Comments on: No Fair

By: Barb

Barb — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 22:32:21 +0000

I’m feeling you with the whole unfairness thing right now, and now just about weight. Someone once told me only to compare yourself to yourself. It’s tough to do after a lifetime of comparing myself to everyone else, but I try to remember that.

By: Krystal

Krystal — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 07:09:20 +0000

Wow…i loved this post. I’ve had that C that i studied 5 hours for each exam for and the hubby just review his notes for 30min and gets all A’s. I use to eat hamburgers and sometimes fries. I recently had a few oreos for the first time in over 6 months and remembered how harmful they are to my weight. Obesity runs high on both sides of the family, and i’ve already had 2 Dr’s tell me that i need to stay under 145 for reducing joint pain, and in order to steer clear of type 2 diabetes which also runs high in the fam.

I finally realized that memorization in the form of a written a-i multiple answer tests was just not my thing. I had to figure out what was. I started following my passion, what i loved, and i started to get a few A’s. While Biology with a professor from Yale was a pain Art Humanity was a breeze.

There are very few girls who can down a whole thing of ebler fudge cookies without gainning weight. My roomy in college was one of those but she was working two jobs and that was usually all she ate that day and then the next day probably just a diet coke and then would go run for 2 hours because she thought she was fat. She was unhealthy. Were still best friends today and still joke around about the mysterious box of cookies that diapered one morning. She is much happier and healthier now. What i thought was always not fair was actually not what i wanted at all. Anywho =)

By: South Beach Steve

South Beach Steve — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 01:29:03 +0000

Boy, life isn’t fair, is it? I guess the only thing we can do is measure our success against ourself, as that is the only thing that it makes sense to measure it against. I am not sure that makes sense.

I hope the gym went well. Make it a great day Robin!

By: my kashi diet

my kashi diet — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 18:22:01 +0000

I have heard that you must first ’see’ yourself as thin before you can actually realize your vision… now this is , of course, up for debate but I DO know we ’shape’ our own reality so perfaps there is something to it.

I think so much of our relationship with food relates to how we emotionally react to our lives, choices and visions so, maybe you have a mental block that holds you back from being the thinner version of yourself – you deserve to be.

hang in there, you’re doing well – eventually when everything in your life is in balance, your weight will be too