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What's Your Most Recent NSV
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This is great! I know that sometimes the littlest things can feel like the hugest victories to us, and they are ALL worth sharing!sirjamerie wrote: »I know it doesn't seem like much but I had spinach today. I also had enough water and I'm proud of both of those things13 -
A good friend asked me last night when I was going to start competing in physique or powerlifting (she’s a power lifter). I was flattered, but demurred bc of my crappy hip and sub par squat. She insisted on knowing my lifts and was confident I’d do well for my age/size on the state level if I just competed in bench and deadlift...so...maybe I’ll join her team for a few sessions and see what the coach says 😬 def a confidence boost just to have someone ask me about competing!27
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A lady I haven't worked with for almost a year turned up today and after a while said: 'you've lost quite a bit of weight since I last saw you'. Not even a question. Anyway I just replied, 'yes quite a bit,' and left it there.
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I was able to sweep and steam-mop the downstairs vinyl flooring in one go. Before this I had to sweep laundry room and back hall and sit for 20 minutes while my back recovered...sweep kitchen...sit...steam mop laundry and back hallway and sit....steam mop kitchen, and sit....and that was all I could do that morning, I hurt too much.
Today I did all that in fifteen minutes. I'm going to sit while the floor dries, but then I'll pick things up and run the vaccuum cleaner. This is great! I can handle the scale not moving much if I keep having things like this happen.26 -
Today one colleague said my clothes looked baggy because I'm so petite.
Another colleague today said my pants are falling off and she was going to buy me a belt. I agreed my pants don't fit me anymore. She's petite like me 4'11" but always was a good bmi.
I went home thinking the pants I was wearing was a size 6 - it was the size 4 that I had saved hopping I'd fit in them again since 2007. But now I don't fit because I'm 8.5 lbs from my doctor's goal for me. I never thought that would ever happen. I started as obese in the Asian American bmi chart and now I'm in the normal range of the same chart.
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I had to use a belt on a dress that was too baggy. I bought the belt last year after I'd experienced some major weight loss. I noticed that I've moved 4 belt holes smaller from when I first got it. 😊
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I so love reading these NSV’s! Congrats to everyone!14
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This week’s NSV: I’ve never had so many guys rush to open doors for me. I’m loving it. Doors are very difficult to open.29
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I PR’d my shoulder press yesterday and today o signed up for fitness competition- my first ever. It is ok if I’m last place - I just hope to finish.18
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My cheek bones are still indistinguishable from the fleshy part below them, but now I have like... valleys in the parts of my cheeks that run along my teeth-line. Wow, it's kind of hard to phrase this so that it makes sense, and I'm not sure I succeeded.20
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bobsburgersfan wrote: »
This is great! I know that sometimes the littlest things can feel like the hugest victories to us, and they are ALL worth sharing!sirjamerie wrote: »I know it doesn't seem like much but I had spinach today. I also had enough water and I'm proud of both of those things
Thank you!
Today I walked twice as far with the dogs. I used to be exhausted after this particular round and needed to lay down for a bit, but this time when I came back I just sat down behind my laptop to do some work. I'm so happy I'm feeling better already while I just started. Now I'm only hoping to stay motivated and working on keeping going. Have been on a weightloss journey in the past only to be stopped by health... Praying and hoping it won't happen again 🙌16 -
Onedaywriter wrote: »I PR’d my shoulder press yesterday and today o signed up for fitness competition- my first ever. It is ok if I’m last place - I just hope to finish.
DFL > DNF > DNS
You're a winner no matter how you slice it.4 -
I decided to ‘kick start’ my weight loss for February but eliminating desserts/baked goods and limiting alcohol. This approach really helped me when I started losing weight in August. I’ve gone up on the scale the last month-just eating too much junk (probably residual habits from the holidays). Feeling more in control!19
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Repost so I link to my homepage
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TheMrWobbly wrote: »Repost so I link to my homepage
Bravo... 👏Well done, Mr. W! 🏅All your hard work is paying off! Congratulations! Reward yourself with more Mrs. W privileges 🙂💕4 -
I’m now 35 days alcohol free which my app just told me is my longest streak. Honestly not missing it.35
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I headed to Rally House after the Super Bowl to get my Chiefs Champion shirt and got a MEDIUM!! Last summer I was a XXL.29
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teresadannar wrote: »I headed to Rally House after the Super Bowl to get my Chiefs Champion shirt and got a MEDIUM!! Last summer I was a XXL.
What a difference a year can make! Amazing!4 -
I haven't posted before because my weight loss felt insignificant compared to other people's journeys. It's all "vanity weight", but those 15 pounds really affected the way I felt and my confidence levels. Now that I'm into maintenance, these NSVs are all I can focus on, and I achieved two that I'm really happy about:
1. I finally lost inches in my hips which had never felt possible before. I went from 35/26/38 measurements to 35/25/36 measurements which dropped me down a pant size!
2. I progressed from bodyweight squats all the way up to 40lb goblet squats in the first month of the NROL lifting program I'm working on.25 -
Company provided lunch yesterday, typically I always overeat and don't log when we have lunches like that. But I ordered the lunch this time, so I knew what we were getting. I made healthy choices, I logged prior to eating and most importantly I stuck with my plan and didn't say "screw it" and indulge in the treats that I would have loved to have.23
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