day! Don't let anyone ruin that feeling you had in it!2 -
Wish me luck ladies
Anyone have any tips on how to refocus the mind?
I found a couple of articles with lots of good advice. But the thing that I am trying to do, is to THINK like a thin person. A thin person eats healthy meals, knows when they are hungry, and knows the difference between emotional eating, craving, desire. It is a real eye opener for me, but very hard for me to stop eating, and think about those things. Today I didn't do so well, but I know it is one day at a time.
Here's just a little of what I found that. I know for me this might help, and hoping it will help you as well.
The time to start thinking -- and living -- as a thinner, healthier person is right now.
Too often, people hold on to the belief that they can't think or act like a thin person until they reach their goal weight. But staying trapped in your old, unhealthy mindset can sabotage the very behaviors you're trying so hard to change. People who are trying to lose weight need to build an image of how they would not only look, but also how they would act and feel when they are thin.
If you are a visual person, for example, hang a favorite outfit where you can see it every day, then picture how well the outfit is going to fit you. If you're a movement-oriented person, picture how it would "feel" to slide easily past the empty seats in the theater row, or imagine the ease of fastening a seat belt in an airplane.
Pretend you are thin and live as if that's true. When we pretend something is true, a new pattern of behavior will eventually evolve. Acting as if you have a skill or a feeling eventually contributes to it coming true.
Good Luck -- we'll all here for you! And I agree so much with what you said about putting on makeup, fixing your hair, etc. This helps me everyday to do this. When I was home alone, I used to even tuck in my blouse - which reminded me to eat healthy. But now since hubby is home all day - I won't do that yet!
But here are the articles I found that might be helpful to you:
http://www.webmd.com/diet/obesity/features/focus-thinking-differently-lose-weight#1
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kristan-braziel/healthy-weight-loss-isnt-_b_7436756.html
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Surpassed all my goals yesterday. Managed to walk over 16,000 steps including a little run
Today is Sunday, 28,5
I will stay within my calories
Walk over 10,000 steps
Do week 2, day 1 of C25K
Ease off the carbs a little today. Was very bloated and felt heavy in my tummy yesterday. Eat lots of veg!
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Hey everyone, I feel guilty for not reading all the posts! I'll get back into it soon. So much good advice from you all & I'm grateful to share this journey with you all.
I actually walked into the weight lifting area (no machines) and after looking over the weights, I'm not as intimidated. I even spoke to a trainer who gave me some great advice....schedule time with the trainer! I don't want to hurt myself.
Pretracked most meals/snacks. Taking family & friends kayaking & picnic. My friend shared what she was bringing so I already tracked it!
Adjusted calories to around 1,600.
Going to listen to Half Size Me this afternoon.
30 min walk with dog in am.
Aiming for 150g of protein.
20-30 min nap/count 20 breaths slow & deep.
Drink 8 cups of water.
My binging is under control! Such a big challenge. Drink protein smoothie if necessary.
Over planned, won't make gym today which is OK. Lots of activity with kayaking.
NSV went to movies yesterday & didn't inhale a medium bag of popcorn! Enjoyed a diet soda instead & felt great after the movie.
Have an awesome Sunday everyone.
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JFT, Sunday
1. LOG ALL FOOD
2. DRINK WATER
3. EAT VERY LIGHTLY FOR LUNCH --- BUT SIT DOWN AND EAT SLOWLY
4. READ MY ADVANTAGE RESPONSE CARDS - TO REMIND MYSELF WHY I WANT TO LOSE WEIGHT
5. stop before I eat to think: Am I hungry, crave food, or just desire food. Then make the choice as to what to do, and what to eat
6. Try and either get to the gym in the morning, but if I don't get out for a walk in the afternoon.
7. work in the yard some weeding flower beds
8. finish baby quilt for my great niece
9. carry my water bottle with me and sip on water all day
Hope you all have a great day. I'm trying to turn around the terrible day I had yesterday - trying to eat more protein today, and eat less calories1 -
@Bex953172 I had that same thing happen to me yesterday. My husband and I went out running around and I had to change 4 times to find a shirt that fit me correctly. I was so depressed about that. I got on the scale this morning and I'm up again. another pound. I am getting much more exercise so it's really upsetting me and I know that it is because I have been eating whatever the heck I want. Like last night...I ate really healthy all day but had a bowl of ice cream at 9:00 last night. I sabotage myself by thinking that since I only had a salad with chicken on it for dinner, and an egg and cottage cheese with strawberries all day, that it wouldn't hurt me. Well, for me, sugar is really really bad. So I know better but do it anyway.
