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Originally Posted by Korrie44
Hi I'm Korrie, 44, Christian, Office Mgr.
Need to lose about 140 lbs. I can't believe I got this far into being obese before I decided its time for a real change! But it is what it is!
I'm starting off at 2000 cals and taking a morning walk. Im doing alot of self-reflection and journaling.
My weight has always been an issue, but I was ok with it until I got Covid. I think over the 2 wk period I gained just enough weight to push my body over the edge, plus I laid in my recliner for two weeks. Now I can't be up moving around for more than a few minutes without terrible back pain. Anyways...I'm over it!!!
I am my own competition!!!
Hi, Korrie
I am exactly where you are except I need to lose about 100 lbs. Believe it or not, I felt really good until recently. My knees are killing me. I noticed I have balance problems. Clothes on me look terrible. I know the reason why I am fat: I went through a terrible divorce and decided to thumb the world, reject it. I was tired of people telling me 'no', or you can't do this or that. I'm not one who causes trouble but just tired of the world. My biggest hurdle is to give up sweets. I never ate sweets daily before and only on special occasions. I am going to try to break that habit. I can't believe I don't have diabetes or high blood pressure. My doctor says it's because I am so active. I think I will feel a whole lot better if I lost this weight. Walking is a great way to lose weight. I lost 30 lbs in 6 weeks by walking 4 miles a day. (to get away from my abusive husband). It just melted off! I'm just so overweight now that I don't know if I could do 4 miles without resting. I hike 3 miles in forests, but I rest every so often. BTW, I am 67 years old! Constance