90kgtoNewMe
Weigh in week 2
Weigh day Monday
Pw 161.4
Cw 161.6

Not what I wanted, but it could have been worse. The two glasses of wine and caramel slice I had last night probably didn't help either. It's Monday (in Australia) so new beginnings and I'm hoping for a loss this week.

cdqtducks wrote: »

Hello Everyone!

I'm Kim, 32 from Minnesota! I am married and just gave birth to a stillborn 3 months ago.

I lost all the baby weight and then started eating again, gaining 10 back. I want to lose 20 or more pounds before we get pregnant again. My ultimate goal would be down 101 pounds but considering my husband and I want to get pregnant again, I am just hoping to lose a little weight first!

I just saw a nutritionist and got my calories/macros in line for myself. I WILL LOSE WEIGHT!!

Thanks for all the motivation or help in this group. I'll need it!

You will lose it!

Much love and luck.

WishfulThinning18 wrote: »

Username: WishfulThinning18
Weigh in day: Sunday
Previous Week's weight: 298.8
Todays Weight: 294.0

@WishfulThinning18 Wow! Way to go! You're about to blow away the 290s!

October 7
Exercise: Yes
Calories: No
Tracked: Yes

Not what I wanted for myself today. The workout was good, and I spent most of the day standing while working at home. Luckily, the little dudes were pretty content to play inside while listening to stories or else ran outside and found other kids to play with - in and out the whole day, so a wonderful Sunday in that regard.

I was fine for food until dinner. I had a plan for myself, but asked the husband to cook for himself and the dudes, and then they went to grocery store and brought home a bunch of junk food. I didn't gorge myself, but I ate some, and just having some was more than I should have had.

Is this a return of my old nemesis, self-sabotage? I don't think so, but I'm going to keep a careful eye on this. Back to regular schedule tomorrow, and I'm pulling chicken out of the freezer for dinner tomorrow. Can't have another late trip to the grocery store interfering with my plans!

Weigh in week: 2
Username: mariamamjad
Weigh in day: Monday
Previous weight: 181.6
Current weight: 181.6

I'm happy with that depending it's that time of month

LesIckaBod
October Week 2 Weigh-In
PW: 168.8
CW: 167.6

Looking at my graph of daily weigh-ins for my month, I see that the trend line has flatlined over the last two weeks. I finally updated all my data for my 3-week TDEE (had ignored that since mid-August, turns out) and saw that my tracked TDEE is way down. Over the summer, I was getting in lots of walking every day, plus my usual workout. Now, I'm back to a lot of computer time. I'm hopeful that getting out of the chair and using my homemade standing desk will help me increase calorie expenditure a bit more each day.

My husband taking great care of me these past few days.

LesIckaBod wrote: »

Happy Monday Weigh-In for:

@LesIckaBod
@90kgToNewMe - Gotcha already!
@CDiddyGetsFitty
@eevang
@jrw423
@Mariamamjad - Holding steady after last week's woosh! We'll take it!
@mthomas0228
@pilpolf
@westray16

And we had a couple Monday weighers last week who I didn't get scores for. I hope to hear from you this week!
@Be_Lively
@cdqtducks
@Metubal - hope vacay is happy and fun, and everyone is back to being healthy!
@michellelagle
@Mycocoabubbles

Also my last week weigh in was that I lost 2 lbs. please let me know if you can still count it.

LesIckaBod wrote: »

Question for the Week

When I've struggled with disappointment over how unfit I was, I've tried to remember to "Be grateful for your abilities today."

After a hard October Week 1, where many Gutbusters dealt with stresses or had trouble knocking off the pounds, I think maybe we could use a chance to think about what we're grateful for today.

So, it doesn't have to be weight loss related at all, but What are you grateful for today? Bonus points if you post a picture to share with us! (Use the little picture icon to add the pic)

LesIckaBod wrote: »

Question for the Week

When I've struggled with disappointment over how unfit I was, I've tried to remember to "Be grateful for your abilities today."

