... I just recorded a 5 pound gain... Lets 'persevere' my friend 👍🏾🌞
15 Jun 20 by member: adefwebserver
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👍🏾👍🏾 adefwebserver, wow! Sounds like a plan. Let's do this.
15 Jun 20 by member: chesgreen
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we all have set backs and triumphs along this journey, it sounds like you have a healthy perspective on things, I hate logging my weight gains too but for me it helps me hit the reset button and start again tomorrow, I wish you success and health in your journey, keep up the good work.
15 Jun 20 by member: seashelli
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I'm rooting for you, Ches! 👍
15 Jun 20 by member: lonniehuffman
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Thanks seashelli and lonniehuffman.
15 Jun 20 by member: chesgreen
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Been a while since I was on and remember you from before. I can’t tell you how inspiring it is to see you committed to your health journey. No matter if we get sidetracked or not, just getting back in the game is most important ❤️
15 Jun 20 by member: rckc2000
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Just being present and posting here can really help to stay on track. This is a tough time for all of us and you are doing better than most and much better than me!
15 Jun 20 by member: Fritzy 22
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Come on CG! You know you can! I know you can! I’m guessing you got a great woman and she’s a great cook and you just can’t say no cause it would hurt her feelings right? 😜
15 Jun 20 by member: 66Pack
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I understand how you feel but you checked in, owned it, and its time to move on! You got this -this is just a blip.
15 Jun 20 by member: mbd121
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You got it, move forward.
15 Jun 20 by member: Katsolo
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Oh I've been there! 😊 Hang tight! I'm glad you are here! I love reading your updates. Sounds like you've got a lot to keep you moving in the next little while! I often have really long walks... Like 8 to 10 miles. When I couldn't fit them in, I sometimes didn't go. I've been trying to train my brain that a three miler is far and away better than not going at all! Have a great week!!!
15 Jun 20 by member: melissatwa
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I have been there. Seems like I'm there a lot lately. 😉 back at it!
15 Jun 20 by member: davidsprincess
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15 Jun 20 by member: tahoebrun
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I had a gain that put me farther from that elusive "1" and it took me time to recover it. I ended up "rage walking" because my husband dropped 10 lbs while I was doodling back and forth with the same 5. It IS terribly frustrating, but you are owning it and that's the first step in recovering lost ground. We're with you!!
15 Jun 20 by member: ASaucyGal
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the light is at the end of the tunnel and you are almost there !!! Hang in there !!!
15 Jun 20 by member: DO N OK
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"Own it, don't bemoan it!" - just like you always do. That's why you'll succeed longterm! #RightMindSet
15 Jun 20 by member: sk.17
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you will be Ches, but I am in that same boat with you - we can all row together. back in no time.
15 Jun 20 by member: br_e_co
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I do the same thing, Ches. If my gain is too embarrassing to post, I wait a few days until the difference is a little less shocking. The important thing is that you will post again, and you haven’t given up. Way to go! Cheering for you!
15 Jun 20 by member: everoptimist
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Don't be embarrassed Ches. We all have our ups and downs. You owned it, now let it motivate you to be consistent about eating up to your calorie goal... You got this!!!
15 Jun 20 by member: John10251
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Face whats happening, feel how you feel, feel how you want to feel and get on to tryna get to a process that works. It is definitely a process and we just have to keep tweaking until we find a sustainable process that moves the needle.
15 Jun 20 by member: SharonEsq
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