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thread: Diet & Weight loss general support #6

  1. #91
    BellyBelly Member

    Jan 2007
    In my own little world.
    1,035

    BW I know exactly what you mean about footpaths. Ours are terrible here: either there are none or they are very old, broken up, uneven or leaning too much into the road. It hurts my knees and back to walk on the angle too much so I imagine you must find that too. Do you think maybe a walk on a treadmill might be ok? Most gyms have a creche or you could do it in the evenings when Sam is in bed with his dad home.

    Happy to report a 900g loss this week. I was thinking a gain was in store for me! I think partially it was that I havent drunk enough water today so next week will really tell the true story. That makes exactly 10kg down now!!!!! Only 300g till I've reached my first 10% Happy happy happy!

  2. #92
    BellyBelly Member

    Jul 2009
    somewhere
    397

    can i say please please do not reward yourselves with food the best way to reward yourselves is to go and buy yourself something nice like an outfit or something like that. it doesnt have to be expensive.

  3. #93
    Registered User

    Jun 2007
    Dandenong Ranges, Melbourne.
    5,673

    ok.... i have a confession....

    i have fallen off the wagon.....MAJORLY

    SO...normally this is where i would just give up and say that this is too hard and i can't do it. how do i get through this?

  4. #94
    BellyBelly Member

    Oct 2008
    Over The Rainbow
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    Ginger- I too have fallen off the wagon just eating badly etc wat we both need to do is start again from now go out do some excercise whether it be a walk run/ swim but do it now! start writting down what u have consumed 2day so u can be accountable ! if youve had a pretty bad day with wat you've eaten make it an extra 1/2 hour of physical excercise.

    I Know how hard it is to get back on the wagon just think how great you'll feel being back on it xx

    Sazz- Good on you hun you've done so well 10KG WOOHOO

    krysalyss- Thx hun will do xx

    Squidipa- thats a great tip!!

    I weighed myself today im 67.75kg so i havent done as bad as i thought ive lost 500g in the last few weeks . i can do better though im just lucky i havent gained
    Went and tried to get some swimmers today not feeling to crash hot in my bikkini atm got one that covered me abit more

  5. #95
    Registered User

    Jun 2007
    Dandenong Ranges, Melbourne.
    5,673

    thanks BC....i've basically been binging since sunday, and i'm not sure how to stop the cycle.
    do you think i should weigh myself tomorrow morning and start afresh from there? what's the best thing to do?

  6. #96
    Registered User

    Feb 2009
    Central Coast NSW
    592

    I don't now if I missed this thread ENTIRELY or if I somehow unsubscribed myself but YIKES! Well done everyone - I haven't had time to read through the pages and pages but the fact you are all still on here bodes well. Well I have nothing to report. I am exactly the same weight as I was 2 weeks ago, 64.3 oddly enough it seems to be a bit of a Eh - this shall hopefully be the week I finally see that 63. which will get me where I want to be. I have been so damn cranky this last week, maybe AF is around the corner, because I can't remember having been so cranky and emotional for more than a day before - poor DH & DD. Chocolate calls - I shall resist . . Taboulleh anyone?? Just not the same is it.

  7. #97
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    Oct 2007
    Melbourne
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    Ginger - weigh yourself again and start afresh. Once you start making progress you'll be so glad you did! And just think, if you've gained any, well, it will make the losses all the bigger.

    I used to put it off... and off... and feel bad/guilty/annoyed etc. Then when I DID start writing down what I ate and just trying to exercise even a bit more, I felt SO much better! Trust me, you'll thank yourself and you will feel great!!!

    BC - sending you a butt kicking too

    YOU CAN DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  8. #98
    Registered User

    Feb 2009
    Central Coast NSW
    592

    :yeahthat: Ginger - What I would do is THROW OUT anything that you may be tempted to binge on even if it is wasteful, fill the fridge with vegie sticks and fruit and whatever you are allowed to eat so if you do feel weak again you go to the cupboard and there is nothing there for you to cave to. We've all been there - getting back up seems hard, but once you're up there again you won't know what you were worried about. Go girl!

  9. #99
    Registered User

    Dec 2005
    6,706

    Sas is right, ginger. If it's not there, you can't eat it. Get rid of the bad stuff - no more biscuits and make friends with the strawberries and carrot sticks. Start over from here and don't wallow in guilt over the blowouts - that will just make it harder to get back on track. Maybe you need to allow yourself small treats every so often so as to avoid the big binge when the cravings get too much?