I think taking time every day to do self-care things, like makeup and hair, it would help us feel better about ourselves. Maybe a little body spray or fingernail polish. My husband recently shaved off his really bushy long gray beard (which I thought made him look 20 years older so I was happy). He has his old smile and twinkle back which I love. So, i think whether you are a man or woman, a little cologne/perfume, shaving, makeup, hair...whatever it is, can help a person feel better about themselves...and it helps give that extra push to take care of ourselves to feel even better! I'm going to pay more attention to this also. (Probably means I need to shave my legs...LOL!).
I'm also going to hang an outfit where I can see it. A summer dress or something to give me motivation.
I have been strugglying with an "I don't give a *kitten*" attitude, but the truth is that I DO care. So....thank you for your post. I needed to see that and I need to read the articles @joan6630 posted because I am in the same boat.
I cannot blame anyone but myself. I am the only person who can fix this...and I CAN fix it. One day at a time.
So....having said that...Just For Sunday:
1. Eat only whole foods. No processed crap.
2. Hydrate with decaf tea or water
3. Exceed my step goal by 500 steps
4. Meditate. Spend time getting my head straight and turning my attitude to gratitude.
5. Sit down and make a plan for the week: Meal plan, schedule exercise, schedule quite time.
6. Grocery shop for meal plan
7. Stay in the green <75g carbs, <29 g sugar, >125g protein.
8. Try not to rip my husband's head off when he irritates me today. Bwahahaha!
9. Work on my quilt2 -
Sorry for posting so much but don't want to lose track of these either and this is the only place I feel accountable for my goals! LOL
THIS WEEKEND, I WILL:
1. Pay bills
2. Go through basement and both garages to get ready for rummage sale next weekend
3. Run to Dollar Store to pick up stickers and things for rummage sale
4. Get up early on Saturday and go to the first summer farmer's market downtown this year! Can't wait!
5. Work on yard
6. Meal plan for next week
7. Fill serving size baggies to pack for lunches
8. Wash and cut up fresh veggies for easy-to-grab snacks
9. Go for first bicycle ride of the summer.1 -
@OConnell5483 you are ambitious!
- My goal today is roger in one more serving of veggies (already had 3) and drink 8-10 cups of water.
(I data lot of fiber and need all the water I can get!)
- Also working on taking me time when I am overwhelmed with the kids!2 -
Thanks @OConnell5483
Glad to know I'm not the only one!
I've really turned things around today.
Had a decent breakfast dinner and lunch and only 2 treats.
I'm sick of looking in my reflection when I'm walking past a window to see how I look!
I'm excited to see what I can achieve!
I laughed at loud at the shaving your legs!
I'm gonna start with my eyebrows, they're like caterpillars!
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Beck Diet Solution Task for Day 11:
Practice Hunger tolerance. She says to skip one meal, to prove to yourself that it is OK to be hungry - that you will survive - and that the hunger does go away.
Is this Day 11 or 12 because I have Day 11 written down as Learn to differentiate between hunger, desire and cravings. And you say to make a monitoring chart to say how you feel before during and after eating.0 -
Just had an AMAZING idea
For those with index cards with reasons why they want to lose weight..
Take a picture of it on your phone
Save it as your wallpaper/screensaver
And boom. You've read it multiple times a day!!1 -
Beck Diet Solution Task for Day 11:
Practice Hunger tolerance. She says to skip one meal, to prove to yourself that it is OK to be hungry - that you will survive - and that the hunger does go away.
