When my lovely big free laptop sort of died (the fan stopped working (it's probably not worth fixing), I switched over to my old desktop and had access to some old files I'd not seen in a while. The one I found most interesting was the weight/body shape file
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This bit is an important bit: Last depression is the first depression I've been in where I've actually lost weight. I continued to go to the Slimming World meetings even when I was having multiple suicidal thoughts every day. I went when I'd had a bad food week. I went when I'd only exercised once in a week. I went when I'd gained weight. All of that time, I felt responsible for the food I was putting in my mouth and the exercise I was or was not doing.
That's awesome. Best of luck for the future.
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I used to keep diaries as well about my weight, but that when I was fixated in an unhealthy way, rather than keeping it as a journey-measuring-thingy. Keeping a chart or graph can be a big motivator to see the big picture.
Given that you go to the slimming club even when you've had a shit week for whatever reason, indicates that you have a long term goal and CAN see the big picture. At the moment, you have a goal in mind, and that's to lose enough weight for the surgery. Once you've had the surgery, perhaps it's more about finding a new reason, or a new target?
For me, my weight loss goal is about the time I'll be starting on a new career path. Like you, I'll be looking for new reasons to stay eating healthy. I'm also hoping that turning 40 this year makes me realise the older I get, the more I have to start looking after my body so that it will look after me.
Thanks for sharing :)
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