ohhh my motivation is long and complex, but writing it down might help me get focused - which I currently completely lack....
I was ALWAYS slim when I was youg... and I mean ALWAYS - there's a pic of me at 16 and I am SO slim... even my thighs!!! ... I started college and stopped riding my bike everywhere... enter the thighs.. but still a GOOD figure - norks check, flat tum check, the thighs were nothing really - but certainly bigger than before.... I hit 21.... decided to take up running and fucked my back good and proper as I didn't listen to my now DH... so there was me doing my first race for life, with - unbeknownst to me a bluged disc in my back (found out at physio the following week).... this basically caused me all manor of problems on and off for about 5 years.... excercise went from 3/4 times a week karate / running / situps etc to every 3 months a week at karate followed by a fecked back again... now of course - being young, I still ate all the same crap... but wasn't working it off...
slowly put on a couple of stone
... got better, got a little off, then managed to bulge 2 discs in my back once - don't even know how! and another stone creeps on (can you sense a pattern?)
Thats when I first did the paul mckenna stuff - my karate instructor (of many years / friend) did some NLP with me which was ace - I lost 9lb that month! But then had a miscarriage
I hadn't been doing it long enough for it to be engrained I don't think, and went back to comfort eating - so that weight went back on!
got pregnant and had DD then yoyo'd a bit from there, even had a go at cambridge diet which got me back down to 12 stone before my wedding, and its crept up again since then....
I KNOW my weight affects my asthma (although didn't cause it - I was 9st diagnosed!), I know it affects my fitness, I don't want to not see my kids grow up (although I am lucky and younger) I have a 4 year old daughter, and I want her to have a GOOD role model, not a classic yoyo dieter like my mum was - I want to do it the right way and keep it off, and teach her good lessons.
I don't think I want to get back down to 9.5stone (my most happy weight) but I think 11 stone would rock and I'd be a comfortableish 12 there :)
well - that was deep! WAKE UPPPPP! 