MerryMary wrote:nickieluv wrote:I did post this in my journal but you had asked about the book I'm reading - it's called 'Overcoming Binge Eating' by Dr. Christopher Fairburn. Copyright 1995 but still it's the most recent book on this subject I could get from our library.
Thanks, Nickie! I looked up the book on Amazon and found another that may be worth checking out of the library. Also by Christopher Fairburn, Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment of Obesity: A Clinician's Guide has what appears to be a very good section on weight maintenance.
MerryMary wrote:nickieluv wrote:I did post this in my journal but you had asked about the book I'm reading - it's called 'Overcoming Binge Eating' by Dr. Christopher Fairburn. Copyright 1995 but still it's the most recent book on this subject I could get from our library.
Thanks, Nickie! I looked up the book on Amazon and found another that may be worth checking out of the library. Also by Christopher Fairburn, Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment of Obesity: A Clinician's Guide has what appears to be a very good section on weight maintenance.
MerryMary wrote:Seeing the finish line just ahead is an amazing feeling. (There I go dancing again! ) I wish I could somehow share that feeling with each newbie and everyone who has an off day or whose weight stalls.
We tend to focus on the scale, which is good to an extent. But weight loss is not the only thing to celebrate. We are learning, changing and becoming more fully who we are intended to be and more able to fulfill that destiny. So when the scale fails to show a loss ... or your body decides to add a pound or two for no good reason, remember that our bodies are both amazing and mysterious. We are wonderfully created!
Stay true to yourself ... and you will see, in due time, the finish line!
I will give thanks to You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made; Wonderful are Your works, And my soul knows it very well. ~Psalm 139:14
queenielou wrote:
Fantastic news, Mary!!! Congratulations on such an outstanding accomplishment!
holberry wrote:I am so very happy for you. Nothing tastes as good.......
Lauren wrote:Yahoo! Welcome to Maintenanceland, Mary, we are so happy to have you join our small (but LOUD) group!
Please let us know if you have any questions during this transition - it's easy to follow, but just be sure to keep your head in the game, which I know you will!
Congratulations a million times over...
Lauren
aquarianskye wrote:Wow!!! CONGRATULATIONS! I came over from reading Lizbette's journal to congratulate you! Of course I had to read back a few days to 'get to know you' a little! You are truly an inspiration!
I can't wait until I get to maint. but I've got quite a ways to go! I think Liz had it right when she said she prepared by reading everything she could get her hands on. I am constantly thinking about 'what I'll do when I get there'. I know, from past experiences, that I can't go back to the crap I did before. NO way NO how!
Anyway...CONGRATULATIONS! I'm glad those of you doing so well are still sticking around to help those of us losing slower or struggling. Thank you for that!
Skye
Slimmin' wrote:WOW!!!! Congratulations! I can't wait to do the same thing and I am on my way. PLEASE stay connected to this group during maintenance so that we can see how you are doing! I am curious to see how that phase works out for you.
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