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  • Ok, now it's time to really kick my own ***!

    I initially started Atkins in December of 2008. I lost 35 pounds and loved it. Then my father died in March. I know I am an emotional eater and of course, that's what I did. But I did manage to jump on the bandwagon once I realized I needed to re-start somewhere.
    Fast forward to a week ago, when my friend and her 18 month old were murdered, and once again I started to emotionally eat. Dammit, why do I keep doing this to myself???
    I know I need to find something other than eating when I'm distraught. It's not like I can avoid the death of loved ones so I absolutely need to get my act together.
    It just does not make sense to me. I'm a very disciplined person, I keep track of everything I eat, journal how I feel when I lose weight and/or gain, follow Atkins religiously (when I don't break down), etc.
    I'm going to promise myself that any time I feel like eating that garbage that makes me fat, I will write it all down here for the world to see considering my biggest fear in life is failure.
    Sorry, just needed to vent.
    "It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed." -Theodore Roosevelt
    "Great achievement is usually born of great sacrifice, and is never the result of selfishness." -Napoleon Hill




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    Re: Ok, now it's time to really kick my own ***!

    Sorry to hear about the cr*p going on in your life. I'm glad that you recognize your potential for failure in certain situations - I hope that you can find an alternative way to cope so that you can continue to succeed with your WOE no matter what life throws at you. Best wishes,
    Julie__________________F/37/5'2"__________________Start April 15, 2009


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    213 - 50% of the way to goal - Met October 21, 2009
    Onederland - Met December 23rd, 2009
    180 - High School grad weight - Met May 5, 2010
    163 - No longer obese______
    136 - No longer overweight (yes, I know this is lower than my goal weight)



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      Re: Ok, now it's time to really kick my own ***!

      (((((((Chantel)))))))

      I hope you got things back under control and are doing better. Keep in touch and let us know how your Induction goes.
      "Get action. Seize the moment. Man was never intended to become an oyster."

      -- Theodore Roosevelt

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        Re: Ok, now it's time to really kick my own ***!

        Don't beat yourself up over it -- its done -- don't look back, look forward. If something happens again find a new outlet -- food isn't the anwer, you already know that.

        Post on the board often - let people here get you through the bad times as well as the good times.
        Carole
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          Re: Ok, now it's time to really kick my own ***!

          Hey guys! I'm feeling a lot better than I did when I initially posted about all the crap going on in my life.
          I am now on Day 3 of Induction and the scale reads that I''ve dropped 8 pounds. I know it was mostly water weight and I started in the middle of my TOM. But it's water weight I don't want so I'm glad!
          I've written a list of things to do other than eat when I'm happy/mad/sad/bored. Boredom eating gets the best of me although I never go hungry with this WOE so it controls it. That's why I love it so much. I don't think about food at all; in a way I have to force myself to eat haha Weird coming from me.
          Anyways, things are going good on my side. How is everyone else doing?!
          "It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed." -Theodore Roosevelt
          "Great achievement is usually born of great sacrifice, and is never the result of selfishness." -Napoleon Hill



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