Women 200lb+, Let's Keep It Moving This March!!!

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  • asthesoapturns
    asthesoapturns Posts: 313 Member
    @sharpdust I may have pushed my luck a little, 1 1/2 walk up and down steep hills, but I love going down to the quay, and didn't want to bus it. Feet are a bit sore XD

    @svm569 I can't drink 64oz in a day unless I'm sweating like heck. I'd have to camp put in the bathroom. Try a lower point and find what works for you.

    @fitchick37 I hope your husband get over his pneumonia quickly. I had it last year, it's very rough. Take good care of yourself too!
  • skierxjes
    skierxjes Posts: 926 Member
    Hi, I'm new to this group.

    SW: 334.7 (1.4.20)
    CW: 321.2
    GW: 170ish
    Ht: 5'6

    A little about me.. I used MFP religously back in 2011-2013 but then graduated college, started a job working 70 hours a week and lost most sight of any sort of healthy lifestyle. Fast forward to Dec 2018 - I was in a MVA and ended up in the hospital and inpatient rehab for 98 days. I dislocated my R foot, fractured 5 ribs, punctured my R lung, broke my R wrist, broke my L collarbone, snapped my L femur, and my L tibia/fibula/ankle were shattered along with 7 of my toes. I didn't walk on both feet until August 2019.

    My goals for this spring are just to get back into healthy eating and gaining strength back. My left leg, as you can imagine, is fairly weak from not using it for so long. In addition to working my strength back up, I need to lose some of this flab as I found 2 super cute wedding dresses that looked nice now but would look AWESOME a few sizes smaller :) Wedding is June 2021, so I have some time to make it happen.

    I always welcome new MFPals so feel free to add me!

    You're on your way! I would suggest water areboics regularly...

    I've just been going to Anytime Fitness since I've had a membership there for 2 years and barely used it pre accident haha I've already gotten a LOT stronger just from the handful of workouts I've done :)
  • leanneellison1979
    leanneellison1979 Posts: 23 Member
    Tomorrow is my official weigh in day for charting purposes, but I know it's gonna be a good week. The one positive for the way I'm weighing this month. I just have to be careful and not let myself obsess over it. Instead, I'm obsessing over something else: clothing.

    I'm trying to keep it short but almost 90% of my clothing is too large and I honestly feel a bit sick, thinking of all the money I've put into it over the years trying to find things that not only fit but were flattering, and are now almost completely useless to me.

    That shows the amazing progress you have made. Well done you!!! I know being large i find it really hard and expensive to buy large size clothes. Im sure if you donated them to a charity shop you would be really helping out others who may be struggling.
    I spend my life in charity shops looking for something flattering that doesnt cost the earth. xxxx <3
  • orangequilt
    orangequilt Posts: 4,709 Member
    Also @WynterDreaming I don't know if it's the same where you live but there are charities that help people who have been long term unemployed get work and the one near me are always desperate for good quality clothes in large sizes for people to wear for interviews and work, because so many of us (including me) wear cheap clothes until they are rags when we are big. So think of it as paying it forward. Now your nice clothes will be cheaper at a smaller size!