LorLie2014's Journal, 05 August 2017

Here goes to trying again.
207.0 lb Lost so far: 0 lb.    Still to go: 57.0 lb.    Diet followed N/A.

Diet Calendar Entry for 05 August 2017:
2347 kcal Fat: 199.27g | Prot: 111.99g | Carb: 25.25g.   Breakfast: White Chocolate Butter Pecan Fat Bombs, Bullet proof coffee butter, coconut oil, cocoa, vanilla. Lunch: Denny's Sliced Tomatoes (3 Slices), Bacon Onion Cheddar Soul Bread, Duke's Mayonnaise, Bacon (Cured, Broiled, Pan-Fried or Roasted, Cooked), Great Value Romaine Lettuce. Dinner: Kraft Finely Shredded Mild Cheddar Cheese, Cooked Red Peppers, Great Value Romaine Lettuce, Beef T-Bone Steak (Trimmed to 1/4" Fat). Snacks/Other: EGG FAST VANILLA FROZEN CUSTARD, Isopure Banana cookie with walnuts, White Chocolate Butter Pecan Fat Bombs, Isopure Banana cookie with walnuts. more...

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We keep on trying don't we? we all have been there. Let's do it again and this time it will be different, we will succeed and not gain it back. 
05 Aug 17 by member: diehard3
Slipping backwards is normal...trying not to go all the way back to the beginning is a goal. Knowing it is harder to re-lose those regained pounds is a fact of life. Life is too short to beat yourself up for what mother nature does to you. Unrealistic expectations for ourselves is to blame for a lot of heartbreak. If you did it once, you can do it again (and again and again). You are not alone...we are all on the same path and falling and picking ourselves up the same. Never give up. The light at the end of the tunnel does not have to be a paramedic with a flashlight. 
05 Aug 17 by member: Charades Ashanti
My 36-day weight-loss track (recording my weight every day) looks like a "scalloped window valance," with a gradual declining trend. It's encouraging and seems like reasonable progress. My doctor is amused at and surprised by the thoroughness of my daily record-keeping: food, "macros," blood sugar and blood pressure readings, amount of medication taken, exercise, changes in medication regimen. It works for me, helping keep me focused on the task at hand: getting healthy! 
05 Aug 17 by member: Miraculum
Miraculum - Keeping track works for me too - it's not for everyone but I feel a bit more in control 
05 Aug 17 by member: perks54
Miraculum, wouldn't your doctor expect you to be so thorough were you fighting cancer or going through fertility treatments? This is certainly no less important. Personally, I find record keeping very freeing.  
06 Aug 17 by member: T8U9
Record keeping is essential for me too, as my progress on the scales is so slow 
06 Aug 17 by member: poppycom

     
 

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