Is this Day 11 or 12 because I have Day 11 written down as Learn to differentiate between hunger, desire and cravings. And you say to make a monitoring chart to say how you feel before during and after eating.
You are right - I'm getting behind on my days!
Day 11 was to Differentiate between Hunger, Desire, and Cravings
Day 12 was to Practice Hunger Tolerance.
Day 13, which is for tomorrow, is to Overcome Cravings
Cravings usually peak within the first few weeks of your diet. But, once you limit or stop eating the foods you crave, your cravings fo those food diminish significantly.
Some Anti-Craving Strategies:
Label it -- tell yourself "this feeling is just a craving ..... its uncomfortable and intense, but its not an emergency
Stand firm. Tell yourself you are absolutely NOT going to eat the food your cravings
Don't give yourself a choice
Imagine the aftermath of giving in -- how many seconds does it take to eat it, and how will you feel afterwards. How many seconds did you feel pleasure? Now visualize the rest of the picture- the part of the experience you don't think about until its too late. Picture yourself feeling weak and out of control. See yourself feeling upset, giving up, and continuing to eat more and more. Now that you see the entire picture - which seems better: Eating or not eating
Remind yourself why you want to learn to withstand cravings
Behavioral techniques:
1. distance yourself from food
2. drink a no- or low-calorie beverage
3. relax
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Beck Diet Solution Task for Day 11:
Practice Hunger tolerance. She says to skip one meal, to prove to yourself that it is OK to be hungry - that you will survive - and that the hunger does go away.
Is this Day 11 or 12 because I have Day 11 written down as Learn to differentiate between hunger, desire and cravings. And you say to make a monitoring chart to say how you feel before during and after eating.
You are right - I'm getting behind on my days!
Haha thought it might be a typo!0 -
Recap last goal for Sat. 5/27
5) Floss = Day 5
Just for Sunday 5/28 - will be sedentary day, church service in a.m., then 2 1/2 hours round trip in car, watch niece's H.S. graduation ceremony...so proud of my goddaughter!
1) Log all food = I did but numbers so red! After graduation, family decided to go out to eat, which I wasn't expecting. It was a grill & pub place, and I did not make good choices. And tbh, really wasn't worth it. I felt so bloated on drive home, knew I blew it after doing so well this week. Oh well, I logged everything (the best I could) and will move on from here. Except tomorrow will be another challenging day.
2) Walk dog if time between rain showers = rain didn't end until late morning, not enough time before I had to leave, and returned home much later than expected, so no dog walk today.
Just for M Memorial Day 5/29 - Thank you to all who serve!
Another sedentary day, will be in car round trip nearly 4 hours.
Family reunion / picnic...try to make decent choices, and remember how I felt after overdoing on Sunday.
1) Eat in moderation, not just because the food is there
2) Walk dog before driving if get up in time...no promises 1 -
So not really been on here last couple of days
Not properly anyway
But I learnt something today
We went out for the day today up north to Blackpool to go on the beach and on the piers, it was a great day, but I realised I couldn't help but feel self conscious
And I realised I will always feel this way UNLESS I do something about it
I need to stop kidding myself that having a "cheat day" is okay because I've gotten to a point where I have more cheat days than good ones!
And getting ready this morning, I had 5 tops I wanted to wear but can't yet, and had to wear a top i didn't want to wear
So I'm gonna give myself tomorrow, not to put out but to take time to refocus and carefully plan how I intend to achieve my goals and meal plan,
Not just this though, I need a schedule for my life!
I need to start doing my makeup and hair everyday again and really find ways to feel good about myself!
Wish me luck ladies
Anyone have any tips on how to refocus the mind?
Your words seem so much like my own.
I'm very self-conscious of my body.
The problem with me is that when I am about to eat (something that will ruin my weight loss program) I say to myself that I'll work out & burn more calories the next day. But "TOMORROW NEVER COMES".
So, I have decided to keep a cheat day after achieving a substantial loss in weight.
The most important thing is to be able to maintain a resolute to stick to our diet & workout program.
