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My work uniforms are getting very loose, so are a favorite pair of jeans around the thighs. That's how I know it's really working: when my thighs start to get smaller (caused they're frigging huge).22
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Weird NSV. Anyone else lost inches in unexpected body parts or the low priority areas. I had small wrists but i noticed my wrists are smaller. My ankle and feet look smaller but I barely had any fat there to begin with. I also noticed how bony my knees feel. It's uncomfortable to sleep sometimes. Again, I didn't have much fat in that area. The human body is so weird. I keep hoping my body will work
with me to reduce the fat cells in my hips/butt/thighs were most of my fat is stored, but my body just ignores my request. I need to have a come to Jesus meeting with my fat cells
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MrsPinterest34 wrote: »Weird NSV. Anyone else lost inches in unexpected body parts or the low priority areas. I had small wrists but i noticed my wrists are smaller. My ankle and feet look smaller but I barely had any fat there to begin with. I also noticed how bony my knees feel. It's uncomfortable to sleep sometimes. Again, I didn't have much fat in that area. The human body is so weird. I keep hoping my body will work
with me to reduce the fat cells in my hips/butt/thighs were most of my fat is stored, but my body just ignores my request. I need to have a come to Jesus meeting with my fat cells
Yes, I have had this. I have thin legs. Never thought I needed to lose weight on my legs. But my mom gave me some extra narrow calf boots this summer. I could zip them, but they were tight. Now I can zip them all the way up and they are comfortable. That was honestly a suprise for me.8 -
Last night friends sat at a restaurant’s outdoor dining table before I came out. I sat right down on the plastic chair without a care. 130 lbs. ago I had to have a regular chair at a gala instead of the pretty chiavari chairs selected for the decor. On my way to goal and never ever going back. Thank you MFP community for motivating posts I read daily.38
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CryingBlue wrote: »MrsPinterest34 wrote: »Weird NSV. Anyone else lost inches in unexpected body parts or the low priority areas. I had small wrists but i noticed my wrists are smaller. My ankle and feet look smaller but I barely had any fat there to begin with. I also noticed how bony my knees feel. It's uncomfortable to sleep sometimes. Again, I didn't have much fat in that area. The human body is so weird. I keep hoping my body will work
with me to reduce the fat cells in my hips/butt/thighs were most of my fat is stored, but my body just ignores my request. I need to have a come to Jesus meeting with my fat cells
Yes, I have had this. I have thin legs. Never thought I needed to lose weight on my legs. But my mom gave me some extra narrow calf boots this summer. I could zip them, but they were tight. Now I can zip them all the way up and they are comfortable. That was honestly a suprise for me.
Funny, my NSV is my first pair of long boots since grammar school. I was a normal weight teenager and younger adult, but my calf measurements are huge. As a young thing, wide calf boots were not an option (that I knew of anyway) and I just bought a pair! So cool to be able to wear long boots, I never even knew it would be possible.
Oh how nice it would be to spot reduce, those 15 1/2 inch calves (each well over 1/2 the diameter of my waist!) would be one of the first targets!6 -
Ran some intervals this afternoon—so excited! All of the running was under 7 min/mile, mostly 6:20-6:40. And best moving pace 5:53??? Who is this speed demon??? I don’t think I’ve cracked a 7 min mile ever. Not even close.13
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OK, this is odd and I'm not sure if it's a victory. A ton of people at work have commented on my weight loss, which is nice. In fact, I need to learn to gracefully and briefly say "thank you," instead of my usual, "yes, I've lost some but I still have a ways to go" or a too-long dissertation about how I've gained and lost over the years.
