Project Fat Ass

Struggles and Achievements with weight loss.

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  • Name: d8106red
  • City: hoffman estates
  • State: IL
  • Country: US

My Weight Loss

Height:
Start weight: 272.50lb
Current weight: 238.50lb
Goal weight: 200.00lb
Lost to date: 34.00lb
Remaining: 38.50lb

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Can you ever fully let go?

I was at a concert last night and before they started they were playing Tool. I instantly flooded with  memories of my ex-boyfriend because he use to love them. He is so far removed from my life and I thought all of those little tidbits had been removed from my memory. Not that I forgot them....but that I could hear a band or see someone drink lemonade and no think of him. Other than the music...I pretty much have trained myself to not think of him.  So it got me thinking about losing weight and binge eating. Like will I ever fully let it go? Will I years from now see pizza and want to overindulge even after all the weight is gone and if so how do you deal? Am I ever not going to want to binge when I'm upset? How do I train myself to have only one portion of pasta? It has been years since the ex and I broke up, but he has left scars on my heart and yes I'm functioning, but there are times like last night that I feel back to my former self. So how do we fully let go of all of our eating baggage because I let go of all of my ex-baggage, but it still lingers every now and then?

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Love yourself!

You will eventually let go but what helped me to let go was to start focusing on myself.  I would tell myself that I am okay and that I deserved better in my life because I really did deserve it!  I started loving myself for who I was and I that I needed to take care of myself, too.  I might sound like I'm full of it but let me tell you, it does work.  When you are thinking of overindulging, think about who you are really hurting and who will benefit out of doing this! Not you!  Not you!   And when you are working out, same thing, think about who is benefitting out of this and who is feeling better because you are doing this!  You! You! You!  

Forgive and Live! 

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Like alcoholics

We need to choose to follow our new way of life, not our old.  Memories don't get erased.  But we can choose to not dwell on them.  When they enter our conscious mind we can say "that was the old me" and replace the thought with one about the new you and how you behave/think/feel.




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