Starting again
chahernandez4887
Posts: 2 Member
5th time starting over !!! I can do this !! Kind of 😬😬😬😬
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I hear you me too. Trying a new approach of one step at a time.2
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It may be beneficial to review your last weight loss attempts to gain understanding of the difficulties you had. This could help you developing a new approach, like @jacke_sgam suggested.2
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Let's get it done1
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You CAN do this.
I failed many times in the past. I doubted that I had the ability to lose weight and improve my health. I am now halfway there and the most successful I have ever been.
I looked at my past failed attempts. For me, I failed because I set strict rules I couldn’t keep. I expected perfection. I gave myself exercise goals that I couldn’t maintain. Basically, I jumped right in to the deep end.
This time I started by wading in. I dipped my toe in by logging everything. Then I started working to stay under my calorie limit. I waded further in by watching how macros affected my hunger and adjusting them. I started with a little movement and added more. I started cutting added sugar out. Then I cut out evening snacking. I increased my fiber. These things are all becoming much more natural. And I know (from past experiences) if I started with these expectations I would have dropped a ball and given up. So slowly going into it has been a game changer for me.
Assess why you failed in the past and come up with a better plan.
Best of luck!0 -
OP hasn’t been on since April 25th, she’s not going to see your messages.1
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This is the time, you got it!0
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Carriehelene wrote: »OP hasn’t been on since April 25th, she’s not going to see your messages.
Stop being so negative. I quit for months and came back. I appreciate all the support people left me while I was away. I still haven’t lost any weight but I’m trying. The important thing is to never give up. We need to support each other!1 -
Try try again
Learn from your mistakes (or not)
But keep positive and keep working on it.
I know I haven’t lost much in my time trying, but I still keep working on myself, both mentally and physically.
Two years ago I could barely walk without assistance due to lower back pain.
With the Physio’s exercises and small amounts of weight loss (& 5 nerve block injections) I now walk unassisted and without pain.
I only lost 11.1kg of the 75kg (the other person that’s hanging off me) over that time period. But every little bit helps.
Hope this viewpoint helps you rethink the situation.
Cheers
Kavita0
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