Anyway, today's sort-of NSV is a co-worker said a couple of volunteers asked her if I was "well." They noticed my loss and wondered if I was sick! Now, I am not at all skin and bones (just barely in the healthy BMI range, thrilled to fit in medium shirts) and I hate to think I'm looking wan, tired, or sick in addition to being a bit smaller. I'm choosing to think they just thought I looked different and wanted to make sure everything was OK.23 -
Today I tried on some jeans that haven’t fit in six years, wanting to see how close I was to wearing them. Then, I wore them to the store because guess what?! They fit!24
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Thehardmakesitworthit wrote: »NSV: coming to this thread after treating myself poorly yesterday.... as opposed to just letting go completely of my planned food and such. You all are doing so great and are inspiring!!!
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My little bike and I have travelled a long way together over the last (almost) 18 months:
I actually hit the 7k mark going down my big hill but as I was going at 44mph decided not to stop for the photo
Over that distance I have:- gone through three pairs of tyres (currently on the 4th pair)
- had a new back wheel (old one was slightly buckled - thanks, potholes)
- had two new sets of brakes
- had a new chain
- had a new rear gear ring
- had a fair few punctures (haven't counted them all but had three in one day and the next day had the other tyre burst)
- wrecked two pairs of cycling gloves
- worn out several pairs of trousers
- worn out a pair of shoes
- have seen many things that I would otherwise not have EVER seen, mainly birds (rare-ish ones such as kingfishers and wrens) flowers and wildlife although I did also see a verge fire (had to call Fire & Rescue for that one)
- come across way too many idiots in cars who think that cyclists don't/shouldn't exist
- enjoyed (almost) every second of it.
To be able to say all of this after a lifetime of obesity is pretty amazing as well.
Just thought that I'd drop this here as these were so beautiful and it was such a lovely sunny day. Just a reminder that Spring is finally on it's way . . .
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I’ve posted a few over the past few weeks but it is definitely keeping me going having something new and going, “oh! I can put that on the NSV thread!”
Anyway, my new one that I just discovered is I am now on the smallest clasp on the “large” Fitbit band. I bought a bunch of “small” bands in different colors a year or so ago, and I’m excited to get to wear them soon!21 -
abbeyjones1994 wrote: »Anyway, my new one that I just discovered is I am now on the smallest clasp on the “large” Fitbit band. I bought a bunch of “small” bands in different colors a year or so ago, and I’m excited to get to wear them soon!
Well done! Me too. Unfortunately mine is an old
Charge HR where i can’t change the strap, so once mine becomes too big I will have to buy a new one6 -
At some point I stopped wearing shorts under all of my dresses and skirts and can do so comfortably!
Also, I am up to being able to do three pull-ups!31 -
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I've logged in for 25 days and have completed my diary every day! Big success haha28
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I worked out today! Spent most of the day telling myself I needed to and that I'd be so upset with myself later if I didn't. When that wasn't working, I told myself if I worked out then I could have ice cream after dinner (still had calories leftover today it would fit in!) About an hour after I finish my program my boyfriend arrived home from work... and asked if I wanted to get ice cream tonight. So it all worked out.
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I have been practicing IF for a couple of weeks now. I am getting to a point that I can skip breakfast now and then. I am learning that I can be hungry for a while and it's ok. I feel like I unlocked some sort of life hack, as this is enabling me to eat what I want for dinner, and sometimes have room for dessert, and it doesn't blow my whole day! Yay!22
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My NSVs today:
1) That I finally managed to get through this thread's history and caught up (amazing to read through changes especially on repeat posters!). I joined in June last year as a point of reference.
2) That I *DIDN'T* work out today. I have been doing some level of exercise (even if it's only walking a mile on a "rest" day) every day. I can tend to be quite an "all-in" kind of gal on things like this, But I wasn't feeling well, both in the ways of malaise and shoulder/upper back alignment issues/pain, so I decided to take a day to truly rest things up. Things aren't feeling perfect, but I can tell a definite difference comparing now to the beginning of the day, so it was definitely what needed to be done. SO ready to get back at it tomorrow, though!21 -
i fit into a 3xl shirt for the first time in a year!44
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I’m sleeping so much better! It’s wonderful!17
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