It's been over three years since I posted on this blog, and I wish I could say that I am miraculously skinny.  But I am not.  In fact, I am even more unskinny than I was three years ago!  In fact, when I stepped on the scale yesterday morning, the number that glared (yes, glared!) back at me was a higher number than I had ever seen when I stepped on a scale.  It was a sobering experience.
Now, the fact is that I had just gotten home from work yesterday morning when I stepped on the scale.  So that was just like weighing myself at the end of a normal day, after eating all day.  I reweighed myself when I woke up for work last night, and the number was almost five pounds less.  But even if that new and improved highest-weight-ever, I am about eight pounds heavier than I was when I started Weight Watchers almost two years ago.  I lost about 27 pounds on Weight Watchers that time, and how I have gained about 35 pounds.  Talk about a yo-yo...
Once again, I started counting WW Points yesterday.  When I calculated out the number of Points I am to aim for in a day, it was a nice, high number.  A perfectly reasonable number.  An easy number to stick to.  I ate well yesterday, and I had to add two evening snacks to get my Points in.  I should be able to do this.  I have to do this.
First of all, carrying this much weight around is a health issue.  I have been lucky that youth is basically on my side, but I am heading deeper and deeper into my thirties, and I won't be able to rely on that much longer.  Also, I think I would really like to try to get pregnant this year.  Do I want to start a pregnancy this overweight?  Do I want to risk all the problems that could go along with that?  Do I want to be a fat mom?  Do I want to be fat at all?  Finally, I would like to be more agile.  And I find myself having trouble with the stupidest things...
I don't want to be fat.  But I don't know if I have in me what it takes to get skinny.
My progress...

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Monday, January 05, 2009
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