My journey with Lap Band Surgery, behavior modification and weight loss.
Monday, October 31, 2011
How some words can be magical...
A friend wrote me an email (who knows nothing about my surgery, who is very thin focused) saying, BTW, you are looking very slim lately! Words like this are so motivating for me. Made me run a couple laps in my corporate office this weekend...(yes I'm trapped in my office and I can't get out). I've been working 50+ hours for 3 weeks and when I'm busy, I'm very unaware of taking care of myself. But the band is my safety net. It keeps me from binging. I'm not perfect and when I'm under stress I don't take great care of myself but I'm a lot better. But I realize that I've internalized some good long term habits. If I keep it up I'll be fine in the long run.
Keep it up...Thank you friends...I've missed you...I'm going to try to keep up now that we are turning in our massive documents Wed. The final drafts are done and look pretty good.
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ReplyDeleteGood for you for running laps at work!! I so wouldn't be motivated to do that!!
ReplyDeleteMissing hearing from ya!!
The only running I do at work is chasing inmates. LOL
ReplyDeleteGood for you for doing what needs to be done to keep from lossing focus.
Nice words of encouragement from your friend.
"But the band is my safety net. It keeps me from binging. I'm not perfect and when I'm under stress I don't take great care of myself but I'm a lot better. But I realize that I've internalized some good long term habits. If I keep it up I'll be fine in the long run."
ReplyDeleteThis is the best summary of the role of LapBand in my life. Period.
Take care of yourself!
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