melissatwa's Journal, 09 Jan 21

Weigh In record (no journal entry) for 09 January 2021
66.3 kg Lost so far: 20.3 kg.    Still to go: 0 kg.    Diet followed: Reasonably Well.

View Diet Calendar, 09 January 2021:
1885 kcal Fat: 71.47g | Prot: 131.40g | Carbs: 194.42g.   Breakfast: Prego Traditional Spaghetti Sauce, Ground Beef (95% Lean / 5% Fat, Crumbles, Cooked, Pan-Browned) , General Mills Kix Cereal, Great Value Half & Half. Lunch: Jolly Time 100% Organic Yellow Pop Corn, Vegetable Oil, Apples, Kirkland Signature Canned Chicken, Kraft Mayo Real Mayonnaise. Dinner: Best Yet Mixed Berries, 2% Fat Milk. more...
Losing 4.4 kg a Week

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You are back in blue. Well played. Well played. And I hope you have a great weekend 
09 Jan 21 by member: liv001
Thank you so much, liv! I can't tell you how glad I am to see that color. When I first started this journey on FS, I was absolutely terrified I would slip and drift back to the obese, miserable human I was fighting to change. I had lost before but never maintained. I'd always lose momentum or some challenge would be faced and I would give up. I am still nervous when that line changes color and the old habits feel like they are getting a grip on me, but with the help and support here, I keep going. Maybe that is weakness that I need you. Maybe I it is humility knowing I can't do this alone yet. Whatever, I am so grateful for the kindness and support of my friends here who don't give up on me and keep motivating me to push on. Thank you! Thank you to all of the people who have changed my life! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ 
09 Jan 21 by member: melissatwa
Wonderful work! I knew you would be back to blue soon! 💪🏻💗 
09 Jan 21 by member: davidsprincess
I watched an interesting video about weight maintenance and why it's a struggle for many people. I'm not sure what I think. It's hard to find that balance between not letting ups and downs get to you, and not letting things truly get out of hand. 
09 Jan 21 by member: LaughingChevre
Yay! 🎉⭐ 
09 Jan 21 by member: lonniehuffman
great drop and blue! 
09 Jan 21 by member: br_e_co
So awesome Melissa!!!! Your crushing it!!! 
09 Jan 21 by member: bearnoggin
Thank you so much for all of your support and believing in me, Princess! ❤️ LaughingChevre, in some ways I am surprised how off plan I can be, and before long and after some days of hard work the weight shifts back to around "goal." I told princess just this morning that I wonder if holding close to a particular weight for long enough makes it a body's comfortable set point. It is always work, but it doesn't seem quite as hard to maintain as it did a year ago for instance. Maybe I just have a bad memory! 😁  
09 Jan 21 by member: melissatwa
Thank you, Lonnie, br_e_co, 🐻, and Bill! It really feels good to be back on track and eating better. Feeling full and out of control isn't a very happy place, so why go there? I don't really know why I do... I'm working on doing better. 😁 ❤️  
09 Jan 21 by member: melissatwa
Eating produces feel good chemicals in your brain. So does exercise but eating is so much easier!! I think you guys are onto something with the set point.  
09 Jan 21 by member: bearnoggin
I agree with Bear, you are onto something. 
09 Jan 21 by member: LaughingChevre
Rock that Blue line!!! 
09 Jan 21 by member: John10251
I also see trends over time looking at the graph of my weight. For a while it will hover around a certain weight (up or down a bit), then go lower while still hovering, and I'd have to do something really crazy (eat a whole pizza and a big ice-cream and normal stuff the rest of the day) to make it go out of the new lower range. 
09 Jan 21 by member: LaughingChevre
Thats why I stagger cals over the week LC and it seems to be working so far! I think my hubby has to employ the same concept with sodium. If he goes low sodium every day his body doesn't want to release water. If he has one larger sodium meal in a week his body starts dropping the water. He still has to stay within an overall cap on his intake but tricking the body is key. The brain is so good at sending out signals to keep everything regulated. If you're low on something the brain tells the body to produce more and vice versa. So by keeping it guessing staggering cals and exercise is a great technique when you want to break through. That might be one reason fasting works for some.  
09 Jan 21 by member: bearnoggin
Ta daaa!!!💛 
09 Jan 21 by member: shirfleur 1
Awesome melissa 👍👍 
09 Jan 21 by member: sk.17
Bearnoggin. I’m chuckling. Unfortunately your body doesn’t get the human concept of playing games to trick it into releasing sodium, etc. Good try though.  
09 Jan 21 by member: Kenna Morton
@Kenna Joe Dispenza repaired 6 fractured vertebrae using only the power of his mind. The more I learn about quantum physics, the more I’m convinced we can do nearly anything leveraging the power of our brain. Not to say I’m there yet, but I’ve been using mindfulness/meditation to help suppress appetite along with affirmations to drop weight. And some of my best days on the scale have come after cheat days. Not sure why, but I’m learning that my body/mind is capable of astounding things that I don’t always understand. 
10 Jan 21 by member: Jershie
Thank you so much, John! Trying to follow you. 👣 Shir! We are on our way! Thank you sk!!!  
10 Jan 21 by member: melissatwa
🐻, LaughingChevre, and jershie, I don't know why or how, but it certainly is my experience that there are things that happen unexpectedly for me. Pretty often in this journey, I've been holding at a particular weight with not much scale movement, when I've ended up slurging and having a calorie surplus for a day or two. Weight jumps up, and when I rein it back in the scale suddenly drops lower than where it was before. Changing the game brings some wins at times. I'm a CICO believer for sure, but we don't always know what makes us burn more or less.  
10 Jan 21 by member: melissatwa

     
 

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