I've been trying off and on to do this for nearly 9 years now. I've had a LOT to learn about myself and my issues w/ food and all that, and I'm proud to say that I'm so much better and stronger, but I'm sitting here so afraid that I'm going to let something trip me up again. I'm not sure why I suddenly feel like this scared little girl and 'life' is going to get in my way. I want to get to goal more than anything, but the journey is so long from here. It's a minefield. I'm not sure I'm strong enough to make it there 100% without flailing.
How do y'all keep the pedal to the medal w/ regards to getting to a long-term goal. I'm sitting here at 304 and 150 is SOOO far away. I have to keep my eye on 150, because doing short-term goals messes with my sense of 'i'm done' because I've reached a milestone.
How do y'all keep the pedal to the medal w/ regards to getting to a long-term goal. I'm sitting here at 304 and 150 is SOOO far away. I have to keep my eye on 150, because doing short-term goals messes with my sense of 'i'm done' because I've reached a milestone.

plus, it took a long time to get this way, I can't expect an instant fix (much as I'd LOVE one!).




Melissa, no one, and I mean no ONE person can make you feel or do something. It's a learning part of taking back the power and control over us. When you start to feel like you're giving up your personal power and ready to hand it over because someone says something or does something, remind yourself that you've been a hostage of that game for 9 years and it's time to break those chains that bound you. (Gosh, I'm starting to sound like my professor
, sorry...but it helped me get through the tough spots and I hope these thoughts will help you).


Great going - almost into Twoterville, Melissa 
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