Hi! - 3 Fat Chicks on a Diet Weight Loss Community

Iwillbethinagain · 03-31-2011, 07:41 PM

hello forum people!
this is my first time on this site BUT this is not my first time on a diet or on a support site. The last time i had a system like this to fall back on i lost 20 lbs and i kept it off for a while, until exam stress hit me like a ton of bricks --> holiday eating--> stress of moving --> i think i developed a binge eating disorder... and im sure more excuses of some kind. The end game here is that i have NOT weighed myself as of yet because i just dont want to know what i weigh. I know that its probably about 117-120, which doesnt sound like much but im only 5'2''. My goal is 105 lbs (which is what i reached july of 2010) and i felt great and i was in really good shape. I really just want to have a place to admit to being a loser and messing up my diet, and celebrating the times when i tough it thru and make it happen. I am extreeeemily supportive to all that need it and i happily provide all the guidance i can in this journey. I've been off and on little maintanence diets since i was 19 so i know how to do it and i know that i can lose weight fast, so i dont think it will take me long. BUT i just need a little love and support from people that are living the same journey. I know tons of people have used this site and have had ooddles of success, i hope i can find the same light.

Thanks for all the support that this site brings to people in this fight. Live lighter and live healthier people, this is happening!!

Ana Chambers · 03-31-2011, 08:07 PM

Start by being supportive of yourself! No more calling yourself a "loser", k? We're all only human and slip-ups are normal!

You can achieve anything you set your mind to - just don't give up!

Can't help noticing that your BMI is already normal for your height, but your GW of 100 would put you in the underweight catagory - more important than the number on the scale is your health!

LisaP916 · 03-31-2011, 08:27 PM

Ana is right... Your weight and BMI are actually in the normal range for your height. You may want to see a physician for professional input as to what is healthy for your body. Underweight is nearly as bad as overweight. Healthy is the key.