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Junior LCF Member
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Cherie's journal
We'll, here goes...
I've been on this roller coaster for most of my life. I want to lose weight for me, not for anyone else. So, many times in the past, I've lost weight for other people, only to gain it back. Now, I want to lose the weight for me. Of course, this isn't easy. I can't seem to stay motivated and do what it takes. I know what to do. I know the physical steps that I need to take, for diet and exercise. But emotionally, and spiritually, I can't seem to stay on track. |
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Junior LCF Member
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I really feel good today. I actually got up this morning and did my exercise. I did a 30 min exercise DVD, which included toning, and cardio. I feels so good to sweat. This time last year, I was in such good shape, and a year later, I've gained most of my weight back. Well, I'm through living in the past. I'm not getting, "back on track." I'm starting a whole new track. This is a different journey, a new journey. And I'm not turning back now.
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Junior LCF Member
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I feel like I'm doing well, with my exercise for the past couple of weeks. That's a major victory for me. As far as my diet is concerned, I could do better. But all in all, I thing I'm doing pretty good. I've noticed that I'm definitely an emotional eater. Whenever I'm tempted to cheat, its always triggered when I'm feeling insecure, or inadequate. I'm given in a couple of times. But knowing the cause is half the battle, and I think that knowing the reasons I eat, will help in the long run.
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