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Why did I do that?

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mellongoose · Today 11:08

I am 2 and a half stone overweight. My bmi is 30. I just went to see a lovely social prescriber about my weight who had some very sensible advice. I cried.

she told me to start next week in a new week.

when I left I went to McDonalds.

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mondaytosunday · Today 11:54

Well if it was easy we’d all be slim! My mum was great at giving me ‘advice’ (saying who else could tell me to my face, as if I was totally unaware of what I looked like). That would immediately send me to the treat box!
Try taking g it one day at a time. Pre plan your meals first the week. Don’t have anything extra in the house - if it’s there you’ll eat it. Accept you will be hungry at times. When tempted just think: if I can make it to tomorrow I can eat it then. Then of course you don’t eat it tomorrow as you are saying the same thing. The days stack up and next thing you know you’ e made it to a week and you don’t get as hungry anymore and get into the groove.

TigTails · Today 11:56

You need to want to lose weight more than you want McDonald’s. Not just in the moment but properly.

CarelessWimper · Today 12:29

You can’t undo the past, but you can change the future.

I would personally start now, put a sensible meal plan together for the rest of the week and plan some sort of exercise but do not punish yourself for this.

What is your plan to loose weight? What support do you have? What is your target? You also need to find the why and keep that in your head along with the benefits the changes bring.

The saying about failure to plan is planing to fail is true in the early days of a lifestyle change.

I post a lot on on here for support, accountability and to order my thoughts. It does help. You can do this, but put as much in place as you can to support the changes, it might be buying a target dress to get into or decluttering food cupboards of food that will de rail you, changing how you eat or starting to meal prep or whatever, but having a back up system in place will help you.

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