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I have no metabalism as I say. I suffer iron deficiency but that is a lifetime problem since the age of 4. My Vitamin D is low even taking the vitamin D pills.
I try to walk as much as I can but my left leg bothers me so much. And I'm not as flexable as I wish I was.
I had a hardboied egg for breakfast And a 1/2 of peanut butter sandwich for a snack Then I couldn't find anything to eat for lunch so I said screw it and ate one of my husbands candy bars.
I'm not rich I can't afford all the right foods.
BB
Whether you think you can or think you can't, you're right.
-Henry Ford

Whether you think you can or think you can't, you're right.
-Henry Ford
winging it and hopeing for a miracle is a waste of time it isn;t gonna be there . this journey requires commitment to self that you will treat your body as if it were a special love of your life. that you want to be around for a long time..
Plan ahead and make the healthy food available to you . I accually spend less now than when I was obese ..I am not rich
Like the previous poster mentioned none of us are rich
we do what we can to get the proper nutrients in our bodies.
a candy bar will only compilcate the problem
I hope something in this post will help you get the aha moment
Hugs Judy:)
Remember the Gold is not in the prize it's in the Journey
life may not be the Party we expected but while we are here we may as well dance
Please don't struggle to be thin. FIGHT to be healthy and fit.
I'm not rich either. There have been times , even in this last year , that with familial problems we have gotten so low on money for the week that we have had to watch our consumption of the toilet paper.... no joke.
You are right. It was probably easier to grab that candy bar instead of fixing something. Especially if it was a "meal for one". Obviously you know that wasn't a great choice. But you owned up to it, so that's a step in the right direction. It's better than "closet eating" which I KNOW we have all done.
Let's be totally honest though. You knew those candy bars were there. They probably had been "calling" you since you woke up. So when the time came to find some lunch possibilities, your resolve finally buckled. You had that candy in mind , so you figured NOTHING was going to satisfy you unless and until you ate one. Searching through the cupboards and the fridge would have been fruitless because, deep down, you had already made up your mind that you were going to eat that candy.
NOW is the time to punish yourself for eating it. I'm not kidding here. Maybe it's time to take the hardline with your thought patterns.
Candy, cakes, pastries, donuts, huge plates of pasta, etc are NO LONGER a REWARD. They should be thought of as a sin against the GIFT that GOD gave you. So you need to do something truly GRUELING, something that may even make your muscles really ACHE for a couple of days to PAY YOUR BODY BACK for EACH time you sin like that. Really work up a sweat, and once you start sweating, KEEP GOING for a while longer. MAKE SURE you understand that you won't be allowing this reward system to continue.
Once you do this a few times, your brain will start to associate the bad stuff with hardship. Make yourself do it. Try it. It truly sucks , but it can make you start thinking about foods in a whole different light.
I think it's time for you to start saying "NO" to your inner child.
huggs
k
If hunger is not the problem, then eating is not the solution.---author anonymous
If you are going through Hell,keep going.-- Winston Churchill
'Your focus determines your reality.' -QGJ
'Try not. Only do.' --Y
We don't just commisserate with eachother, we KNOW exactly how and what it is. Literally , you can't bs a bs'er.
And I catch BB doing the EXACT same things that I know I've done. So this repentance thing? I personally DO that. And , yes, it DOES suck. But darnnit I should and do know better than to eat that crap and if I "sin" then I do a little more than a few Hail Marys. I HAVE to. Because I know, if I give myself an inch.... I'll take a mile.
huggs
k
If hunger is not the problem, then eating is not the solution.---author anonymous
If you are going through Hell,keep going.-- Winston Churchill
Hugs Judy:)
Remember the Gold is not in the prize it's in the Journey
life may not be the Party we expected but while we are here we may as well dance
huggs
k
If hunger is not the problem, then eating is not the solution.---author anonymous
If you are going through Hell,keep going.-- Winston Churchill
BB
Now that you are off the serequel, I'm hoping that your dr has tested you for diabetes. because that also was a high possibility with that particular medication by the looks of it.
Basically, what you are taking are brain altering drugs that depress certain brain functions making them work more "normally" (or what is taken for normal in this world, lol)
Like antidepressants, this slight, numbing down can make you less conscious or less CONCERNED about your food choices. It's alot like being tired all the time, just a little fuzzy around the edges, right?
Well, you need to exercise to get more blood flowing to your brain. It will definitely help to clear the cobwebs. Get out and try to walk some. I don't care if it's just to the end of the driveway, go do it. You will feel better after you get some fresh air.
Also. because of the meds you will tend to do what's easier, like grabbing that candy bar for lunch. Stop that. You are going to have to push through the drug induced laziness and get your life under some semblance of control. Don't use the meds as an excuse to be lazy about eating right. Those meds didn't make you eat that candy. YOU did that. They make it harder to WANT to fix a meal, maybe , but do it anyhow. Even if you only boil up 8 eggs and have egg salad on some chopped lettuce. That's EASY to fix.
If you don't start to take control, you're gonna die before you even begin to live.
huggs
k
If hunger is not the problem, then eating is not the solution.---author anonymous
If you are going through Hell,keep going.-- Winston Churchill
anyway . I took prednisone for years and It did contribute some of my weight gain but my choices made it worse .. since I cleaned up my intake of foods My asthma went away so you have nothing but good that can happen if you choose better food to eat than your usual...
Hugs Judy:)
Remember the Gold is not in the prize it's in the Journey
life may not be the Party we expected but while we are here we may as well dance
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