Well, I have done awful, if anything I think I've gained.
I thought for sure I could start losing weight in the winter so when spring came I'd feel better.
I thought mentally I had reached that point of this is it, but apparently I'm still the best at making excuses. When I go to sit up, my belly feels like I'm pregnant.
I am so frustrated. I don't have what it takes to count calories and to follow a diet plan. I need someone to treat me like a baby and say "here is your menu for today, eat this and nothing else".
I also am the worlds worst about finding time to work out. In the winter my excuse was "my son has asthma and I don't want him in the germ pool day care at the gym", then the excuse was "it's too cold and snowy outside, don't want to carry the kids across the parking lot in the winter, pack 'em up in all their gear etc". Now it's spring, warm weather, no sickness,....what is my excuse??
I'm lazy everyone.
Should I change my screen name?
My husband wants to take me on vacation in November....I want to lose weight....sorry to dump on everyone.
I just want to hear from the 80 pounders and see what progress you've made. I bought three fit magazines yesterday and hope to get re-inspired.
I'm fat.
5'6 weighing in at an all time high today of 219.
I didn't even weigh that much when I was pregnant!!!!!!!
Yes I'm ashamed. Please tell me it's not too late to make a plan.
Please???????


You can do it!
My mom used to do some of these exercises at home because she didn't want to leave either and they worked for her! Here's one: Lie on the floor on your back and raise your legs in the air. Make a cycling motion (as if you were riding a bike). Do it for as long as you can and record the time. Increase each week by 2-3 minutes. I definitely felt it the next morning. Another easy exercise to do is lunges. These are more strength-training than cardio but whatever - it's something. As you get into the groove of working out, you'll add more and do more. But first, get moving!!! Also, try workout videos and DVDs. I'm doing Tae-Bo now and it kicked my butt in 15 minutes. Sigh. 
) You need to find something that you can actually do without feeling like a failure. Walking is great, the gym is great. You don't have to do a lot at first. Just do SOME-- that's all it takes to get started. 12 minutes on an exercise bike. Start there.
(My co-worker's are in the know now since I have lost 40 pounds since October.
) I am doing well but I can always be doing better. 

