Thank you so much
When I hit the button to post my situation and put myself out there, I felt a little sick to my stomach. I do much better at hiding than asking for help and support! And as someone who is almost 2 years out and almost reached goal, I felt like I had no right to be struggling again. But I took the leap anyway and none of you let me down!! I have read and re-read all of the responses, which I cherish. Thank you so much for your amazing support, caring, friendship and love… you have no idea what it means to me and what it has taught me.
I have made much better food choices in the last couple of days. I’m making sure I get dressed completely and getting outside in the fresh air and sunshine (finally!) when I can. I hope to end today on a strong note with work so that I can feel good about that. And I keep telling the Town Meeting attendees (especially the Chairperson – she’s a real *****!) to get the hell out of my head and leave me alone for now.
I’m sorry that I have not been offering the support and friendship that you have generously given to me. I hope to get back in the swing of things this weekend and look forward to catching up on everyone’s news. Thank you all so much – I will not disappear again from this amazing group of people!!
Mary D.
Pre op: 260 lbs, 5'3"
Goal reached 14 months later: 130 lbs
Regain over next 3.5 years to a high of: 166 lbs
Current weight: 135.8 lbs and heading back to 130 lbs!!
Mary- Youa re SO very welcome. I love ya and hate that you are in a funk. BUT...with hubby gone and the rain, I found it easy to dip my toe in the funk pool, to the point where it was difficult to get to my pole classes. But, do not EVER think that you have no right to struggle. You are human and you are living life. Stuggling will become a part of it, unfortunately, because the bottom line is that this surgery does not fix the brain. With as active as I am, I struggle each day to make the right choices to be active, etc. We ALL do.....including those who think that they are of the utmost of succes. We all have our demons and our triggers, so unless you completely remove yourself you will have the struggle. For us, we are like the typical addict and must find how to change our thought patterns and how we deal with stress, etc. And it does not happen overnight...unfortunately. But, for me, just knowing you provides me with the support that I need. I luv ya!
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Beginning Weight: 265 Current Weight:143
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