The last two weeks, fatigue and disappointment have really set in. Especially fatigue. Today's workout was terrible. I bonked almost immediately and had to be dragged through it. Finally, I asked my trainer to sit down with me and tell me what he would tell anyone about nutrition with no surgery or restrictions. He was very basic: more calories, more good quality carbs, more protein. I need fuel. I'm scared to do this, knowing that my metabolism has been so poor. But with more muscle to work with and more to do, I do need the fuel. So I decided to just follow it, and not weigh for one whole week. Keep my food logs, but wait on weights and measurements.
I am working a lot more. I'm tired mentally and emotionally when I get home, never mind physically. And I miss my daughter. Being a working mom often sucks. Finding the time for myself is difficult, as it is for everyone. Sleep is usually adequate, but stress and exhaustion take their toll. Yet there has to be a way to make this work. I'm reminded that sleeve-after-band is often a slow road, slower than it is for those who only have the sleeve. The loss of muscle mass from the first weight loss has made things slower this time. I'm trying to stay motivated, but I need to see some progress for this to work.
Just 20 lbs, that's all I ask...
1 comment:
You are doing great, try to stay possitive (HARD I KNOW!). You look amazing and I am so impressed with you drive to work out. I am also sleeve after band and have a much slower go. Lately, though I have been less than banner, I am just maintaining. I need to lose another 35-40 lbs to be at a healthy bmi. I am not sure if it will ever happen. So slow. Keep the good work!
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