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rhymetyme Six Lakes, MI Member Since: 05/14/03 [Latest Posts] | Post Date: 8/23/08 5:57 pm Topic: RE: HELP!!!!!!!!!! Hi Janette!
I agree with Jessica-we are all out four plus years and facing new challenges in our journey. But you musn't give up! You have to try harder to keep healthy choice foods available. Not just for you but for your kids too. They can and will benefit from eating healthy too. Whenever you feel hungry try drinking some water. I feel for you and I wish there was something I could do to help you, but you know and I know that YOU have to make the decision to get back to the basics. I gained back 12 pounds from the lowest weight I originally got to, but I have also heard that it is not uncommon to gain around 10 pounds after getting close to or at your goal weight. My goal weight was 150 but I haven't made it yet. I'm going to though!! And you'll get back to the 198 and even less than that, but you have to really want to do it. I know it's hard, honest I do, but you have to do it for YOU because YOU deserve it!!!!
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Krystal E. Killeen, TX Member Since: 05/22/04 [Latest Posts] | Post Date: 5/19/08 10:28 am Topic: On track... Hey all,
Much to my surprise yesterday was my 4 year anniversary! The day would have passed completely unnoticed had it not been for the congratulatory email I received from OH.com. After WLS I was at 155 and size 10 (down from 272 and a size 26) and I am happy to report the scale was at 157 this morning. But let me tell you, it has been a FIGHT, literally a mental sparring with myself about will power. My inner fat girl is ever present and more than willing to help console me in the manner in which she did for 35 years! I have always been an emotional eater, in that anytime I would experience any emotion, be it joy, sadness, whatever...I would eat!
When I looked at my Christmas pictures from a few months ago I began to see glimpses of my former self and it horrified me and spurred me into action. I get such a kick out of people that say we took the easy way out. Clearly none of them have ever experienced a 2 hour dumping session after having "just a couple of bites" of the forbidden fruit or had their innards rearranged. It has taken constant dilligence to keep the weight off contrary to what the majority of people think.
If I eat like my former self, I will inevitable look like my former self. It's all about choices and today I choose my health, happiness and time with my family that I otherwise would be running short on. I wish everyone continued success YOU DESERVE IT!!! |
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Linda D. Member Since: 04/30/04 [Latest Posts] | Post Date: 2/18/08 8:16 am Topic: RE: Weight Gain! Hi-Even though You posted this back in December 07', I'm just reading it now and I had to reply to tell You that I, too, am having the very same problem. I'd say I have gained about 50 lbs. back too. I have been seeing a therapist for just under a year now, and I know why I eat when I'm not hungry, I just don't know how to stop it yet.
I am eating anything and everything, although mostly carbs. I have been on disability for the last 5 weeks, and every morning I am at Panera for coffee and a pumkin muffie, with 2 pats of butter! God, I know that what I'm doing is soooo wrong, but I do it anyway! I am kicking myself, but I don't stop. I tell myself every day that I'll get back on track soon, yet when the time I had planned to do it comes, I procrastinate about it again for another week or so. I don't know what the answer is-I wish I did.
My clothes are tight too...........I put the blame squarely on my own shoulders. If You should gain (no pun intended) any insight on how to remedy this problem, please let me know. The last thing I want to be is on a DIET! I HATE HATE HATE them!!! I just want to be normal! GOOD LUCK To YOU! Believe me, I know how You feel! Linda |
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