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Going up – Feb. 13, 2010

Another week, another few pounds added on. My face is puffy. My knee is hurting worse than it did before the surgery. I hope I haven’t injured myself again. I refuse to have any further surgery. I will suffer as long as I am able.

Tomorrow is Valentines Day. My husband has been painting the “man-cave” and it’s getting prettier by the minute. I am so happy in my life. I love Fred bunches. But, I’m back in the mode of “I don’t deserve to be happy or loved by him because I’m too big.” It’s stupid to think like this. I know it is.

I promised I wouldn’t use this blog as a whine zone, but the process of losing weight is why I’m blogging. The process of internal growth is a long one. I intend to conquer the negativity. I am going to conquer the weirdness of my own self come hell or high water. I am determined.

Here are my reasons:

I want to be a healthy person.
I want to have energy to walk.
I want my knees to be painfree.
I want to be proud of myself and feel good in my own skin.
I want to avoid any further illnesses brought on by extra weight such as heart issues, diabetes issues, etc. So far, so good.
I want to honor my body for carrying me through this life so well. To think how it has bounced back after five surgeries in two years makes me feel quite grateful. I have to thank it by working with it and stop the internal fighting.
I want people who know me to be astonished at the accomplishment.I want to be astonished by it too!

So far, these are the goals, but parts seem elusive. I guess I need to “act as if” until it becomes a part of me.

0 Comments on “Going up – Feb. 13, 2010

  1. There was an interesting article in this week's "People" on Carnie Wilson. Certainly what the medical community knows now is that weight loss surgery isn't a magic pill. It was interesting in her case that after she lost her 150+ pounds following her RouxNY surgery she The weight is like a fever with the flu. It's only a symptom of the underlying sickness.

    I love you, and I choose to believe for both of us that we are being transformed day by day.

    Cheri

  2. Surgery is definitely not a magic pill. It is suppose to be a tool. So far, my tool has been slow to work. I have to admit though, I think it would have been more helpful had I not had to have the surgery in September. That threw me back big time. Now I'm trying to "dig out" as it were.

    This is very difficult.

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