After a hard October Week 1, where many Gutbusters dealt with stresses or had trouble knocking off the pounds, I think maybe we could use a chance to think about what we're grateful for today.

So, it doesn't have to be weight loss related at all, but What are you grateful for today? Bonus points if you post a picture to share with us! (Use the little picture icon to add the pic)

LesIckaBod wrote: »

Question for the Week

When I've struggled with disappointment over how unfit I was, I've tried to remember to "Be grateful for your abilities today."

After a hard October Week 1, where many Gutbusters dealt with stresses or had trouble knocking off the pounds, I think maybe we could use a chance to think about what we're grateful for today.

So, it doesn't have to be weight loss related at all, but What are you grateful for today? Bonus points if you post a picture to share with us! (Use the little picture icon to add the pic)

LesIckaBod wrote: »

Question for the Week

When I've struggled with disappointment over how unfit I was, I've tried to remember to "Be grateful for your abilities today."

After a hard October Week 1, where many Gutbusters dealt with stresses or had trouble knocking off the pounds, I think maybe we could use a chance to think about what we're grateful for today.

So, it doesn't have to be weight loss related at all, but What are you grateful for today? Bonus points if you post a picture to share with us! (Use the little picture icon to add the pic)

michellelagle wrote: »

I posted mine late last week,sorry. Hope you can still count it. Here is for this week:
Week 2
PW:177
CW:176

@Michellelagle Can you tell me where you posted? I searched your name and can't find it -- I just want to make sure I'm not missing any weigh-ins. Also, your starting weight for October is listed at 171 - is that an error?

Rocknut53 wrote: »

LesIckaBod wrote: »

Question for the Week

When I've struggled with disappointment over how unfit I was, I've tried to remember to "Be grateful for your abilities today."

After a hard October Week 1, where many Gutbusters dealt with stresses or had trouble knocking off the pounds, I think maybe we could use a chance to think about what we're grateful for today.

So, it doesn't have to be weight loss related at all, but What are you grateful for today? Bonus points if you post a picture to share with us! (Use the little picture icon to add the pic)

I'm thankful for the little things in life that bring me joy: my dogs, my flowers that have the tenacity to fight off freezing nights, clear star filled early mornings (brought about by said dogs needing to go out potty)...plus many more things to numerous to list.

@Rocknut53 Love the flower pic! What kind are they? I love my orchids - especially that the blooms hang on for so long, and because the roots grow out reaching for whatever hold they can find (even though there's no tree for them to grab onto). Just the roots' struggle to keep grasping is inspiring to me, along with the beauty of the blooms

LesIckaBod wrote: »

Rocknut53 wrote: »

LesIckaBod wrote: »

Question for the Week

When I've struggled with disappointment over how unfit I was, I've tried to remember to "Be grateful for your abilities today."

After a hard October Week 1, where many Gutbusters dealt with stresses or had trouble knocking off the pounds, I think maybe we could use a chance to think about what we're grateful for today.

So, it doesn't have to be weight loss related at all, but What are you grateful for today? Bonus points if you post a picture to share with us! (Use the little picture icon to add the pic)

I'm thankful for the little things in life that bring me joy: my dogs, my flowers that have the tenacity to fight off freezing nights, clear star filled early mornings (brought about by said dogs needing to go out potty)...plus many more things to numerous to list.

@Rocknut53 Love the flower pic! What kind are they? I love my orchids - especially that the blooms hang on for so long, and because the roots grow out reaching for whatever hold they can find (even though there's no tree for them to grab onto). Just the roots' struggle to keep grasping is inspiring to me, along with the beauty of the blooms

It's an annual, bidens is the name. Living in MT our summer flowers are short lived so to have some blooming in October is a bonus. I love orchids as well and am hoping to get the one I have to bloom next February or so. It's hard to replicate their natural environment so they do bloom. My sister-in-law has a state of the art computerized orchid greenhouse with hundreds of varieties. Needless to say, I'm so jealous!