Hello. I'm sorry we all have to be here but I'm very happy to be here. I'm excited to meet good people and hopefully start feeling and looking better. I'll try to be brief: Most of my adult life I've been pretty fanatical about weight and fitness, but a very bad marriage led to an antidepressant that started weight gain and I just really took the ball and ran with it from there. Minus the running of course. I've spent longer than I can even say trying to get my act together. Right now I'm not working (by choice and circumstances) and you know how it is- the less you have to do the less you do. I don't have kids and I'm very healthy. I'm in a pretty "no excuse" situation.
After half-assing several feeble attempts at diet and exercise, and getting more and more depressed I decided to do the unthinkable. I ordered a scale. I had actually taken the weight off a few years ago. I went to Jenny Craig, and to give you an idea of how I feel about weighing myself, I told them not to tell me my weight. Just what I had gained or lost.
The fact that I put the weight back on, needless to say, was discouraging.
But I took stock and realized that the only way for me to really get serious about this is to get serious about it. And numbers don't lie. So I did it. I weighed myself. It was pretty much what I expected and I'm looking down the barrel of 40 pounds to lose. Hi!


AtCapacity! Yep, every time I decide to ignore the scale, I put weight back on. It may not be my favorite tool but it makes me take an honest look at what I'm really doing, so it serves a purpose.
If you get serious again about your healthy eating and fitness, that 40 lbs will be off you in a few short months! Good luck!