when I went from clinically obese to clinically over weight I went round celebrating and telling everyone! WooHoo! I'm Over weight!!
Some people got it.. others just smiled! Haha! It's great - well done!
I'd love to be overweight
Enough said:
What do you love about being on CD?
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For me so far....
- the almost constant 'high' feeling of being buzzy and having a grin on my face. Bit like a sugar rush that never ends.
- the way my body is working faster than my mind. In my mind I've done 5 weeks and on all other diets is really just the 'getting going' phase with perhaps a stone gone. My body is racing ahead though with CD and I keep having 'moment' where I realise - blimey I've lost nearly 2.5 stone!
- the detachment from food. This for me is always going to be a struggle, perhaps life long. Food is my crutch for every emotion going. Without food though I am still experiencing the same emotions but am surviving and moving forward without shoving food in my mouth at every available occasion
- the re-teaching my brain. All my food issues are ingrained habits 'taught' to myself over the years. I'm slowly starting to break those habits and make new ones which will hopefully start to become as strong as the old ones
- the feeling of being in control, not the food being in control of me. I have often said that food is my best friend, but look what my best friend has done to me!
- the choice. Not the choice of products (although they are good!), but the fact I am choosing to do this. At any time I could walk away and do something else or simply eat rubbish again. I'm not - because I choose not to.
- the excitement of it happening quickly. Plodding along at a pound her, a STS there, a half pound loss there is soul destroying after a few weeks/months on a plan. With CD the losses are really big and even the slower weeks are the same as someone with a big loss on another diet
- the realisation that I
can do it.
Well, as I said, that's my thoughts on it after 5 weeks