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mynewlife_22

xposted from my myspace

Jul 23, 2008 22:17

Ok. I knew this was coming, but it was still so upsetting. My last fill was way back in March... bad bad me! But, I've known I was being an idiot and letting myself go, but still today was a stab in the heart. In 4 months, when I should have lost about 30ish pounds- I gained 13 ( Read more... )

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craftacular July 24 2008, 03:25:45 UTC

I just got my 6th or7th fill and I finally finally have restriction, 8 months out. I've lost 7 lbs and I am hungry all the time. I have been self restricting, becoming neurotic about food and eating ALOT of air popped popcorn.

I am overfull right now, I think. I can't take more then 3 bites of anything solid. But after not losing and reading about people on obesityhelp.com losing up a storm, feeling glad for them and kicking myself -- I don't mind.

Anyways, it sucks and Im sorry that you and me and anyone else has to contend with this.

When I posted on OH about my lack of weight, people emailed me to say that they had the same thing going on with them.

Take care of yourself, you WILL get there.

trina4ufl September 3 2008, 03:41:34 UTC

I think you are so brave to have done it and don't let the numbers get you down!!! I haven't had the surgery yet, but I plan to, and I have emotional eating habits too. I found that exercise serves a couple of purposes, it takes my mind off food and it gets me in a healthy mindset so that I have a new motivation to get back on track. For me, I spent the money to join a gym, that way I was committed...Everyone is different, but I think you can find what works for you whether it be workout videos at home, walking, tennis, etc. I would just make myself go to the gym every day even when I didn't feel like it. I would tell myself that if I wanted to leave after 10 minutes, I would, but then would stay for a full workout and feel so much better afterwords. It is so hard to lose weight and exercise. You are not a failure. Just find a little motivation and you'll be back on track in no time!! Also, I was so depressed at my highest weight, which was 347 pounds, and once I started a regular exercise routine, it really did wonders for ( ... )