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Winding Down.

The last couple of days I've been prepping to go of the NutriSystem plan.  Today was my last day, tomorrow I weigh.

 

I'm kinda proud of myself too.  I stuck with the diet, with only a little diversion.  I did have the take out Chinese food last week.  We'll see how bad it hit tomorrow.  I don't think it could be that bad.

 

I've also started exercising again.  I stopped a few months back because my time was taken up by work and other things.  Now I'm making sure to take time no matter what. I've tried both diet and exercise separately until now, and now I know it's time to do a little of both. 

 

What are my plans going forward?  Really just to try and reduce my food intake and increase my exercise level.  I'm not looking to be really thin, or really buff, I'm just looking to be healthy. 

 

Honestly, if it weren't for the fact that I lost all energy, and it seemed like my mind was getting sluggish, I wouldn't have started down this path at all. I have no problem being heavy.  It's not an esteem issue.  I believe that people should be comfortable with who they are, if you're not, then change it because it's something you need for yourself, and not what you think others want to see.

 

Be you.

Be happy.

And #%&$ 'em if they don't like it.


by Robert-Boyd   5134 Posts 
Posted on 11/11/2008 4:24 AM
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MillitaryP...I tried the depression diet once.  I don't recommend it.  I lost 23 pounds in just over 2 months.  Then I put it back on, with interest.  Unless you plan on staying depressed for the rest of your life, don't use it as a diet plan.
by 2much42long   3031 Posts
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Thanks everybody!  I've tried twice to type a personal replay to all of you on this, but both times the editor stuck it's tongue out at me.  I'm glad this inspired you all in personal ways!
by Robert-Boyd   5134 Posts
Posted on 11/11/2008 12:41 PM
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Rob, I think you've been an inspiration to us all. Keep us posted!!!!
by freeangel   286 Posts
Posted on 11/11/2008 12:20 PM
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This divorce diet has been the only thing good about divorce. I am down 27 pounds now. Still coming off. What I am afraid of, is once all this stress is gone, how will it be then? My food intake has gone down some but I can't believe it has gone down that much. If it has, I was definitely overeating. I haven't started exercising yet, I know I need to but it seems like I can never find the time. I like your attitude. If they don't like it *$%# them.
by militaryp   2950 Posts
Posted on 11/11/2008 8:46 AM
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Rob,
I need to lose weight, and i want to thank you because reading what you write made me think about me also. I am trying to eat healthy for my children and I ,but mostly me. I am making a commitment for me to lose weight because i dont feel well myself, so year you have nice words of encouragement. thankyou good luck to you too
by cherbear   5182 Posts
Posted on 11/11/2008 5:33 AM
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Hey Rob!!  Being healthy is the key.  You can lose weight and still not be healthy.  You are taking the sensible route, eating healthy and exercising.  YOU ROCK ROB!!
by CathyJean   128 Posts
Posted on 11/11/2008 5:27 AM
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You have such a great attitude about life.I'm trying to gain weight but after what you said I'm going to just be me.What you see is what you get!! Thanks
by heavenly   97 Posts
Posted on 11/11/2008 4:28 AM
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