I'm on day 6 of my new healthy life, taking it day by day and feeling good!! xxx
Hi, I'm with you only maybe a little differently. I had weight loss surgery 3 years ago never got very small from 340lbs to 220lbs but then started drinking nightly martinis full of calories and I think I've put on 30lbs or better not completely sure as I'm afraid to weigh myself. I join this site because I saw your post on the Internet and decided I needed help. I've been drinking now for about 6 months straight and feel it's becoming a real problem as it's getting harder and harder to not make those drinks every night. I'm going to try again tomorrow not to make them and hope it works but I just feel out of control to the point where I can't sleep tonight. Thanks for listening...PB
I stopped drinking booze and coffee (until Sept 21st..Big E!) and it has been hard, but I feel healthier and I know its helping my weight loss.
Was hard yesterday.....there was a big ol' bottle of red just for me....I'm giving it away :)
Hi, I’d like to come here often as I am trying to lose the same 15 pounds for the last few years. After pruning my diet of sugar (chromium picolinate works wonders) I am still not losing and worse, my waistline is expanding. So I am at the final frontier. I’ve got to get my drinking habits under control. My drug of choice red wine. Due to my low carbing habots, I avoid cocktails and the other types of alchol.
So in the last two weeks, I have designated alcohol free days, MWF. I’ve been able to achieve them. Firstly, because of the promise that I can drink the next day. But also, I remind myself of all the bad that goes with too much drinking. Not only the weight gain, but the appearance; the fact that my clothes don’t fit and I don’t want to buy new clothes (not in this recession).
I hope that I can blog here and find support. My plan is to continue until January with these alcohol free days but to start greater limits in the New Year. I also need to contemplate what are acceptable limits on drinking. What’s interesting is that regarding smoking (something that I gave up more than three years ago), one cigarette, even once a month or once a year makes you a smoker, IMO anyway. But one drink, once a month or even once a week, doesn’t IMO, make you an alcoholic.
Anyway, first things first. I want to lose weight. Get rid of this burgeoning waistline. And create a lifestyle that I can live with.
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