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Motivation Letting others interfere with your goals and/or self esteem. Aug 05 2011
03:47 (UTC)
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Its hard bc of the way people are portrayed and how people assume things. Like for examples models are "skinny" and are always shown "skinny" so people around you are going to assume that you just want to be "skinny" instead of healthy and fit. Bc its not something that we see often however I think it should be shown and pointed out more. And congrats on losing and becoming healthy and fit!! Just smile to others and tell them " hey i'm happy to be healthy and fit" 

New Members Been a Member of CC since 2010 but am ready to actually become a real member and start living a healthy life Aug 05 2011
03:42 (UTC)
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Well welcome back to CC. I hope you find stuff on here that is helpful to your weight loss journey while you are overseas. My husband just got back from sandland, and naturally people lose weight out there because of the heat, overworking and separation issues. Its when they come back where they gain it all bc there are no luxuries out there as there is in the  US. Or wherever. Good luck on losing weight and getting healthy the right way!

The Lounge Hard Aug 05 2011
03:18 (UTC)
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true true everyone I'll use a bit of everyones advice and continue to pray for a healthier family. OAN he went rock climbing with me yesterday and tomorrow he says he want to go to the gym on base with me :-D

Weight Loss TruVia CARBS!? Aug 04 2011
04:01 (UTC)
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try purevia it dissolves faster just different brand name is all.  sorry I couldnt contribute to the question. :-/

The Lounge Hard Aug 04 2011
03:36 (UTC)
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lol  thanks for your TWO CENTS.

The Lounge Hard Aug 04 2011
03:03 (UTC)
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Lol. My self image/esteem about my self is very good. And no I don't see it solely as a support thing although hey that would be good but I lost all this through during a deployment and by myself so no I don't need him to help me if that was one of the questions. However his buying junk food doesnt make things easier. But who care he's just my SO and according to some statements I should just not worry about his health? Every male in his family has died young. I am sincerely concerned about his future  health. I am sorry I truly think there shouldn't be an excuse to be a statistic unless there is medical conditions causing it and in this case there isn't .And yes puertorican style rice and pork isnt always good for you ;-) However I do have portion control. 

The Lounge Hard Aug 03 2011
20:01 (UTC)
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Original Post by kathygator:

Original Post by pinupdoll:

 Now i don't always eat healthy their are some nights I want to eat my arroz con gandules y pernil. 

Leaving aside the fact that this sounds delicious, maybe it's better for you to revise your expectations a little? Make smaller, simpler changes that don't make either of you angry?

It's very difficult to sell a hard line position if you, yourself, cross the line. 

 

 

 

we are talking about one meal out of like a month if that lol. and I was pointing that out to show I was accommodating to what he prefers (unhealthy meals) 

 

The Lounge Hard Aug 03 2011
19:52 (UTC)
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no I don't and no i am not the only shopper. If I do go shopping with him its bashing towards me  why are you getting this lets get this and you know what it may seem that its me and my frustration and anger but it isn't . I know its a waste of time for me to bash towards him and his habits, I don't do that. I only am venting here. I am not trying to be his mother just give my input to him. I'll say I don't like that (something unhealthy) and attempt to get the healthy alt and its a child reaction on his part. So in the end I am not trying to be his mother or "change" HIM bc I let him get what he wants and I'll get what i want cook and consume. Now i don't always eat healthy their are some nights I want to eat my arroz con gandules y pernil. 

The Lounge Hard Aug 03 2011
19:27 (UTC)
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True I didn't but I guess I should have assumed that everyone thought I was just a you know what to my husband which isn't the case. Yes the deployment transitions could contribute to it but its been about the same before it too. I was just wondering if there was anyone else out there who would like to see their SO be healthy along with you. In a close family I don't see lifestyle changes just for one person I see it as everyone changing. Not just to  "look better" I'm not even doing that for me, But for health reasons. To teach our kids better eating habits. To prevent the most preventable epidemic in the US. Idk , add more years to our lives instead of subtract. All I wanted to know was if anyone out there cared about have their SO working out or supporting good habits or vice versa. Next post will be detailed ;-)

The Lounge Hard Aug 03 2011
19:09 (UTC)
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I am only ragging on here to vent. And I do ask and tell him calmly and I have actually have ended conversations he has when it comes to his whining. This whole post was to vent and see if I was the only one having issues when it comes to trying to talk SO others into getting into good lifestyle changes. Is all. But I guess it was a sensitive issue to others? lol

The Lounge Hard Aug 03 2011
18:55 (UTC)
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Original Post by kathygator:

Yeah, the Army will enforce their PT requirements - just stop buying any junk. In the Navy they used to write guys up for failing PT, so my man stayed pretty fit. Dunno how it goes in the Army, but I bet they have something similar.

