I know I disappeared for a short
period. Things have been a little hectic
for me with everything going on…the holidays, holiday get-togethers, physical
therapy, the Weight Watchers new program reveal, etc. There is just so much to do. I am honestly excited about Beyond the
Scale. One of the things I am struggling
with is tracking honestly. I know if I
am not honest in my tracking that I am only cheating myself. My body shows my food journal accurately
whether I write it down accurately or not, wouldn’t it be better to KNOW what I
did or didn’t do when I look back? I
know I have done it before when I first started Weight Watchers too many months
ago to even want to admit to, so I know I can do it now. I’ve just gotten into some bad habits, which
HAVE TO STOP. After weighing myself last
Wednesday (I couldn’t weigh in on my normal Thursday and I only weigh on the
official scale if I can help it), I was at an all-time high weight. Last night, I headed to my meeting location
to meet my friend/accountability partner and saw some friends that were concerned
because I hadn’t been in for months. It
was a little difficult with the sprain/then surgery and all. I certainly didn’t want to go weigh in with
that big old boot on. I am down 2.2
pounds this week. I’m proud of that
since I was not OP every day, but was trying to focus on tracking consistently
and meal planning.
Here are other things I am
finding out about myself. I do much
better when I am prepared. I truly enjoy putting together meals for my
family and felt like I’d accomplished something when we weren’t scrambling to
figure out what we could have each night.
I had meals prepared, so we just had to decide what we wanted to
eat. Also, that there are simply things that
I will not compromise on, like the fact that I don’t want to choose a “fat free”
food because in order to make it fat free, they had to add something to
it. I am trying to focus on more real
foods and not just look at the SmartPoints.
It is not worth it for me to get to goal, just to make myself sick
because of all the things I couldn’t pronounce that I put in my body.
I talked to them at physical
therapy about how to set up my step goal.
This week it has been at 2,700 and I suspect it will increase significantly
next week, but I have been told to take it slow so I don’t hurt myself
again. I have been told to make sure
that I am elevating and icing my ankle as it is still swelling.
Goals for this week:
Continue to track accurately and
honestly.
Meal Prep/Plan.
Hit my step goal.
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