cfalbro

I'm right there with you. I lost 50 pounds and have Sat at that for 2 years since my surgery in 2012. I'm going to a family reunion in July and it's crunch time. The thing is, if just east right I lose weight but I'm addicted to junk food and in my mind- if I can eat junk food and not gain weight why not do it? Well, I'm no longer comfortable at this weight. I'm getting to the point where I'm as uncomfortable as I was 50 pounds heavier. So... Here we go. Back to the basics. Tonight I'm picking up stuff for smoothies and mooshies and I'm in it for a 3 day jump start.

I would LOVE the large and XL scrubs. Just came out of 2XL and don't want to buy more when I know I'm still losing. I'll send you a PM

I agree. I went about 20 hours recently without eating. Had an early dinner around 4pm, went to bed early, got up late, was busy with stuff going on- errands appointments, skipped breakfast, wasn't hungry and suddenly around noon realized how long it had been since I last ate. At that point I did have something... it was time LOL.

Congratulations, that is incredible!! Keep up the good work.

Thanks everyone. Good to know : )

Huh... I don't know. I'll have to ask.

Yeah... OUCH!

I was wondering if any of you have tried to eat popcorn and how did it go? I don't recall my doctor specifically saying that I can't eat popcorn...

I'm sorry, but if you think you're going to fail you probably are.

I've read that you should divide your weight by 2 and that's how many ounces of water you should be drinking. So I'm 238 pounds so I should be drinking 119 ounces of water.

My cousin is having the same problem with Insanity... I think it's making her insane.

You guys are making me want a ball!!

I'm only down 39 pounds, but I already feel like I've lost weight. I can move more freely and my clothes are starting to hang on me (haven't bought anything new yet) so I can definitely feel it. But I'm kind of weird, I never thought of my weight as an issue. I never felt over weight. I'd see people who were my height and weight and be like "Wow, that's a big girl" and never thought I looked like that. So I guess that in my mind I've never been a big girl, even though I've been overweight since I was a baby. I think that so much of our weight issues are mental and by thinking that we're big we ARE big. Does that make any sense?