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Old 3rd December, 2008   #1 (permalink)
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Diet: Maintaining, was on CD
Height: 5' 2"
Start Date: 18.08.08 (12.09.08 with CD)
Start Weight: 208lb
Current Weight: 124lb
Goal Weight: 126lb


BMI Information:
Start BMI: 38
Current BMI: 22.7
Goal BMI: 23


Statistics:
Total Weight Loss: 84lb
Weight to Lose: -2lb
% Lost 40.38%
Unhappy Self image

I started off my CD journey at a size 18-20. A few weeks later at a size 16 I felt on top of the world and was starting to get my confidence back. A few weeks on and I'm now in a size 14 but every time I look in the mirror I see an ugly lumpy person reflected back at me.

I had a think and I reckon that when I got to a 16 I compared myself to the way I looked when I started and felt good. Now I'm feeling a bit jaded with the diet so now when I look in the mirror I compare myself to the size 10 I think I ought to be instead of remembering how far I've come.

I find the food part of CD relatively easy so why is my brain being so dumb? Why is it so psychologically hard coming to terms with the way I look? I worry that now I am over the initial euphoria of "wow this diet really works!" I am going to beat myself up mentally no matter what I weigh.

Has anyone else felt this way and how did you deal with it?

Someone please help me snap out of it before I sabotage myself Thanks xx
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