VLCD #4: -2.2
Only .8 more lb, and I'll be back to my Last Injection Weight! This morning, the scale was kind to me, once again, and showed me at 227.6 after a 2.2 lb loss. I'm thankful that the few lbs that I gained during Phase 4 and during this round's loading came off so quickly. By Monday, I should be in "Virgin Fat Territory" again and well on the way to Onederland, which is my goal for these first two "short rounds" that I'll be doing.
Found a place in Fort Worth to get a colonic, and decided to have one today. It was an interesting experience, and I certainly felt good afterwards. I was a little concerned that there would be some oily substance used for the reflexology part when she was massaging my feet during the colonic, but if anything she used a tiny bit of tea tree oil. I guess we'll see in the morning what the scale says about all this!
I have a memorial service to attend tonight for a friend's husband who died suddenly last month. Afterwards, she's having a gathering at her home. I'm telling you - this lady is a "foodie"! She's an awesome cook, and doesn't want anyone in her home to go hungry. So I think I'm going to take some celery to have in my purse, just in case. I'll make an appearance, say "hello" to everyone, and then head on back home.
So many of our social gatherings revolve around food - one has to have a lot of mental fortitude if they're going to stay the course during Phase 2. I just keep reminding myself of the progress that I've made, and the great rewards that are to be gained by just hanging in there through this short round. Then I'm going to make the most of my next 2 Load days! :)
Lunch today:
Chicken
Celery
Apple
Dinner:
Halibut
Celery
I forgot to eat my apple! :(
Found a place in Fort Worth to get a colonic, and decided to have one today. It was an interesting experience, and I certainly felt good afterwards. I was a little concerned that there would be some oily substance used for the reflexology part when she was massaging my feet during the colonic, but if anything she used a tiny bit of tea tree oil. I guess we'll see in the morning what the scale says about all this!
I have a memorial service to attend tonight for a friend's husband who died suddenly last month. Afterwards, she's having a gathering at her home. I'm telling you - this lady is a "foodie"! She's an awesome cook, and doesn't want anyone in her home to go hungry. So I think I'm going to take some celery to have in my purse, just in case. I'll make an appearance, say "hello" to everyone, and then head on back home.
So many of our social gatherings revolve around food - one has to have a lot of mental fortitude if they're going to stay the course during Phase 2. I just keep reminding myself of the progress that I've made, and the great rewards that are to be gained by just hanging in there through this short round. Then I'm going to make the most of my next 2 Load days! :)
Lunch today:
Chicken
Celery
Apple
Dinner:
Halibut
Celery
I forgot to eat my apple! :(
Labels: colonic, social gatherings, VLCD
posted by Susan at
6:54 AM
1 Comments:
Hi Susan,
Sorry to hear about your friends husbands death thats hard for anyone to go through.
However I hear ya on the food thing, it seems like whenever I go to visit friends one of the first things that happen when I walk through the door is "Here Tammy try this I just made it" Or "try those cookies I made" ect ect. I understand we as humans must eat food by alas, you can't win them all.
Anyways, good luck your doing great and good on ya for bringing celery in your purse I would have broken down and had a lil bit of this a lil bit of that until I ate way to much!
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