... it has been over 22 years. And I finally did it. Yep. Shed those unwanted pounds that accumulated when I gave birth to my 9 pound 10 ounce bouncing baby boy.
Wahoo! It took more than two decades, but I have arrived back at my fighting weight.
And surprisingly I feel great. Am not a major biatch. In fact not one at all. Haven't wanted to chew off my leg or arm. Amazing.
Wahoo! It took more than two decades, but I have arrived back at my fighting weight.
And surprisingly I feel great. Am not a major biatch. In fact not one at all. Haven't wanted to chew off my leg or arm. Amazing.
Again ... loudly and proudly WAHOO!
So wanted to slide into my sixties with elegance and grace and slender. My old self. Physically and mentally. Shed the excess ... be free. Really free to move forward.
And I have done it. Lost the last five pounds. Doubled. Just to dare myself to be myself again. Lighten the load.
All would be well 'ceptin' my Mama ... in her most honest phase ... did mention that I look fabulous but might need to do something with my neck. So you know what? For the first time ever I am not going to pay her any heed. Sorry Mom! Love you dearly. But this girl's gotta do what this girl's gotta do!
Cheers to shopping in my belt drawer ... and all that jazz!
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Congratulations to you! My weight roller-coasters, so I can't legitimately call mine baby fat, but I can sure appreciate the success of a marathon won. Well done!
ReplyDeleteGood for you. Unfortunately, I don't have the excuse for babies for my weight gain. It's just an excess of intake over need. Congrats.
ReplyDeleteFrom the collarbone down, I put on ten lbs. My neck contributed five of them. Now what?
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