I’ve been doing a lot of thinking/reflecting these
past few days. Partly it is due to being
off track since returning from Las Vegas.
I feel as though my life over the last almost 11-years has been so
consumed with weight loss. It makes me
wonder if things will just always be this way?
Or if there will come a time again where I feel pretty confident in
maintenance? I’ve been there once and I
hope I can get back to that.
My thoughts lately have been more about making a plan
of action then self-loathing and complaining.
Yes, weight loss is hard and I do get bored with clean eating. But, I feel so much better when I put myself
and my needs first and when I am putting food that is good for me into my
body. With the first of the year
approaching, while I don’t do resolutions, I will be focusing on weight
loss. I really want to be under 200
pounds when we go to Europe later in 2018.
We might have upgraded the flights to a smidge larger seats, but it is
still a lot to squeeze into that tiny seat.
Boy did I feel it on our Vegas flights.
Both flights were full and so I had to sit in the middle seat. I just felt so cramped.
I looked back at my weight record for some much
needed positive reflection. I will have
to face the scale on Tuesday and I expect I to be ugly. However, based on my WI two weeks ago, I am
down 15.2 pounds from this time last year.
And, while I might spiked up after our New York vacation and New England Cruise, I am up 0.6 pounds over the last three months. Seeing that makes me feel less deflated. And, right now, I don’t need negative
thoughts! If I’m going to power through,
I will do that much easier with the power of positive thoughts.
I’m a little worried about seeing my family on
Christmas as I had hoped to have lost more weight. But, they loved me when I was 300 pounds and
when I was 165 pounds. So, I suspect
they still love me at 230 pounds. It is
just hard when you want to make the best appearance possible but feel like
there isn’t enough time left.
I want to make 2018 a really successful year with
healthy living, activity, weight loss, and hopefully soon…maintenance.
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