Flubberbuster
Member
Hello there,
So begins my journey, as I keep telling myself this isn't going to take willpower - this is choice power
Since leaving Uni (9 years ago :cry
I have over the years increased in size from 9.5st to a now huge 15.4st (214lb) - I'm 5ft 4" 
My wake up call has been a combination of events; I have for years floated at 13st, then in Nov 09 I broke my ankle & carrying around that amount of weight (as I couldn't weight bear) was such hard work and quite frankly embrassing :sigh:
I actually lost weight at first, but then as soon as I was able to get into a kitchen, I seriously started eating. I felt "excused" as everyone kept reassuring me that as soon as I could walk properly I would shift it.....2st later here I am. I started feeling HUGE and then the proof was in the pictures...a friends took some snaps and pasted them on facebook..OMG that was enough for me!!
I have explored various diets and none really worked for me - I am an all or nothing kinda lady, so I researched, asked around and decided Cambridge was the one for me!!
I met my CDC Thursday (18th Feb 2010) and talked through everything and she recommended to start off on step 2 for a week to get use to diet. This morning I started off with a choc mint shake (yum), drank a ton of water, had a butterscotch shake at lunch (not so yum), then this evening I had a portion of haddock with veg and a porridge (cinnamon and apple YUK).
I have felt super tired all day, slightly grumpy, and this afternoon I REALLY struggled to stay focus and not think about pringles (?!?!?)....now I am glad I have got through today...I really want to achieve the weight loss and so this is pushing me on!
I am terrified at how long this may take me, I could handle 3mths but then my summers are always full of social events that would make SS tough...so I want to shift as much as I can before June. I am slightly hindered with my rubbish ankle, it has been 3mths since I broke it and I am still not very mobile (can't walk to far) so I hope this improves along the way making life a tad easier!
Anyway I hope to keep documenting my loss in here and just vent as and when I need to....maybe along the way encourage others
So begins my journey, as I keep telling myself this isn't going to take willpower - this is choice power
Since leaving Uni (9 years ago :cry
My wake up call has been a combination of events; I have for years floated at 13st, then in Nov 09 I broke my ankle & carrying around that amount of weight (as I couldn't weight bear) was such hard work and quite frankly embrassing :sigh:
I actually lost weight at first, but then as soon as I was able to get into a kitchen, I seriously started eating. I felt "excused" as everyone kept reassuring me that as soon as I could walk properly I would shift it.....2st later here I am. I started feeling HUGE and then the proof was in the pictures...a friends took some snaps and pasted them on facebook..OMG that was enough for me!!
I have explored various diets and none really worked for me - I am an all or nothing kinda lady, so I researched, asked around and decided Cambridge was the one for me!!
I met my CDC Thursday (18th Feb 2010) and talked through everything and she recommended to start off on step 2 for a week to get use to diet. This morning I started off with a choc mint shake (yum), drank a ton of water, had a butterscotch shake at lunch (not so yum), then this evening I had a portion of haddock with veg and a porridge (cinnamon and apple YUK).
I have felt super tired all day, slightly grumpy, and this afternoon I REALLY struggled to stay focus and not think about pringles (?!?!?)....now I am glad I have got through today...I really want to achieve the weight loss and so this is pushing me on!
I am terrified at how long this may take me, I could handle 3mths but then my summers are always full of social events that would make SS tough...so I want to shift as much as I can before June. I am slightly hindered with my rubbish ankle, it has been 3mths since I broke it and I am still not very mobile (can't walk to far) so I hope this improves along the way making life a tad easier!
Anyway I hope to keep documenting my loss in here and just vent as and when I need to....maybe along the way encourage others