joyofanonymity
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I have a food diary, because as much as it's super helpful to track on the WW app, it's nice to be held accountable for my choices too. And it's nice to know if you're on the right track, or completely going off piste with things a bit. However, I thought it would also be pretty useful to keep a weight loss diary. More to log how I'm feeling, how my weight loss is going.
A bit about me - I'm 29, from Glasgow and in my early 20s I did WW before and lost a couple of stone then got arrogant thinking I could keep doing it alone. I was wrong. Since then I've flirted with calorie counting, going to the gym, Paul McKenna and all sorts before realising that I need to just make a sustainable change in my life. I'm very lucky that I have supportive people around me - I'll probably mention them more as this diary goes on - but I know this change needs to happen in me. I'm the only one who I can hold accountable for my choices.
I've struggled with depression in the past - in the last fortnight however I've come off my medication and I'm feeling much more motivated than I have for a long while. I'm hoping I can capitalise on that feeling and really use it to my advantage. I know there'll be ups and downs, and it won't always be easy. It's going to be a life decision, and this weight won't come off in the next couple of weeks. I'm an impatient person by nature - so my motto just now is that "Life is a marathon, not a sprint"...and I need to apply that to weight loss too.
Please feel free to say hello if you fancy
Velma
p.s. I don't plan on actually venting that much - just couldn't think of anything else to go with "V" haha x
A bit about me - I'm 29, from Glasgow and in my early 20s I did WW before and lost a couple of stone then got arrogant thinking I could keep doing it alone. I was wrong. Since then I've flirted with calorie counting, going to the gym, Paul McKenna and all sorts before realising that I need to just make a sustainable change in my life. I'm very lucky that I have supportive people around me - I'll probably mention them more as this diary goes on - but I know this change needs to happen in me. I'm the only one who I can hold accountable for my choices.
I've struggled with depression in the past - in the last fortnight however I've come off my medication and I'm feeling much more motivated than I have for a long while. I'm hoping I can capitalise on that feeling and really use it to my advantage. I know there'll be ups and downs, and it won't always be easy. It's going to be a life decision, and this weight won't come off in the next couple of weeks. I'm an impatient person by nature - so my motto just now is that "Life is a marathon, not a sprint"...and I need to apply that to weight loss too.
Please feel free to say hello if you fancy
Velma
p.s. I don't plan on actually venting that much - just couldn't think of anything else to go with "V" haha x