And this is where groups like this play a vital role.
All the stories & incidents narrated here remind us of what the greater goal is.
Lastly I wanna leave you with a great quote I copied from Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
"BLOOD, SWEAT & RESPECT.
We give the first two & earn the third.
PS: I'm not a lady..... but I wanna wish you all the luck in the world.
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I found a couple of articles with lots of good advice. But the thing that I am trying to do, is to THINK like a thin person. A thin person eats healthy meals, knows when they are hungry, and knows the difference between emotional eating, craving, desire. It is a real eye opener for me, but very hard for me to stop eating, and think about those things. Today I didn't do so well, but I know it is one day at a time.
Here's just a little of what I found that. I know for me this might help, and hoping it will help you as well.
The time to start thinking -- and living -- as a thinner, healthier person is right now.
Too often, people hold on to the belief that they can't think or act like a thin person until they reach their goal weight. But staying trapped in your old, unhealthy mindset can sabotage the very behaviors you're trying so hard to change. People who are trying to lose weight need to build an image of how they would not only look, but also how they would act and feel when they are thin.
If you are a visual person, for example, hang a favorite outfit where you can see it every day, then picture how well the outfit is going to fit you. If you're a movement-oriented person, picture how it would "feel" to slide easily past the empty seats in the theater row, or imagine the ease of fastening a seat belt in an airplane.
Pretend you are thin and live as if that's true. When we pretend something is true, a new pattern of behavior will eventually evolve. Acting as if you have a skill or a feeling eventually contributes to it coming true.
Good Luck -- we'll all here for you! And I agree so much with what you said about putting on makeup, fixing your hair, etc. This helps me everyday to do this. When I was home alone, I used to even tuck in my blouse - which reminded me to eat healthy. But now since hubby is home all day - I won't do that yet!
But here are the articles I found that might be helpful to you:
http://www.webmd.com/diet/obesity/features/focus-thinking-differently-lose-weight#1
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kristan-braziel/healthy-weight-loss-isnt-_b_7436756.html
Wow.
This is something new.
I'm really gonna give this a try.
Sounds so simple.
Why haven't I thought of this before.
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Good morning to all.
I hope I can give you guys a reason to smile today.
A week ago I weighed 95.6 kg.
Then:
1. I joined you all.
2. Started logging my meals.
3. Drank more water.
4. Tried to keep my calorie intake as close to my target as possible (went over the limit all days).
5. Decided to buy a bicycle to exercise everyday.
6. Exercised on one day (today morning).
I got up today....stood on the scale.
94.0 kg
I wanna say thank you for all your thoughts, stories & insights.
They kept me on track for most part of the week.
I know not all weeks will reap the same dividend, but I now believe that I can do it.
So I'm gonna keep working hard.
Just for today (29/05/17, Monday)
1. Drink 2.5 liters of water during office hours.
2. Stay under my calorie limit.
3. Walk for 15 min after dinner in my balcony.
Thank you.
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@vishalb08 congrats on your weight loss!
I find it hard to stick to my calorie intake too. But I've set a limit for if I do go over of 100. I can live with being 100 over and it won't affect me too much
I love reading the success story page too! That helps me keep motivated and that what I want to achieve IS possible
And sometimes I find the way we word things can be unhelpful without even knowing it
For example: stay under my calorie limit, makes it sound that what were doing is restrictive.
So I refer to it as 'Being in the Green' ... it sounds more positive than restrictive and I've found im more likely to achieve the goal!3 -
Morning all.
It's the 29/5
Yesterday I hit all my goals except the running. I did however walk nearly 6 miles so I don't feel too disheartened.
Today my Apple Watch has upped my 'move' goal to 460 calories. So that's my first goal for today to hit that.
I will stay within my calories and also walk my 10,000 steps.
I would like to try for a run again.
7 weeks tomorrow until I go on holiday and my mini goal is to get to 140lbs by then. 6 lbs to go... that's my main focus for today 2 -
@OConnell5483 you are ambitious!
