Kira S.
New member
Hi everyone, I’m new to this site (and forums in general) and thought I’d give it a whirl. I’ve always had trouble losing weight and I know a big part of that is because I don’t usually have a support network (and I like to eat…. A lot). I’m 5’1” and currently weigh 190 lbs. I’ve lost about 15 lbs since December, but I lost motivation over the last month. I’d always been in decent shape until I had my two daughters (3 and 1). I consistently weighed between 120 and 130 lbs before my pregnancies, and while this may seem kind of heavy for someone as short as me, I can honestly say it was all muscle. I have a muscular/stocky build and have no problems building muscle. Since my daughters were born though I’ve had trouble with stubborn fat sticking around. I was in denial about my weight and didn’t see myself as fat. I hit 205 lbs when I finally looked at myself in the mirror and realized something needed to change. Granted, 200 lbs isn’t even that big, but to me I was huge. I decided enough was enough and that I was going to lose the weight! My husband decided that he was going to lose weight as well, so we had this internal support system. It lasted about 3 months and then we both lost motivation. We decided again that we were going to go for it once more. We’re hitting the gym and trying to eat better, but I don’t feel like this is enough support for me. I have trouble with yo-yo eating. I won’t eat anything for breakfast and then eat super unhealthy for lunch. I know this is bad and it isn’t helping me with my goals at all. I’d like to get back down to 130, but I have a long way to go. I’m hoping this will help me stay accountable for my eating and work out habits.
Also, I have a sedentary job that requires no movement on my part, just typing. I try to get up and move at least once an hour. Nothing major, just walk the halls, but it’s not always easy.
Also, I have a sedentary job that requires no movement on my part, just typing. I try to get up and move at least once an hour. Nothing major, just walk the halls, but it’s not always easy.
