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Saturday, May 31, 2008

Tonight I was at a graduation party with a bunch of girls I went to high school with. It was the first time I'd seen many of them since graduation - when they were all stick thin. At graduation, I weighed 155 - I know right? At 5'2" that's no good, and I definitely wasn't thin.

buuuuuuuuut, they all did the typical binge drinking deal during their freshman year, and I kept away from the alcohol. It was nice to be at the party and see them all a little chubbier and know that I was a little skinnier.

Maybe there is some justice in this world emoticon

  
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KSTYLEFITNESS 6/1/2008 11:53AM

    I was the thin girl in high school and college. Yeah, so now what happened? I'd be the fat girl and people wondering what happened to me. I'll be back there soon!

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LILLIAN364 6/1/2008 7:21AM

    I was always the fat girl in school. I'm also 5'2". I weighed no more than 135 during my high school days. Most of them I weighed much less, but the other girls were stick thin. I'm still the same size. It would be funny to know if those girls that mocked me are still pencil thin. I doubt it.

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NANQ75 6/1/2008 1:19AM

    WOOOHOOO!!!! Way to go you DONE girl you!! Those are the things that keep us motivated!! Rock on!

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I feel great

Saturday, May 31, 2008

Today was good :) I indulged a little bit in foods that I probably shouldn't have (sweetened trail mix, an iced latte, and a serving of lasagna), but I'm proud to say that I didn't go overboard with any of those foods! I ate healthy veggies at a cookout instead of burgers and hotdogs and cake. I went to karate this morning even though I really didn't want to get out of bed.

AND I JUST RAN 2.5 MILES ON THE TREADMILL! I mean, the other night I was struggling to get through a whole mile - and tonight I did half an hour of straight running and half an hour of fast-paced, incline walking. I burned about 600 calories with that and who knows how much with karate! I didn't count calories today, and I'm actually pretty glad I didn't. I didn't need to know today, because I ate good servings, enough to be full, and it was just overall a great day.

I need to remember, though, next time I get on the treadmill, that I need to wear my other shoes. The ones I used tonight definitely aren't cutting it - I could feel the pain in my knees every time my foot hit the tread, but I didn't want to run up and change the shoes because I didn't want to stop.

I still need to do some strength training tonight..and I REALLY don't want to. Blahhhhhh. I'll do it though..haha eventually. No really. and I need to catch up on my water intake!

  
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SWTPRPGRL32 5/31/2008 11:32PM

    Yay!!! You are doing so good! emoticon

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To freak out, or not to freak out?

Friday, May 30, 2008

Hrm. I'm really starting to hate feeling "full" and enjoy feeling hungry. I feel full right now - and after my epic binge last night, I want to react the same way I did then, too. I know what I ate was relatively healthy. I had two veggie cheeseburgers on potato rolls. Granted, I could've done without the mayo and cheese, but overall, it was not an "unhealthy" meal.

If I'm going to guess very high numbers, I'd say my meal was about 800 calories worth of food. That freaks me out right now, honestly.

BUT- before I freak out and do anything drastic..let's look at this in real life.

Breakfast - none, slept in.
Lunch - 3 California sushi rolls, broccoli and cheese (300 total)
Snack - 1/2 a chicken salad sandwich (no proper way to chart, but we'll say 200 calories)
Snack - Several servings (not sure how many..this was a mini-binge) of Quakers rice cakes. Estimate - 300 calories
Dinner - two veggie burgers on potato roll with mayo and cheese- 800 calories

This is definitely above what I had intended for today (1200)..and it's above by about 400 calories. But I did cardio today, and I know that my body needs more calories because of all the extra work I've been doing. I could freak out right now and go throw everything up (unfortunately, that was my reaction last night) but now I know that I just can't eat anything else today, and I'll deal with that.

I may do another hour or so of cardio later, once my stomach settles, but we'll see.

  
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ANGELICASONGS 5/30/2008 10:14PM

    I wouldn't stress out too much. Sparkpeople has me set at a minimum of 1200 calories and up to 1600 something to lose weight. I think as long as you don't do this everyday you'll be okay. Plus a good hour of cardio can burn 250-400 calories and that's equal to about what you overate. Sounds like you're working on your diet and you should be proud of that. So don't worry too much. I'm sure everything will work out~

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"I" statements

Friday, May 30, 2008

I'm reading and going through the "Mind over body" plan to defeat the pattern of emotional eating in my life, and I started with Coach Dean's article about using "I" speech. He suggested we write down problems with our weigh loss journey and then change them to statements that are self-responsible - because ultimately, only I am responsible for my weight. So here goes:

Losing weight is hard for me because:

- My family hardly ever buys fresh, healthy foods

- The dining hall at school doesn't offer much healthy food

- My school work and social interactions often keep me from the gym

- My emotions get the best of me a lot of the time

- Fast food is so convenient

- There's ALWAYS food at parties, barbeque's, etc. So much social interaction revolves around food

Okay, let's redo some of these:

- I choose not to go grocery shopping with my family and I don't make suggestions as to healthy meals.

- I take the easy way out at school - instead of looking for the healthy options, I just go for the easy, quick, and greasy lines. I get bored of the monotony of salads, but don't try to change it up often.

- I make school a priority - as I should, but if I spent less time on facebook, I would have more time to get to the gym.

- I allow myself to become overly emotional and I turn to food in those situations

- I often settle for conveniences, such as speed and ease, rather than quality. I need to re-evaluate my priorities in these tempting situations.

- I attend a lot of social events where food is present, and should learn how to control myself in such situations.

Okay, so that's a basic, starting list. Hopefully I'll be able to learn how to do this regularly!

  
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HAPPYROO 5/30/2008 5:21PM

    Hey - LOVE your post! This is something ive been trying to do aswell at the moment, i read a strange 'mind training' book (well i skimmed it - it was actually aimed at increasing work productivity) but there was a section about being proactive about things and basically instead of giving up because 'its not your fault' things are the way you are you have to turn it back on youself and take responsibility for what you can do. My biggest one at the moment is instead of telling myself i lose it at home because 'i cant control what we eat' i need to stop using that as an excuse to go mad and give up any semblance of normality!
way to go and good luck!

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I really set myself up for failure with this one..

Thursday, May 29, 2008

Wow. I should know better. I should have known better.

By 3:00pm, I had only eaten about 300 calories, but I had done 45 minutes on a treadmill, 45 minutes of strength training, and another 20 minutes of cardio. When I went to work at 3, I got a pack of rice cakes - thinking I'd eat one serving (60 calories). I ate 6 servings (360 calories) and was absolutely shocked with myself. I knew this would mess up my "points", so I planned not to eat for the rest of the night.

When I got home from work, my mom was coming in with groceries. I immediately shoveled handfulls of chips into my mouth, ate 2 cups or so of chicken salad, and had a huuuuge slice of chocolate bread. Basically, anything I could reach I ate. quickly.

I feel so terrible, and I know I should have known better. and now I want to go throw it all up. i haven't felt this way in years. really.

  
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ALIWOODS 5/30/2008 5:15AM

    So you felt 360 calories for the day after hard training would help your body achieve your goals?

Oh honey!

I think you know better, and I hope you see how you could have come through this day with a little more planning and a little less self starvation.

Add up the calories of everything you ate today then compare it with a day where you have had adequate meals breakfast lunch dinner and snacks.

Your body really needs proper nourishment if you are going to train it.

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I hope you have a better day tomorrow.

Ali xo

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