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The WHY behind the STALL

OK, so I was all brave with my talk of how I was all mentally prepared for the inevitable “3 Week Stall”. Yeah, big talk sister! :angry: Then after no weight loss since last Thursday, I got socked, like an old fashioned cartoon this morning, WHAM! Picture me (or not) in the bathroom, buck naked with my mouth hanging open, standing on my scale and yelling, “GAINED A POUND??! ARE YOU KIDDING ME??!” :o Not a pretty sight! I’m sort of slogging around in the denial stage right now.

 

“…more water…must have more water…”

 

OK, so I know some of you are gonna say that I should stop weighing every day; but shoot, the novelty hasn’t worn off yet. Maybe it just did…probably not, because I know that I’m going to have to work it out and machinate the heck out of this thing, at least the first time. It’s just the way I do things. Grrrrr

 

So anyway, what do I do? I go running straight to this forum and search “stall” and read just about every post that has anything to do with the word stall!! OK, I got through 2 pages full—there are a LOT of us talking about “stall”. The more I read, the more normal I felt (hahaha, that alone was worth the price of admission!) and I stumbled across this amazingly succinct explanation of why we stall. dry.gif Now, this makes sense to me and I can deal with it a little more rationally :blink: (Lord, I hope that’s not gonna earn me another “yeah, big talk sister!”)

 

Thanks to meggiep for posting this link! I thought it was worth bumping up! The WHY behind the STALL

 

Thanks for listening. I hope this link makes someone else feel "normal." :lol:

 

Taking life another salty slice at a time...

Susan

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boots1

LAP-BAND Patients

I am enjoying your blogs. Once during one of my many weightloss plans, a nurse told me, that you lose internal fat around your organs, then you lose inches when the fat is replaced, so probably about the same thing..

SeattleSue

LAP-BAND Patients

OMG Boots1, that is awesome. I LOVE the picture that brings to mind.... I think I need to name my inner skinny girl somthing tough so she can fight the internal fat! My dad used to tell me I couldn't fight my way out of a wet paper-bag (he was a Brit with an odd sense of humor), but I bet you with my Super Sleeve I can fight my way out of a fat-trap! lol

boots1

LAP-BAND Patients

Too funny, my Dad uses the same "wet paper bag" expression and he is an Arkansas Hillbilly! I always think of my innner skinny girl as being tough and I always have. I guess because I was the tomboy growing up. I guess that is why my fake name is boots, cause "these boots are made for walking and that is exactly what I'm gonna do...." lol

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