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11-26-2008 01:03 AM |
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Originally Posted by Gma to 4
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Great posts on why it is so important to stay OP. I can see how easy it is to fall back into old habits now that I'm in maintenance, plus remember the struggles I had with the cheats during my journey to get this far. A trick that is working for me is to keep my final inches lost ribbon hanging on the side of the refrigerator so I see it each time open the door and from my kitchen table as I'm eating. It is a visible reminder of how far I've come.
Judy
Gma to 4
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What a great idea about placing that final inches ribbon near the fridge! The two I have are tied to my television stand because I didn't want to throw them away, but I wasn't quite sure what to do with them. They are getting a new home tomorrow!
Judy, I have to tell you that remembering some of your end struggles have really helped me lately. I LOVE a certain beverage from a certain coffee stand--I think you know the beverage and the coffee stand--and I have really had some serious cravings for it lately, especially when driving by, BUT I haven't once stopped because I think of you and smile and it helps me keep driving. Wish I could learn to like plain black coffee.
I have wondered, though, whether you could make an MRC friendly chai tea latte using unflavored whey protein, hot water and the chai tea bags that I think they sell at World Market. Any ideas?
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Originally Posted by Want2LiveLife
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Think about how far you've come!! It took a lot of hard work. Think of your body as an artist's canvas. Almost finished painted. Then you come along and start cutting into the canvas with scissors and taking away from the piece. You're ruining the beauty!! Don't do that! You can get back OP and get in control! You DO NOT want to be a fat girl!!! And trust that even if the scale isn't reflecting a change in your eating habits, it will creep up on you and be very hard to get back to where you want to be. You can do it!!! Be strong sisters!!!
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This is the kind of paragraph that you want to make a colored sign out of and hang it in the kitchen and maybe on the driver's side viser. Nicely put, and thanks for the swift kick in the tush. Over the summer I got a lot of inspiration from reading the health page on cnn.com. They have several short articles about success stories that always got my morning off to a great start.
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