I know people say that they want to be 25 again or 18 years old again but for me this has become just the opposite. I am now 39 years old and 10 years on from being diagnosed with Diabetes. 29 years old!!! Omg... I was an idiot... I was 305lbs then... I am 205 currently and working on getting rid of my belly flab that just doesn't want to go away no matter how well I eat and how hard I work at it. I am determined though. I know it will go away... then maybe I can look like a 20 year old beach body.... more over.. I look at it this way.. I am staying fit to keep my diabetes in check. To keep my bones strong as I grow older, and to be active enough to keep up with my now 15 month old daughter. Having a great body is just a (positive) side effect of trying to remain fit. Everyone should keep up thier spirits and enthusiasim about their fitness goals. Good luck.
beckytibbetts posted on "25 again" @ 12:52pm - Jan 17, 2011
beckytibbetts says:
Society has taken over my life; the conveince of fast food and transportation has became all to dependable and time efficent.
I miss my life, I miss being pain free - walking up and down stairs, just getting out of bed or doing simple chores has become all to difficult - I miss being able to go toboganing without lossing my breathe, i miss being able to play with my son, I miss being able to live and do avtivities freely.
I am a 27 yr. old single mom with numberous health problems. I figure I have been gaining aprox. 10Lbs. on average for the past 6yrs. due to conveince and lack of physical activity. I am more then ready to shed this extra weight off and start living & enjoying life the way one should.
I am 100% devoted to this challenge, I have rearranged my schedual to allow significant time devoted to excersing (9:00am-2:00pm) which has hopefully decreased my stress level in order to complete this challenge succssefully.
kermode posted on "25 again" @ 12:42pm - Oct 21, 2010
kermode says:
Looking at a photo of myself 10 years ago I can see how much I have let my health become the last item on my list of "to do's" There is no one to blame but myself for allowing this to happen. I've put the needs of everyone else in my family above my own. I don't remember how to "feed myself". I plan on making sure to care for myself just lik I care for my children and husband.
I know people say that they want to be 25 again or 18 years old again but for me this has become just the opposite. I am now 39 years old and 10 years on from being diagnosed with Diabetes. 29 years old!!! Omg... I was an idiot... I was 305lbs then... I am 205 currently and working on getting rid of my belly flab that just doesn't want to go away no matter how well I eat and how hard I work at it. I am determined though. I know it will go away... then maybe I can look like a 20 year old beach body.... more over.. I look at it this way.. I am staying fit to keep my diabetes in check. To keep my bones strong as I grow older, and to be active enough to keep up with my now 15 month old daughter. Having a great body is just a (positive) side effect of trying to remain fit. Everyone should keep up thier spirits and enthusiasim about their fitness goals. Good luck.
Society has taken over my life; the conveince of fast food and transportation has became all to dependable and time efficent.
I miss my life, I miss being pain free - walking up and down stairs, just getting out of bed or doing simple chores has become all to difficult - I miss being able to go toboganing without lossing my breathe, i miss being able to play with my son, I miss being able to live and do avtivities freely.
I am a 27 yr. old single mom with numberous health problems. I figure I have been gaining aprox. 10Lbs. on average for the past 6yrs. due to conveince and lack of physical activity. I am more then ready to shed this extra weight off and start living & enjoying life the way one should.
I am 100% devoted to this challenge, I have rearranged my schedual to allow significant time devoted to excersing (9:00am-2:00pm) which has hopefully decreased my stress level in order to complete this challenge succssefully.
Looking at a photo of myself 10 years ago I can see how much I have let my health become the last item on my list of "to do's" There is no one to blame but myself for allowing this to happen. I've put the needs of everyone else in my family above my own. I don't remember how to "feed myself". I plan on making sure to care for myself just lik I care for my children and husband.
what do you mean by 25 again? how do you reach this goal?