Jayne33
Fighting for My Health
Day 39
I know I shouldn't, but couldn't resist a sneaky (mid week) peek on the scales this morning (Sat) seeing as TOTM has now been and gone. They were 3lb down since Tues, and I know it means nothing mid week, but it was very nice to see Am really hoping now that come official weigh in on Tues, I will have lost at least that 3lb and hopefully 4 or 5! We'll see though lol. I'm not going to the gym this week as have hurt my leg a bit, and want to rest it, so next session will be Thurs pm. So, not sure a sedentary week will help weight loss, but hopefully won't hinder it to much with cals being so low.
Was chatting to husband this morning and saying that I know if I stopped this diet now I would instantly revert to old eating habits. I know willpower isn't my problem as if it was, how could I do this sort of diet in the first place, yet why don't I have enough willpower to eat sensibly and healthily when not being on such an extreme diet, or why can't I stick to a conventional diet? Why do I need to be on a diet in the first place? Why aren't I one of these people who doesn't have any problems with food and just manages (possibly with some effort) to maintain a healthy weight range throughout their life? I know we're all different, but arghhh, it's very frustrating! lol. The only thing that stops me from cheating at the moment is ketosis, and knowing (from bitter past experience) that if I break that, I'm stuffed as I know I wouldn't be able to get back into it and back on track if I slip now. I've never been able to in the past. Once I slip, that's it, I'm off this diet for at least a year before I can do it again. I need to work out how to not go back to over eating before I stop dieting. It's not like I need educating. I know exactly what a healthy, balanced diet consists of, and what portion sizes I should have each day, etc. I know how to exercise. I just can't stay away from the crap! I know how to change my lifestyle, yet I can't seem to sustain it when I do. Why not? I have to work all this out somehow, but have no clue where to start! At least being away from conventional food at the moment is giving me the breathing space to try and work this stuff out. Hopefully I can xx
I know I shouldn't, but couldn't resist a sneaky (mid week) peek on the scales this morning (Sat) seeing as TOTM has now been and gone. They were 3lb down since Tues, and I know it means nothing mid week, but it was very nice to see Am really hoping now that come official weigh in on Tues, I will have lost at least that 3lb and hopefully 4 or 5! We'll see though lol. I'm not going to the gym this week as have hurt my leg a bit, and want to rest it, so next session will be Thurs pm. So, not sure a sedentary week will help weight loss, but hopefully won't hinder it to much with cals being so low.
Was chatting to husband this morning and saying that I know if I stopped this diet now I would instantly revert to old eating habits. I know willpower isn't my problem as if it was, how could I do this sort of diet in the first place, yet why don't I have enough willpower to eat sensibly and healthily when not being on such an extreme diet, or why can't I stick to a conventional diet? Why do I need to be on a diet in the first place? Why aren't I one of these people who doesn't have any problems with food and just manages (possibly with some effort) to maintain a healthy weight range throughout their life? I know we're all different, but arghhh, it's very frustrating! lol. The only thing that stops me from cheating at the moment is ketosis, and knowing (from bitter past experience) that if I break that, I'm stuffed as I know I wouldn't be able to get back into it and back on track if I slip now. I've never been able to in the past. Once I slip, that's it, I'm off this diet for at least a year before I can do it again. I need to work out how to not go back to over eating before I stop dieting. It's not like I need educating. I know exactly what a healthy, balanced diet consists of, and what portion sizes I should have each day, etc. I know how to exercise. I just can't stay away from the crap! I know how to change my lifestyle, yet I can't seem to sustain it when I do. Why not? I have to work all this out somehow, but have no clue where to start! At least being away from conventional food at the moment is giving me the breathing space to try and work this stuff out. Hopefully I can xx
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