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Posted: 3/17/2009 - WMZQ Tina-Week 1
Summary:
This week has been an interesting one for me. It was the first week of the challenge and I feel I made some positive attempts for success. I feel there are areas in which I need to grow. Such as, planning and preparing healthy foods to eat.

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This week has been an interesting one for me.  It was the first week of the challenge and I feel I made some positive attempts for success.  I feel there are areas in which I need to grow.  Such as, planning and preparing healthy foods to eat. I did not plan well or have food prepared for work.  So, I found myself eating out.  One lunch stands out for me this week in which I feel good about.  It was way past my typical lunch hour and I was ravenous.  I went to the very convenient Taco Bell/KFC establishment.  I thought, surely, they will have a grilled chicken salad, I was wrong.  The only grilled chicken they had was in a huge wrap.  So, I ordered it and opened up the wrap.  I ate the grilled chicken, lettuce and tomato inside the wrap.  It filled me up.  I tossed the wrap and felt good about the choice I made.  It took me a while to order.  I felt anxious because my mantra, Walk the Talk was resonating in my mind as I searched the menu for something healthy/wise choice.  Also, I was starving so I wanted to eat the whole menu.  What I learned from this experience is to plan and prepare meals for work.  Also, do not let five hours pass between eating.

 I faced some different challenges keeping my typical gym routine.  Instead of turning to food because I was angry or disappointed of not getting to the gym, I chose to do other forms of exercise.  Such as, walking or taking a hike at Great Falls.  I purchased a pedometer and I am determined to get 10,000 steps in. 

I went to a seminar this weekend which included yoga/meditation and spiritual life coaching.  The instructor talked about our beliefs.  My beliefs create my experiences, so I attract what I think/believe.  I thought for so long, every morning, every minute of the day, Im so fat, unworthy, fat, fat, fat.  This weight will never go away.  So, I stayed fat and the weight didnt go away.  Now, I tell myself, youre awesome, you can be healthy, this weight is coming off, it might take awhile and thats ok---it took awhile to get packed on, itll take a while to unpack it. She also talked about feelings and feeling.  It is so important for me to feel my feelings.  Instead of numbing myself with food, so I dont have to feel, let myself feel the feelings and the urge to purge will pass. 

 This has given me strength with each little triumph I make over food.  Such as, going to 711 and choosing a banana over a donut or a snickers bar.  My five year old daughter asked me once, Mommy, when are you going to blow down?  I wasnt ready then, but I am now.  Im blowing down now.  Its a good feeling being in control.  This is going to be a great week.  Im going to pray, plan, read and write in my journal.


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