This is an old post dated January 01, 2013. I am keeping it because so much of what I wrote then is true now. Still true. It is still a struggle.
This is where I am starting:
- I ache when I wake up in the morning. My hips hurt. My back hurts.
- I can't put my ankle up across my knee to put socks and/or shoes on.
- I feel like a stuffed sausage in stadium seats.
- Airline seat belts do not fit.
- I can't walk up one flight of stairs at work without being totally winded.
- I think about food all the time.
- I think about my weight all the time.
- My face is puffy.
- The only reason my ankles are not puffy is because it is winter.
- I sit a lot.
- I move slowly.
- My arms do not lie flat at my sides.
- I look terrible in everything I put on.
- My knees make noise when I walk up the stairs.
- My winter coat does not fit.
- I can't wear high heels.
- My collarbones are hidden under layers of fat.
- I avoid cameras.
- I cannot get up off the floor gracefully.
- Shopping is no fun.
There are lots of other awful things about being fat, but I guess this list will do for now.
The plan this time around is to KEEP THINGS SIMPLE. Here's the deal:
- Make regular journal / blog entries. They can be short. Sometimes I don't write because I feel overwhelmed with all the weight-related stuff flying around in my head.
- Plan my meals in a weekly overview and adjust daily.
- Intuitive eating.
- Go to the gym at least three times a week.
- Drink water.
- Weigh every day.
DON'T GIVE UP.
RECLAIM A BAD DAY.
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