    Well... still in maintenance mode here. Went out to a shopping centre and managed a little bit of a walk, but my foot is still way too painful. Curse my incredibly slow recovery time! Realised why I was hitting the carbs so hard over the weekend - bloody AF! You'd think I'd have been aware that the cravings would happen as I'm on the pill and KNEW it was coming... sheesh! Oh well, I did a damned good job losing 4kg, and I know I can get back into losing again when my foot is recovered.

    BW

  10. #100
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    Aug 2006
    Our house, in the middle of our street
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    Ginger - I think it's harder when you're having to get up to little ones through the night, and while you're breastfeeding. If you really want to do it though, perhaps put 2 photos on the fridge - one where you were happy with your weight, and a recent one. Might be a good way to stick to it.

  11. #101
    BellyBelly Member

    Jul 2009
    somewhere
    397

    ok.... i have a confession....

    i have fallen off the wagon.....MAJORLY

    SO...normally this is where i would just give up and say that this is too hard and i can't do it. how do i get through this?
    get back up and keep going weigh yourself in the morning and carry on where you left off you can do it

  12. #102
    Registered User

    Jan 2009
    A Pirate Ship
    3,627

    WOOOHOOOO I did a mid week weigh in today and I am 69.9kg OMG I'm so HAPPY and so impressed with myself!!!! I am so thankful with all my weight ups and downs that I have not given up So anyone who has fallen off the wagon just keep going, you will get there

  13. #103
    Registered User

    Dec 2005
    6,706

    Welcome to six-land, cherished! It's an amazing feeling and you've done so well - congratulations!

    BW

  14. #104
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    Feb 2007
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    OMG Cherished! - That is so awesome!! Woo hoo!

  15. #105
    Registered User

    Aug 2008
    Ouiinslano
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    Wooohoooo Cherished! So many six-land babes in here!

    Ginger - I have fallen off the wagon SO many times. You need to just jump right back on.

    Tips for falling off the wagon:
    * If you're going to have a treat, make it an incredible one. don't waste calories on a dry crappy biscuit, or crumbly stale cake. Make it your favourite thing.
    * Plan your treats. If you absolutely cannot live without chocolate, have a chocolate day each week, say, Thursday (I hate Thursdays) Set aside your four squares of chocolate for Thursday. In moments where you're having a totally rubbish day, rather than reach for the choc, count down the days (hours, minutes!) til you can have it.
    * Punish yourself with a harder than normal workout. Doesn't necessarily mean longer, but maybe one block of your normal walk you have to run, or do one really realy hard lap in the pool. Do it until you feel that treat being worked off.
    * Stop your binge. Use everything you've got, and hold off. Write it in your journal about how proud you are of yourself. First time might be 1 hour, later on it might be 5 hours, eventually you'll work up to not needing it.

    Go!

    AFM - Hanging from the wagon! BFF visiting has resulted in a few wines and a small blowout last night At least have been riding every day this week.

  16. #106
    BellyBelly Member

    Oct 2008
    Over The Rainbow
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    cherished1 WoooooHoooo you go girl thats Amazing!!!!!!!!

    snugglybean- Their some great tips!! im finding it so hard atm to keep going and i keep giving into temptation and my backs playing up pretty badly again trying to do as much excercise as i can which hasnt been much i know what i need to do, i know ill feel great wen i do it but i just get there arghh

  17. #107
    Registered User

    Jun 2007
    Dandenong Ranges, Melbourne.
    5,673

    thanks so much for all your support weight loss friends
    i didn't weigh myself, i think the whole scales thing has been doing my head in a little bit and led my to the binge a little itms?
    i've been eating healthy all day, started the day with a healthy breakfast and am just going to ease myself back into the swing of healthy eating and then might weigh myself in a couple of weeks. i'm just taking it really slowly and gently this time, as in the past i have gone too hard and crash dieted and ended up fatter...

  18. #108
    Registered User

    Apr 2008
    Melbourne
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    Yay Cherished - well done!!!

    Hang in there Snuggly! Enjoy your self though.

    Ginger - slow and steady, just keep making healthy choices and it will happen.

    I went shopping for hours today to try and reward myself and I found nothing that I liked Although i did get a new bra (still a maternity one for b/f but my others were too big) and I have gone from a 16DD to a 12D!!!

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