PlainJade13

Sweetheart, I hope you get through this. I actually quit my job after working for a month. My anxiety was high and I couldn't handle working with boys who were very disrespectful to me...One of my managers was very rude also. I kept having anxiety attacks about going back to work so I just called them one day and quit.…

Take a step back and evaluate your situation. Write down things you dislike that you are doing and ask yourself why you continue to do them. Then write down reasons why you want to get back on track. I usually do this and then tack "Back on Track " reasons somewhere I can keep looking at them.

I used to LOVE Andy Capp's Hot Fries. They were so tasty and GREASY.

Oh thank you for the input so far! :]

I ride on the sidewalk because I have a fear of cars and a majority of them wouldn't bother to slow down for me. Nearly been ran over quiet a few times. (I'm mostly deaf so I don't hear them coming...)

Excellent advice! I, too, get the munchies after workouts. :]

The Butt Bible. :]

Thank you all for the input. :] I think I'll switch over to sea salt then kosher for a week and see how it goes because I've noticed that my sodium gets darn near to red. (I love salty snacks!) Also, I have used sodium free spices and they work wonderfully when I am wanting to avoid salt. My grandmother, who is diabetic,…

Oh thank you! Was wondering because a coworker said that sea salt works wonders for her joints---they don't swell when she uses sea salt vs. table salt.

1 Cup of Cottage Cheese 1 Tomato (medium size) Chopped Teaspoon pepper Teaspoon salt Chop up the tomato and add it to the cottage cheese Then add the pepper and salt. It's a nice snack. :]

I'm a 4 pound bouncer

Try eating natural sugars! Such as apples, peaches, etc. Maybe you could dash some sweetner such as Truvia and cinnamon on them to make them extra yummy. (If you need extra sugar, go ahead and put a teaspoon on the fruit.) Also, if you want something akin to apple pie, cut up some apple slices & sugar them then pop them…

This sounds like me!

I would love to start. :]

5'2 & 187 lbs :[ But I'm working on it! I'm always told that I'm "adorably chubby." >:[

I suggest adding in more exercise...perhaps cardio.

I'm sick of seeing people make excuses and whine about their weight because I was once a person like that. But I'm done with making excuses, now I'm making history.

I think you should take acschnable's advice. My mother was around the same weight as you and then she got sick of it. She pushed herself every day, even if she didn't want to, and exercised & ate healthy. The trick is to MAKE yourself do it whether or not your brain is screaming at you not to. I'm 18 and overweight for my…