Razzmuffin
Insane Ramblings
Nov 02, 2010
Okay so today is my birthday, and the past year has been amazing. I got my surgery, lost 100 lbs, went on my first cruise, played in my first ocean, etc, etc. Turning 40 was a blast, now that i am counting backwards ... yes backwards :) I want to look ahead at what is in store for me this year.I want to continue losing this weight down to my own personal goal of 164 and at that point I can re-evaluate to see if I am comfortable there instead of trying to reach "normal weight" according to BMI standards (which I think suck). I want to learn how to maintain and keep it off, I am terrified that I won't be able to do it. Do you read the forums as I do and see all the stories of completely successful losers getting to goal or very close to it only to suffer the humiliation and personal failure of regain? It scares me, I know that there are things I could be doing even now to ensure that I maintain, like measuring portions, planning my days food and tracking better, and most of all working out more often, but I don't. Sad thing is I am totally aware that these things could cause failure eventually and I still don't do them....
WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH ME???
At this time, I feel great, starting to look great, I am healthy by the numbers and still losing steadily but slowly. But the more I read, the more doomed I begin to feel that no matter how well I do that I am just months away from my goals and then the inevitable defeat of regain. I actually dream about it. I wake up crying because of it, yet it still isn't enough to make me do what I know is right.
That being said, TODAY I am gonna exercise, TODAY I am gonna track my food, TODAY I will get all my protein and water, TODAY I will focus on what I know to work.... Hopefully I will wake up tomorrow and say the same things...
I used to love the phrase "I am the master of my destiny" so I am gonna try to adopt that again.
Life is good, I have good friends and great family and I couldn't be happier. Surgery didn't cure me, I wasn't sick, I was fat. I am not broken, there is nothing to fix. It simply helped me achieve a goal I was unable to reach by myself. I am grateful for what I have and will strive daily to keep it and never take it for granted.
This is my new goal....I will get to goal, I will maintain and fight like hell to maintain so that I can remain healthy all the rest of my days.
Goal #1 100 lb weight loss (achieved 10/28/10)
Goa l#2 199
Goal #3 164
Goal #4 maintenance :)
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About Me
Collinsville, IL
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39.0
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Surgery
04/20/2010
Surgery Date
Feb 08, 2010
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