Monday, January 31, 2022

70 lbs Lost!

M65 SW: 340 CW: 269 GW: 220

Hi Gang, As you might remember, I started my weight loss journey in Sept., when I moved here to NC. The truth is, when I left Long Island I didn't think it was possible and that I'd die fat, like my Dad.

Today I weighed in at 269, which puts me over 70 lbs. lost. I still have a long way to go (50) but it feels good to know the food program and hard work are paying off.

Just wanted to recognize the milestone and to thank you, the #loseit community, for the help and inspiration.

togetherwecandothis

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Weighed in at 211 this morning

So starting around the begining of December I began to become more active and consuming a healthier diet. In about two months I've gone from 230 down to 211. 19 pounds lost and 41 more to go. Lately I've found myself eating about 1700 calories a day. I used to be a binge eater but for some reason these days I just don't feel the need to over eat. I'm hoping I can reach my goal of 170 pounds in the next 5-7 months. I can't wait to post before and after photos once I've reached a more significant milestone. If anyone has any thoughts or suggestions please feel free to share your point of view. I actually used to be aneroxic so I my main focus now is getting to healthy weight. I don't want to slide into the pattern of being aneroxic again so I'm being much more reasonable and intelligent about my weight loss this time around.

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Sunday, January 30, 2022

Face gains, successful weight loss after so many attempts.

I tried to lose weight like 8 times from 2015, 3 attempts were completely successful. Each time I would go back to old habits right after I lost weight. Each time I would regret going back. I was losing weight for the wrong reasons before, today I am losing it to be healthy and to look good.

I will never go back, when I see my old fat images I only see the disgust and it really motivates me to never go back.

Why did I start losing weight after so many failures? I was just sick one day of being fat/obese and I said to myself that it's enough.

Here is before and after https://imgur.com/a/MA2O6QW

Keep doing it people, you can only benefit from weight loss. I am soon to become 30 and most people my age are letting themselves go. Working on your health is a big advantage in life.

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I am done

I just got out of the hospital after almost dying from Covid. I have asthma and my heart rate was through the roof when I went to the hospital on Monday. They had to take me to the emergency room. My heart was struggling. I’m sure my weight is part of the problem. I started my weight loss journey 1/1/22 at 274 lbs, 5’6”, 19F and have lost like 11 lbs so far. Now I just got out of the hospital a couple days ago and the past 4 days I’ve ate wayyy over my goal. Pizza Hut stuffed crust, ice cream, fried chicken. I had the mentality that since I almost died and just got out the hospital it was okay. Weighed myself right out of the hospital before overeating and gained like 3 pounds which shocked me. But it’s probably water weight as they injected me with like 6 liters of saline. This is my second time trying to lose a bunch of weight (lost 60 pounds before but gained it back plus more). Thought I had it this time but I feel awful for overeating my calories those 4 days as this year I wasn’t going to eat over my budget at all. And I’m scared to weight myself on feb 1.

I can’t take this anymore. Help.

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30 Day Accountability Challenge - February Sign Ups!

Hello lovely losers!

It's about to be February! Which means it's time for a new DAC!

For the newbies to the sub reddit, please start here, so much good info!

https://www.reddit.com/r/loseit/wiki/quick_start_guide

https://www.reddit.com/r/loseit/wiki/faq

And hey, maybe it’s not a bad idea to review them anyway to you returning conquerors. I do occasionally to remind myself of the basics.

Here’s what we do in the DAC my friends!

This is the sign up post (and day 1) to outline your goals, weight loss, self care, creative, whatever keeps your motor going.

There will be a daily update post for you to chime in about how day whatever is going!

At the end of the month, there is a wrap up post to reflect on the progress you made or didn’t make & what you learned. Learning is progress my friends!

We try to foster a supportive, caring place to discuss the actual day to day of deficits & counting & caring so much about how we fuel our bodies & lives. So be kind, interact if you like & hopefully you feel supported and cared for. Leading by example, here I go!

