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I wanted to share the message from my thought for the day (edited

slightly so as not to offend anyone).

" Hope

Do not be discouraged. Too many times discouragement has been the

bonus for unrealistic expectations, not to mention self-pity or

fatigue from wanting to change the world by the weekend.

Discouragement is a warning signal that I may have crossed the line.

The secret of fulfilling my potential is acknowledging my limitations

and believing that time is a gift, not a threat.

Hope is the key that unlocks the door of discouagement. May I always

remember that the power within me is far greater than any fear before

me. May I always have patience, for I am on the right road. "

Boy, that is just what I needed to hear! I am starting to get a tiny

little buzz in my head which will threaten my patience and peace of

mind if I don't recognize it and nip it in the bud. It comes from

fear because I only have 40 pounds to lose before I can look into

plastics, I am sitting on the pot and not losing weight, my husband's

insurance is one of the few that will cover a pannelectomy, and

people at his work are getting laid off left and right.

Of course, the initial impulse is to go on a super diet and try to

lose asap. But that's only old behavior rearing its ugly head. I

know for a fact that throwing myself into an unrealistic food and

exercise program will burn me out and not only cause me to fail, but

probably even do damage on top of it. Thank goodness over the past 2

years I have learned some different behaviors.

I'm very happy with my moderate pace right now. I feel stable and

healthy. And HAPPY!! As far as the head noise, I just do things like

acknowledge it on this board.

Meanwhile, I think I'll start a little special savings account just

for ps. If I don't have to use it after all, I can use it to buy

some new clothes!

Have a great day all!

Vicki A.

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I wanted to share the message from my thought for the day (edited

slightly so as not to offend anyone).

" Hope

Do not be discouraged. Too many times discouragement has been the

bonus for unrealistic expectations, not to mention self-pity or

fatigue from wanting to change the world by the weekend.

Discouragement is a warning signal that I may have crossed the line.

The secret of fulfilling my potential is acknowledging my limitations

and believing that time is a gift, not a threat.

Hope is the key that unlocks the door of discouagement. May I always

remember that the power within me is far greater than any fear before

me. May I always have patience, for I am on the right road. "

Boy, that is just what I needed to hear! I am starting to get a tiny

little buzz in my head which will threaten my patience and peace of

mind if I don't recognize it and nip it in the bud. It comes from

fear because I only have 40 pounds to lose before I can look into

plastics, I am sitting on the pot and not losing weight, my husband's

insurance is one of the few that will cover a pannelectomy, and

people at his work are getting laid off left and right.

Of course, the initial impulse is to go on a super diet and try to

lose asap. But that's only old behavior rearing its ugly head. I

know for a fact that throwing myself into an unrealistic food and

exercise program will burn me out and not only cause me to fail, but

probably even do damage on top of it. Thank goodness over the past 2

years I have learned some different behaviors.

I'm very happy with my moderate pace right now. I feel stable and

healthy. And HAPPY!! As far as the head noise, I just do things like

acknowledge it on this board.

Meanwhile, I think I'll start a little special savings account just

for ps. If I don't have to use it after all, I can use it to buy

some new clothes!

Have a great day all!

Vicki A.

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