Today is eleven weeks.
The gist of this same old story is that about four years ago I lost 45 pounds doing an extended induction.
Like an idiot I didn't go through the phases and just did "low carb" but I've kept the weight off for the past three years.
In April, I quit smoking after 20 years, gave myself permission to eat everything in the house and promptly gained weight. Imagine that.
I'm 5'10" and at this point I weighed 187 lbs. My ideal is between 170-175. Any smaller and I look like an ironing board. A girl needs a little curve.
On July 8, the day before I went on vacation with my friends, I started induction. Of course, I wanted to do it my way and still drink black coffee and diet Coke. So I did but other than that I was pretty strict.
When I weighed myself two weeks later, I was at 179. Woohoo.
But then I went to Kentucky for my class reunion and fell off the wagon. The next weekend we went to a festival and I couldn't pass up the fried apple pies like my grandmother used to make.... And then I had a handful of nuts here and there.
Quickly, I was back up to 183. And that's where I've been for the past three weeks.
Last Monday, I decided to give up aged cheeses and caffeine. So I did it. I kicked a 20 year coffee/diet coke habit. I also quit eating aged cheeses.
I think, however, that I ate more than usual as a reward for giving up these precious fuels.
Here I am, Tuesday morning, weigh day and still stuck at 183. WHAT?!?! I gave up coffee and NOTHING???? A total of FOUR pounds in the past eleven weeks.
I guess that I only quit smoking less than five months ago, I should be happy that I'm four pounds down instead of many pounds UP!!!
Oh, and I haven't done measurements but, no, my clothes aren't fitting any better...
And out of the past 77 days, I'm sure that I've been purple on the stix at least 70 of them. I've been purple for the past three weeks.
I've also been keeping a food journal pretty regularly.
So, I'm sure you all feel sorry for me...
I guess my next plan of attack is to try to cut back on my salt intake. I won't bore you with the story of how many pork rinds I eat.
I just thought for sure that giving up the cheese and coffee would make a difference.
Thanks for listening!!!
The gist of this same old story is that about four years ago I lost 45 pounds doing an extended induction.
Like an idiot I didn't go through the phases and just did "low carb" but I've kept the weight off for the past three years.
In April, I quit smoking after 20 years, gave myself permission to eat everything in the house and promptly gained weight. Imagine that.
I'm 5'10" and at this point I weighed 187 lbs. My ideal is between 170-175. Any smaller and I look like an ironing board. A girl needs a little curve.
On July 8, the day before I went on vacation with my friends, I started induction. Of course, I wanted to do it my way and still drink black coffee and diet Coke. So I did but other than that I was pretty strict.
When I weighed myself two weeks later, I was at 179. Woohoo.
But then I went to Kentucky for my class reunion and fell off the wagon. The next weekend we went to a festival and I couldn't pass up the fried apple pies like my grandmother used to make.... And then I had a handful of nuts here and there.
Quickly, I was back up to 183. And that's where I've been for the past three weeks.
Last Monday, I decided to give up aged cheeses and caffeine. So I did it. I kicked a 20 year coffee/diet coke habit. I also quit eating aged cheeses.
I think, however, that I ate more than usual as a reward for giving up these precious fuels.
Here I am, Tuesday morning, weigh day and still stuck at 183. WHAT?!?! I gave up coffee and NOTHING???? A total of FOUR pounds in the past eleven weeks.
I guess that I only quit smoking less than five months ago, I should be happy that I'm four pounds down instead of many pounds UP!!!
Oh, and I haven't done measurements but, no, my clothes aren't fitting any better...
And out of the past 77 days, I'm sure that I've been purple on the stix at least 70 of them. I've been purple for the past three weeks.
I've also been keeping a food journal pretty regularly.
So, I'm sure you all feel sorry for me...
I just thought for sure that giving up the cheese and coffee would make a difference.
Thanks for listening!!!


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