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HYC/BLBE Weigh in

4/7/09: 254 to 250 lbs!!!
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I am very excited to have tossed 70 lbs total on the journey. Not only excited but blessed too. Being involved at church this last week for The Passion Play (here's the link) has really shown me how I need to put God first in everything, including my weight.

God knows what I need. He knows I need to be healthy for my family to be with them, and I need to be healthy for him. I am his hands and feet. How can he work thru someone who is in pain, is depressed, hates their self control and the way their body looks? That was me 70 lbs ago.
I'd have never been able to keep up with the pace of this play carrying all the extra baggage on my body. I am able to be used by him and be a blessing to others. In return, by "seeking his kingdom first", he has blessed me. The last thing I have been thinking of is my weight. I didn't have time and when I did, I was too tired to even care, every bone in my body ached. But the end result is 4 lb toss. Wow! I have not seen that number since for a couple of months!

I have made healthy choices this week. At play practice, they had pizza, chips, pie and pop for lunches. I packed my lunch. I knew that food would just attach itself to my hips, lol. I had my fat free ham sandwich on wheat bread and my apple. I supplied my body with food that it needed and was able to burn extra. I also made sure that I carried my 24oz bottle full of ice water. Little changes like these have really helped me.

Praying for a wonderful, healthy week for all my blogland friends :D

This wk's scripture: "So don't ever worry by saying, 'What are we going to eat?'
or 'What are we going to drink?' or 'What are we going to wear?' because it
is the gentiles who are eager for all those things. Surely your heavenly
Father knows that you need all of them! But first be concerned about God's
kingdom and his righteousness, and all of these things will be provided for
you as well. So never worry about tomorrow, because tomorrow will worry
about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own." Matthew 6:31-34

Comments

  1. CONGRATULATIONS!!! YAY!!! Awesome Milestone. Wow.

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  2. That is so awesome! you are on a roll. Great job...keep it up.

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  3. Wow, 70 pounds gone - that's AMAZING!
    Congrats on your great progress.
    Path to Health

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  4. Congratulations!! Keep up the great work!!

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  5. Congrats on the toss! You are such an inspiration to me! Keep up the good work.

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  6. That is wonderful! I'm so happy for you! And what a great attitude. :)

    I really enjoyed reading through your blog today. I'll definitely be back!

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