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dirtybluebird 11-03-2011 07:19 AM

Weight loss to stress less
 
Hi everyone,

I stumbled across this website a couple of months ago looking for dieting advice for type 1 diabetics for weight loss, and ended up spending a good couple of hours here on the forums lurking.

I've only just started exercising in earnest agan (more then a half an hour walk every odd day), and so was delighted when I found my way back here looking for information. It seems that there is so many lovely people, and reading all these posts makes me feel so happy for everyone (who I don't even know yet)

Anyway, I'n trying to loose a bit of weight to help me control the diabetes better, and to try and regain a bit of control over my whole life. I study full time with a pretty hard degree, and often find myself comfort eating or overeating as a reward for an achievement. Further, what I really want is to be more lean and muscular. I was pretty active a couple of years back, and want to go back to how I was then, both mentally and physically.

I look forward to spending may more hours on here :)
(and of course, many more hours jumping up and down sweating and cursing at the gym instructor or the DVD player)

All the best!

BuffJim 11-03-2011 08:21 AM

Hi welcome DBB,

I just joined here also. Hoping the interaction, support and accountability of the forum provide the push to see me through. My gym instructor two days a week is pretty brutal, but its a good feeling when those sessions are done.

NEMom 11-03-2011 09:07 AM

Welcome to the forum!

HikingChloe 11-03-2011 11:17 AM

Hello -

I am in school as well right now (although a class at a time while I work too). I do think a lot of more snacky habits kicked in with school - especially treats for achievement or snacking around stressful tests. Just can't do that anymore like I could when I was younger.

Welcome.

joltyness 11-03-2011 11:39 AM

Originally Posted by dirtybluebird:
I study full time with a pretty hard degree, and often find myself comfort eating or overeating as a reward for an achievement. Further, what I really want is to be more lean and muscular. I was pretty active a couple of years back, and want to go back to how I was then, both mentally and physically.

I gained a lot of weight in college for the same exact reasons. When you're on a film set for 14-16 hours a day, you don't have the energy to exercise afterwards, and there are all sorts of wonderful snacks at the craft service table to fatten you up while you work.

You seem like you're already on the right track, so keep it up!

kateleestar 11-03-2011 11:44 AM

Welcome! I love the name, its super cute!

dirtybluebird 11-04-2011 03:41 AM

Thankyou everyone for making me feel so welcome.
I'm off to explore now :)

(and thankyou kateleestar, that made me grin!)


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