Yea they kind of do. They will give them dual PT. But I think working out is would be amazing if it accompanied better eating habits. Also my husbands unit is so unorganized. Eventually the army will chapter out people who are failing PT Tests and can't get their act together after several attempts. Its how my BIL got chaptered out after failing PT tests in AIT. And @pgeorgian if I am cooking the food and its amazing and my husbands going to complain about it bc its a healthier version ,then I think he and any other person can get over me ragging on his horrible eating habits. 

The Lounge Hard Aug 03 2011
18:25 (UTC)
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Original Post by amethystgirl:

Original Post by stargazer1:

You can't expect to change him.  HE has to WANT to change.  It sounds to me like he's not ready for that.  Next time he whines to you about it, just tell him... when you are ready to make the change, I will be there to help you. Until then this is going to keep happening.

Agreed. pinupdoll, whatever it is that you've been doing (whether leading by example or nudging him to take his vitamins and join you for a workout) isn't working. That's not your fault, but you can't keep doing it and expect things to change.

When I started trying to lose weight, I wanted my husband (then boyfriend) to approve all my food choices. He made it very clear that if I was doing this, it was on me to do it - he wasn't going to tell me I couldn't have dessert or a snack, he wasn't going to nag me to work out.

It got me going in a way that I never would have if he had agreed to make the hard decisions for me.

I agree. I guess I am the one who appreciates the kick in butt to get in High gear, and my husband is the same, typically. Maybe its the deployment he just came home from that makes him want to be more laid back but I see that continuing in habits like this can only progress into far worse situations. We have two young girls and I don't want one of the most preventable issues to take over.Its so sad that obesity is the most preventable issue in the US and yet people do nothing sometimes. Thats just giving in and I love him enough to worry now about his health not just for him but our family. 

The Lounge Hard Aug 03 2011
18:12 (UTC)
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No I don't think he has enough, after all I am the one married to him. He is the one who comes to me complaining about his weight and does nothing. I don't insult him I ask him for changes politely. Like switching to whole grains. He hates it and whines about it. He drinks soda I ask him if he can try cutting it back so he can do better in a PT test. Or meet req. tape. He whines and complains about changes and doesnt do it. Then when it comes to test time and he fails I hear the crappy end of it. And of course I dont say hey I told you so but I listen to him. And yes here I am ranting about it, bc I am about to tell him to stfu when it comes to his whining , when anything I say is out the other ear. Or maybe I should say " Hey its ok baby heres a doctor pepper and I already got the Call of Duty turned on for you. Better Luck next time at that MANDATORY FITNESS TEST. "!

The Lounge Hard Aug 03 2011
17:37 (UTC)
40

 he has said far more to me about my weight when I got out of the hospitalized for asthma and was on steroids. So he'll be ok with me worry about his health and not insulting him. lmao.

The Lounge Hard Aug 03 2011
17:35 (UTC)
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I do accept him as he is. Its just he isn't passing PT tests sometimes, and the army requires him to be 184 lbs and I have been leading as an example the whole time we have been married so far, lol

The Lounge Hard Aug 03 2011
16:01 (UTC)
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Sorry to disappoint everyone. I am actually new this part of the forums. I'll make sure I come in every so often to liven things up, besides this post,lol. Yea I do need for him to work out with me lol. Not to sound mean but he's fat. Well according to cc and other calculators he would be "Class 1 obese" and yes he is active duty army lol. ( I know makes no sense.) He is 218 5'11. He has no medical concerns what so ever. But I would like him to be healthier fat % wise. 

Weight Loss WANTED!!! Mini-goal partners to post about progress/successful tips! Jun 22 2011
14:45 (UTC)
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I'll so do this. I had lost a bunch of weight two years ago and then gained some back along with being hospitalized and on steroids :-(  I've been diet and exercising again for a couple months lost about 22lbs and then gained three when family visited for two weeks. Trying to get back into it but its hard now that school is out and the hubby is still deployed.

 

ABOUT ME:

Julie

23

F

5'4

 

SW: 170

CW:151

GW:130

 

I typically worked out 5x a week cardio and weight train. And good whole foods. 

Weight Loss I'm getting cow hips Jun 09 2011
16:27 (UTC)
5

Have you had any kids or pregnancies? If you have then that could be a reason as to why your hips are a bit bigger. They get wider to prepare for childbirth. Also it could be because your body fat percentage needs to drop more to show weight loss in that area too. GL!

Weight Loss Needing some advice May 31 2011
03:39 (UTC)
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You have done an amazing job so far! Congrats! However your calories are low, and yes i know you know this...But having a low calorie intake can and is probably what is hindering your weight loss goal. Increase it, its probably bc you are lacking certain nutrients to help aid your weight loss. Also cardio alone doesnt  always work try incorporating some total body strength training. Muscle burns fat! Good luck!

Weight Loss Muscle Loss or Weight loss? May 30 2011
03:24 (UTC)
1

thanks guys, I have a feeling it isnt water weight im loosing bc Im pass that point of water weight and my sodium intake is low

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