Too ambitious! That's why I never seem to succeed I think. I need to scale back and focus on just really important goals. When I looked back at yesterday's and this weekend's goals, I rolled my eyes and thought "Good Lord, woman. Really????" BAHAHAHA!
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Good morning all! Well, not really morning, it's 11:35 am. Lol
Yesterday was a pretty good day. Got up super early and went food shopping. Like 6 am early. It being a holiday weekend and living in a shore town in New Jersey. The stores get packed super quick. But got most of what I needed. Just need to hit the other store tonight, after all the crowds clear out. My activity tracker isn't synching with my phone so I'm having trouble tracking my steps and things so I think I have to reset it today. It's a cruddy, cold, cloudy and rainy day today so I don't think I am going to go out walking today. This makes me sad because I haven't gone for a walk in a few weeks. And I'm really starting to miss it. I really need to get back to working out. I haven't been doing it at all. I've been pretty sedentary since I changed jobs. When I worked at my previous job I could usually hit my 8000 step goal super easily. But now, I still behind a counter most of the day so as much as I enjoy not running around like a maniac for 9 hours a day I do miss the activity level I was once at. So I think it's time to start changing that.
Had a really great talk with my mom yesterday. When I was a teenager and into my young adult years, I got into some pretty seriously crazy things. My mom knew bits and pieces of it but I really felt that it was time to tell her about all of it. And I did. And I could tell that some of it really broke her heart. She knew or suspected a lot of it but there was a lot that she had no idea about. But I can't tell you how awesome it felt to get that off my chest. It was really freeing. And I knew that she appreciated that I was being so honest and trusting her with the darkest parts of my life. I actually refer to those years as my dark years. And so far the only ones who know about it are the ones who lived it with me, my mom and my husband. But I think it's time to start bringing that part of my life out into the open and sharing it with the world. If I can save one person from going down that road, or escaping that kind of life, then that is something that I can feel good about and makes living that terrible life worth it.
But anyway! Sorry about the random nonsense that has nothing to do with getting healthy! Lol
As for my goals for Monday, 5/29
1. Log all food and stay in the green
2. Go to the gym
3. Do laundry
4. Do some reading
5. Drink 64oz of water
6. Make a healthy dinner
7. Finish food shopping tonight
8. Watch the Stanley Cup Final!!!
Have a great day everyone!2 -
Sunday
1. LOG ALL FOOD
2. DRINK WATER
3. EAT VERY LIGHTLY FOR LUNCH --- BUT SIT DOWN AND EAT SLOWLY Had McDonalds for lunch, and a chicken kabob for dinner. So my calories were not as low as I had intended, but still did OK.
4. READ MY ADVANTAGE RESPONSE CARDS - TO REMIND MYSELF WHY I WANT TO LOSE WEIGHT
5. stop before I eat to think: Am I hungry, crave food, or just desire food. Then make the choice as to what to do, and what to eat
6. Try and either get to the gym in the morning, but if I don't get out for a walk in the afternoon. Went for a 5 mile walk
7. work in the yard some weeding flower beds 2 hrs of weeding my flower beds!
8. finish baby quilt for my great niece
9. carry my water bottle with me and sip on water all day
JFT, Memorial Day
1. remember our fallen heroes, and our loved ones who are no longer here. This is what Memorial Day is for.
2. log all food
3. drink water
4. read my advantage response cards
5. stop before I eat to think Am I hungry, crave food, or desire. Then make the choice I can live with
6. remember what hunger feels like
7. Overcome a craving today - do not give in
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Beck Diet Solution
Day 13, is to Overcome Cravings
Cravings usually peak within the first few weeks of your diet. But, once you limit or stop eating the foods you crave, your cravings fo those food diminish significantly.
Today's To-Do List:
Read Advantages Response Card at least 4x today
Read any other Response Cards as needed
Eat slowly, sitting down, and notice every bite
Give myself credit when I engage in helpful eating behaviors
Do some spontaneous exercise
Tolerate hunger
Plan how to tolerate ctravings
Tolerate a craving, and don't give in.
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