Weight Loss
Moderators: duke3522, devilish_patsy, topanga1485, nycgirl, spoiled_candy, cmillington, coach_k



Had a rough week and still lost


Quote  |  Reply
I had a really tough week both at work and with my eating habits. I went over my calories 4 days in a row by a few hundred each day. but still less than my normal base metabolic rate. I knew I messed up. I knew when I was doing it. My breakfast and lunch were smooth sailing but when it came to dinner I lost it. I felt bad when I logged it in and wouldn't eat anymore that night even if it was only 5:30pm. when it was time for my weekly weigh in I dreaded it but forced myself on. and I actually lost 2 pounds. I couldn't believe it. It made me feel a little bit better but I still need to work on my control it's a daily battle at times others it's a breeze. I guess I just have to go along and do the best I can, scrape myself up off the table and do better the next meal. I know it will get easier as time passes and pounds disapear but right now it is hard all those years and habits are hard to break. Jokingly I wish I was a crack addict at times it might be easier you don't have to have crack to live but you still have to eat.
2 Replies (last)
Awesome!!! That happened to me too this past friday night I was totally having a sweet tooth, and when saturday came around I was terrified of what I would see on the scale, and I lost a little about a pound, and was just amazed. I thought maybe the scale was broken so I got on it again, and it said the same thing again!!! I think a splurge is needed every once in a while. My body was telling me something on friday. I knew cause Saturday I was feeling much better. Great job on the two lbs.
Ugh, this is the story of my life. I screw up every Friday, without fail. That's the night I hang with my friends. I weigh myself every Monday tough, so hopefully I lost my 1 pound for the week.
2 Replies (last)
Join Calorie Count - it's easy and free!
CREATE FREE ACCOUNT
Advertisement
Advertisement
New: Calorie Count Groups
Want to be a leader?
Start your own group!