Eeyores Butterfly
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- Joined
- May 23, 2008
Hi all!
I'm Jessi (Hi Jessi!) and I am trying to lose weight . My current weight is somewhere around 154, I will find out tomorrow at weigh in. I want to get down to 100. Now, I know what most people think when they see that- she's going to be anorexic! However, I am 4'10". That works out to a BMI of about 20 or 21. I have discussed this weight with my doctor and that is what I plan to aim for.
I admit part of it is psychological. I started college when I was 15 and quickly put on the freshman 15 (and the sophomore 15, and the junior 15 ). I used to weight about 98- that was where I was most comfortable at. I have never been comfortable since I hit the "triple digits" as I have always thought of it, and I think that has been a big influence on my thinking and therefore my weight.
I have been doing WW for several years now. I had the most success when I worked entertainment and was dancing in three parades and two shows a day. I didn't have to follow the plan that carefully and I still lost weight! Now that I have returned to MO, the weight has piled on at an alarming rate and enough is enough.
I am tired of yo-yoing, and tomorrow I am going to start following the plan again. This means counting points, journalling, exercising. The one problem I have is I have to have knee surgery on the 9th for Plica Band Syndrome. I have been experiencing problems since my last CP, and they got much worse after I started waitressing. I've been scared to do anything strenuous because I never know when my knee is going to give up on me. I do walk my two dogs as often as I can, and I am trying to walk to class more often.
I am a student earning my Master's in Special and Elementary Education, with an add on certification in middle school Language Arts. In two years I will pursue my gifted certification (you must teach for two years in my state first). My mother said to me that she wants tme to lose the weight by the time I get my master's, and I think that that is a good goal. I know that I am less than satisfied with pictures from my bachelor's because of my weight, I want my master's to be different!
Now, I am off to get a good night's sleep for once in my college career, and tomorrow will start the first day of a new me!
I'm Jessi (Hi Jessi!) and I am trying to lose weight . My current weight is somewhere around 154, I will find out tomorrow at weigh in. I want to get down to 100. Now, I know what most people think when they see that- she's going to be anorexic! However, I am 4'10". That works out to a BMI of about 20 or 21. I have discussed this weight with my doctor and that is what I plan to aim for.
I admit part of it is psychological. I started college when I was 15 and quickly put on the freshman 15 (and the sophomore 15, and the junior 15 ). I used to weight about 98- that was where I was most comfortable at. I have never been comfortable since I hit the "triple digits" as I have always thought of it, and I think that has been a big influence on my thinking and therefore my weight.
I have been doing WW for several years now. I had the most success when I worked entertainment and was dancing in three parades and two shows a day. I didn't have to follow the plan that carefully and I still lost weight! Now that I have returned to MO, the weight has piled on at an alarming rate and enough is enough.
I am tired of yo-yoing, and tomorrow I am going to start following the plan again. This means counting points, journalling, exercising. The one problem I have is I have to have knee surgery on the 9th for Plica Band Syndrome. I have been experiencing problems since my last CP, and they got much worse after I started waitressing. I've been scared to do anything strenuous because I never know when my knee is going to give up on me. I do walk my two dogs as often as I can, and I am trying to walk to class more often.
I am a student earning my Master's in Special and Elementary Education, with an add on certification in middle school Language Arts. In two years I will pursue my gifted certification (you must teach for two years in my state first). My mother said to me that she wants tme to lose the weight by the time I get my master's, and I think that that is a good goal. I know that I am less than satisfied with pictures from my bachelor's because of my weight, I want my master's to be different!
Now, I am off to get a good night's sleep for once in my college career, and tomorrow will start the first day of a new me!