So, anyone who has been a dieter at some point in their life
knows that seeing a different number at the beginning of their weight is a huge
milestone. So, I set my first goal, 1 stone and 9 lbs. Not
only does this mean the number at the beginning has gone down by 2, but it was
also my ‘I never get fatter than’ weight before I had my back problems.
Unsurprisingly I suspect, I still find it hard to say what I actually weigh or weighed. Its probably easy to guess, but I'll continue to talk around it I'm afraid.
I think most people (other than those who eat to a massive
excess) seem to top out at a weight for them. Thinking about it, it’s likely to do
with metabolic base rate. How much you eat, your age, height and
weight and your level of exercise. I suppose this is the case for those
that eat to excess too, but that they just haven’t reached the weight yet that
they would max out at, eating what they do.
I was so excited when I reached my first goal, but also a
little disappointed. I was really proud of myself, but then didn’t know what to
set as my next goal. This is where the support of Jane Plan put me on the right
track again! They reminded me that every 7lbs should be a great achievement, in
fact each lb. So following my support call that week I set around 20 seperate goals. I
wrote a list of all the future milestones – dress sizes, weights, a new number
at the start of the weight and what I’m going to treat myself with for each.
For my first goal I treated myself to a hot stone massage. I
wanted to congratulate my body. It was AMAZING!!!
(the massage, not my body!) I hadn’t had anything like this in 7 years. I hadn’t
felt that I was worth it. Now I had, I wanted more.
Lbs lost: 24
Lbs to go: 96
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