The
short story….earlier this month, I had a tumor removed. I wasn’t the least bit
nervous leading up to the surgery. Not even the day I had surgery. Truthfully,
my biggest thought was “I hope I am ok to go back to work the next day” (which
I was). However, that’s all I thought about afterwards…wondering if they got it
all…wondering if I would need further treatment…dreading going through this
alone with only my husband’s support (which I am so grateful for!). Not to
worry! They got it all! No further surgery or treatments required! WOOHOO!
During
these last few weeks, I was also taking a prescription which had the side
effect of weight gain. Grrrrr. I gained 4 pounds. It’s all good! The medication
is completed and I can go back to staying focussed on losing the weight I
desperately need to lose!
If you
recall, my original 90 Day Challenge was to lose 35 pounds. I was on the right
track. At the beginning of the month, I was down 27!!! Now, with the gain, I am
still down 23! AWESOME!!! With six days left of the Challenge, I won’t be
losing the 12 pounds that I would need to lose in order to meet my goal of being
down 35. Therefore, I am going to stop my 90 Day Challenge and start a new one
on Monday.
This is
NOT defeat. I do NOT feel like I failed. I feel so proud of myself for losing
the 23 that I lost!!
For my
next 90 Day Challenge, I will be working out again often. My niece (who is my
transformation inspiration) will be helping me. I am so lucky! She is going to
be working out with me 2-3 times per week if I commit to doing at least 30
minutes of cardio the other days. DEAL!
For
those who don’t know my niece, I’ve included her before and after pictures
below. She is one of many of my customers who have achieved amazing results
with ViSalus. Of course, those who combine exercise with the ViSalus Shakes see
the best results and my niece worked hard at the gym. But look how it paid off!
So,
starting tomorrow I am on Day 1 of my 90 Day Challenge. Coincidently, I am also
working out with my niece on Day 1.
This time, I do not have a weight loss goal; nor body fat goal; nor inches lost goal. I know for a fact that I will decrease body fat; lose weight and lose inches. So, this time, my goal is to be able to go up the stairs at Union Station and NOT be puffing and panting on the train. Ugh…I hate that feeling.
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