chewing the fat
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Well, I did it. I met my Cambridge Counsellor today and came home with two boxes of food packs. I have such a lot of weight to lose I am shocked and a little bit overwhelmed. 7 stones.
I have gained much of this weight in the past two years due to my constant state of pregnancy and resulting three babies (including twins).
In the past, around four years ago, I tried lighter life, complete abstinence and it worked marvellously. I didnt touch a morsel for two months and lost a lot of weight, about three stones. I went to Paris and although I still had weight to lose, I was walking on air and handsome men in bars (well one handsome man) approached my partner to tell him how beautiful I was and how lucky he was! Imagine that, I dined out on that compliment for a long time. Then unfortunately, I dined out on more than compliments and lost the battle again.
Christmas came and I was happy with my size sixteen frame and the joys of food and lost the will a bit. I also learned to cheat. Note to self, as an all or nothing personality, its time to do the nothing part of eating rather than the everything for a while.
I must admit that at the moment I am feeling less than motivated. Next week my partner goes away to work for 6 weeks leaving me with three babies to look after. I reckon I wont have time to eat anything, so that is as good a time as any.
Tomorrow is my last day of food and then I will commence.
This forum looks like a fabulous resource and I am hoping that it will help me get to where I need to be.
I have gained much of this weight in the past two years due to my constant state of pregnancy and resulting three babies (including twins).
In the past, around four years ago, I tried lighter life, complete abstinence and it worked marvellously. I didnt touch a morsel for two months and lost a lot of weight, about three stones. I went to Paris and although I still had weight to lose, I was walking on air and handsome men in bars (well one handsome man) approached my partner to tell him how beautiful I was and how lucky he was! Imagine that, I dined out on that compliment for a long time. Then unfortunately, I dined out on more than compliments and lost the battle again.
Christmas came and I was happy with my size sixteen frame and the joys of food and lost the will a bit. I also learned to cheat. Note to self, as an all or nothing personality, its time to do the nothing part of eating rather than the everything for a while.
I must admit that at the moment I am feeling less than motivated. Next week my partner goes away to work for 6 weeks leaving me with three babies to look after. I reckon I wont have time to eat anything, so that is as good a time as any.
Tomorrow is my last day of food and then I will commence.
This forum looks like a fabulous resource and I am hoping that it will help me get to where I need to be.