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Monday, April 6, 2020

Day 1

This is effectively day 1... for the 3rd or 4th time. I don't know why or if this will be the last day 1, but this time I am trying to be honest with myself about my effort and my expectations.

The first Day 1 led to about 30 lbs lost, followed by a gain of about 40 lbs before I became pregnant with my first child. After giving birth, I weighted about 20 lbs less than the day I found out I was pregnant. Yay!

That was followed by another 40 lbs of weight gain leading up to getting pregnant with my second child. After the birth of my second child, I weighed about 10 lbs less than before I was pregnant. Yay!

Keeping with tradition, I gained about 15 lbs in the last 7 months.

I currently sit at about 210 lbs. I'm 5'6". (Don't ask me if I'm male or female. I just said I was pregnant, twice.) My goal weight is 130-140 lbs. I'd be very, very comfortable there.

For Day 1, I had a lovely day working from home, ate a few more cookies than I probably should have, but had less chocolate than I normally would have. I finished the day off with a long walk/jog that kicked my tail. I used to do that same route with no issues. Right after the walk/jog, I really felt like tomorrow will be another Day 1. Cookies and Pirate Booty are calling my name! I cooled down for a bit, started writing this, and now it doesn't seem so daunting.

Maybe tomorrow will be another Day 1, but maybe it won't.

If you made it down this far, thanks, and I have a few questions: 1. How do you keep your lack of endurance and physical fitness from holding you down, mentally and physically?

  1. How do you get past the idea of, "It won't work for me?", or "I won't be able to maintain the loss," before you have a chance to hit your goal?

  2. I have a hard time telling myself, "No," when I want something. Has anyone else had to get past that? Of so, how?

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