well, I'm seeing my cdc this eve at seven, so I'm hoping to have lost another pound or two.. scales are tottering around the 13.2 mark, but I don't want to trust them particularly - they're often a pound or two out from the cdcs, and ultimately none of this is about what the scales say.. i just need to stick to my plan and keep getting fitter and healthier.. off for a swim in a bit
I've just read some advice in Mike's email saying:
So what is your bigger picture ? What is it really about ? If you don't know the real benefits of being slim and what it is going to mean to you then I would argue you may not get there.
Now there will be people on here who have subscribed for five years to this newsletter and all I would say is that if you have followed the same diet or diets for those five years and still not got slim and stayed slim then maybe look at the reasons behind your emotional eating behaviours as that for me was the real key to slimdom !
I was really struck by the fact that I was reading this whilst having my lunch time CD, and started to wonder if I'm at risk of being back on CD in a few year's time having put the weight back on.. and how I can genuinely prevent that from happening. How can I get into the right mindset where I don't over do it?
and how come I can be absolutely fine at the moment and not go anywhere near the biscuits at work, and it doesn't bother me in the slightest, but 'normally', I really 'can't' stop myself like some kind of compulsion??
I'm wondering if it's this place that helps (obviously you guys do help, but I'm wondering if this actually makes it possible, and it wouldn't be possible without??)
Maybe I need to start now to look at some kind of maintenance support to work out a way of PERMANENTLY LIVING within a healthy weight for my height and frame, and PERMANENTLY LIVING with a well balanced diet.. and starting up some kind of long term support to get the help/support/friendship through the process???
Maybe??