jayzoe

vcille · Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2008 7:00 pm Post subject:

Good for you for staying on track even though you don't want to!! So many times we live for the instant gratification instead of remembering the long term goal!! Hang in there- and yes God knows all and He has you in the palm of His hand!
vicki

Diana · Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2008 7:11 pm Post subject:

Yay, Jayzoe!!!

I agree that there are BIG correlations between alcoholism and food or any other kind of addiction. The only difference, really, is the manifestation. And, of course, it's perfectly ok to show up at work smelling like glazed donut, and said substance isn't usually linked to "altered states."

Mike and I will continue to pray for your family.

DogMa · Posted: Mon Jun 02, 2008 7:55 am Post subject:

But you can't give up food entirely. You can live your whole life without alcohol (you could live your whole life without food, too, but it'd be a very short life!).

Diana · Posted: Mon Jun 02, 2008 9:15 pm Post subject:

Oh, yeah, then there's that! lol Good point, Robin. Dayna (my sister) once had an epiphany while doing Atkins that binging on string cheese was still binging.

jayzoe · Trusted Member #40 Club Joined: 07 Nov 2007 Posts: 119

Ah yes, binging... that was pretty much my eating habits before now, I literally could NOT just eat a bite or just one chip or just one bowl of ice cream. I know that everyone says "don't deny yourself" but I really don't know if I can NOT deny myself some of that stuff... the only way I can possibly eat it safely is if I eat is somewhere other than home, like go to an ice cream store and eat it there or whatever...

I hate addiction

DogMa · Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 4:00 pm Post subject:

I still battle some binging problems on occasion. Some folks who've been here awhile might remember the big banana binge of several months ago, when I couldn't get enough of the darn things. Ate five bananas in one day. Then there was my peanut-butter-on-toast obsession that lasted a couple of weeks. Sigh.

jayzoe · Trusted Member #40 Club Joined: 07 Nov 2007 Posts: 119

grrrrrrr I also hate scale addiction, the scale hasn't moved in a few days and I'm getting all grouchy about it, even tho I KNOW that I've lost quite a bit in the past week with all the water/salt weight, etc... and it's a touchy time of month, blah blah blah...

I'm just an instant gratification kinda girl

so this whole waiting thing has me grumpy, it hasn't moved since Sunday (big deal, I know) ... move scale, move!

Diana · Posted: Thu Jun 05, 2008 5:08 pm Post subject:

LOL, Jayzoe!!! About a year and a half ago, I actually wrote a plateau song -- I know yours isn't a plateau, just building steam for a grand movement at some point perhaps, but I can so totally relate!! I wrote the song so I would be prepared for when it happened. (Never has, by the way -- all my plateaus are self-inflicted.) I can't remember the song now, nor even the tune I used. . . .I'll have to dig it out. . .

Hang in there. The journey's not easy, but it is simple. In the meantime, may I suggest a little James Taylor?

"No one can tell me that I'm doing wrong today. . ."

jayzoe · Trusted Member #40 Club Joined: 07 Nov 2007 Posts: 119

It moved! See, all you have to do is yell at your scale and scare it a little

Like I said, I have family coming in four weeks, I realllllllly want to greet them at the door from the 140s!!!! we'll see!

jayzoe · Trusted Member #40 Club Joined: 07 Nov 2007 Posts: 119

Bit of a hiccup this weekend (that's my new terminology for anything off plan cuz hiccups are a natural thing that happen occasionally but they always GO AWAY!

) but have been on track ever since.

Just got done with a great workout video where we did that thing where you're on your back with your knees up and you lift up your bottom? pelvic tilts maybe? anywho, it was awesome, I could actually feel each and every muscle through out my abs and backside! yippy!

no scale movement and I'm okay with that right now, it'll come!

centuryclub · Regular Member #20 Club Joined: 06 Jun 2008 Posts: 56

hey, thanks so much for your cooking tips. i think theyll definately be useful

good luck with losing and thanks so much!

jayzoe · Trusted Member #40 Club Joined: 07 Nov 2007 Posts: 119

must pat myself on the back tonight, we were singing the national anthem at a baseball game tonight... I came prepared, knowing how insanely good all that food would smell!

I ate a nice sized lean and green before I left and drank bunches of water, then after we sang, I got a diet dr. pepper and just walked around looking at all the food... funnel cakes! popcorn! peanuts! pizza! ice cream! various other junk food!

and I did NOT buy any of it!!!!! yay me!

still workin insanely hard on getting down to the 140s before the Fourth of July... one pound till forty pounds lost! five pounds until I'm no longer considered "overweight" by BMI!!! fourteen pounds until goal!!!!!!!!

Mike · Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2008 11:06 pm Post subject:

You are just sailing along. Keep up the great work.

DogMa · Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 7:43 am Post subject:

Good job at the game!! I know it's tough, but being prepared like that is SO helpful.

Sojourner · Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 7:29 pm Post subject:

Way to rock it, Jayzoe!!