Weigh in daily, enter in Libra & remind self that it’s a number not a self-worth estimate:

1800 calorie a day, do not adjust for exercise:

Exercise 5 days a week (strength work/tbar swings 3 days a week): Want to ramp back up after having COVID last month. More steps & reps! x/x days.

Writing project and/or journaling -1,666 words a day: I'd like to devote more time to the project I started in November.

Todays gratitude list: Today I’m grateful for .

Express gratitude to today me for good choices: Today I’m glad I chose to

Your turn!

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Lost 23kg (50lbs) in 9 months. 29kg left!

Hi! I'm a 22 (soon 23) yo male. I started my weight loss journey in May 2021. At that time, i was at 138kg (304lbs). Now I'm currently at 115kg (254lbs), so 23kg down (or a nice and round 50lbs for my American friends).

I gained 40+kg during my time in college, because I was in a toxic relationship and junk food was my only ally. Then i got out of the relationship in 2019, and for 2 years i tried to lose weight, failing every time to keep going. I'm just here to share what worked for me.

At that time, i tried several times to drastically change the way I eat, but sudden changes cannot be sustainable. So I decided to change one thing at a time, and i made sure to replace an old habit by a new one every two month. First thing I did was to stop ordering Uber Eats so much, and eat what was in my fridge, regardless of what I bought for food. It created a habit of eating things in my fridge, but it wasn't drastic because I bought whatever i wanted whenever I went shopping for food.

Next thing I did was to stop eating between meals. I am unemployed so I woke up pretty late in the morning every day. I skip breakfast and have two meals a day, eating whatever I wanted.

Next habit was to get myself into cooking. I started making meals my mom used to make me and that I liked, like lasagnas for examples. I make sure to have a list of food I want to cook so i know exactly what to get I'm going grocery shopping. My mom taught me how to do a homemade couscous for example ; I'm always trying to extend my cooking skills.

For those wondering : no, I'm not keeping track of the calories I am eating. I did it for a month or two, but i realized it only made me anxious because whenever i had a day where I ordered food or ate too much, I felt guilty seeing a negative calorie result on MyFitnessPal. So now I only use it to keep track of my weight.

I also weigh myself only one time a week, because I realized doing it everyday would determine my mood for the day, and I didn't want that. I weigh myself in the same conditions every time though ; when I get out of bed in the morning, after going to the toilets.

Next habit I wanna build myself is to go to the gym at least once a week. I have a membership but I never truly built the habit to go regularly, so it's my next step. When it'll be implemented, i want to try to go two or three times a week.

So yeah, just wanted to share my progress. It's so satisfying to have your friends tell you that your efforts are paying because you look different.

If anyone has any questions, I'll gladly answer.

And trust me, considering my background and my mental health, if I can do it, everyone can do it. you just have to find what works for you.

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POV: You're Healthier Than Ever But You're Still the Bigger Friend

Does anyone feel like even if though you've successfully lost weight, worked out for the past 2-3 years, and know how to eat healthy, some of your friends won't come to you for advice because you don't look like a fitness influencer? Or do you think they wouldn't come to you as a pride thing? Like, "I'm absolutely not going to stoop so low to ask my bigger friend for advice."

It's highly possible that this is me being self-conscious because I can't read people's minds. But also, years back when I was on Facebook there was this health nut preaching about what nutrition bars aren't really that healthy and looking down on everyone's diet.

I commented that actually, some of them are beneficial and can be a good start for a beginner who is hooked on candy bars. And instead of at least having a convo with me to tell me they disagreed, this guy looked at my profile picture and made some disparaging comment about how my neck looked like. So it's like, I have knowledge from my trials and errors in weight loss. I run, walk, hike, cardio, weight lift, and stopped eating out and my doctor's are impressed with my charts but I'm not super skinny so I feel written off.

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