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Weight Watcher - Week Six

Starting Weight: 1*3


Current Weight: 1*9


Pounds Lost This Week: 1 lb


Total Lost: 5lbs

Best Moment: Seeing the scale go down!


Worst Moment: Learning that my beloved Baja Fish Taco is 9 points...AFTER I ate two!!


What I Miss: Not too much this week. I am learning not to make drastic changes all at once because it leads to binging and overeating. Instead, I allow myself an occasional treat!





Overview: This week has been really busy with a lot of "life." While Eric was out of town, I went to see Mom and Dad. Everything is just a little off, including my gym routnine. The good news is that I have been very dilligent about making better healthy eating decisions. It truly is a process that takes time and dedication. Quick fixes and crash diets bring temporary results. My goal is to change my habits for a lifetime.

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  1. Sabrina PateOctober 27, 2011 at 9:43 PM

    You can do it! I think the key is the small "do-able" changes. Changes that you can live with forever. You know? I am not going to live forever without chocolate! But I can live with dipping my salad in the dressing instead of pouring it over the salad... just an example. Good job girl!

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