At that time, I almost immediately thought of a particular verse, "The natural man is an enemy to God and has been since the fall of Adam and will be forever." Okay, so maybe that's not a word-for-word quote. I'm not checking it. I've written it straight from my heart. Feel free to correct me. If you do, make sure to share the actual book, chapter and verse number because I don't have that memorized yet. Thank you, in advance.
As I begin June, I approach the same day in June that, to me, officially culminates 1 month of work toward shedding excess weight. I'm very pleased with what I have accomplished to this point and hope and pray the success will continue.
If you haven't yet heard, I hope you'll read THIS (make sure to read my comment underneath) and watch my two YouTube updates, which I am embedding here.
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I get it... in a new way. What my husband was saying. Eating this way (much less amounts and different food) doesn't feel normal. And I rejoice in it when I'm focused. I work hard not to think about it too much, really. Normal, for me, has been super unhealthy. And to become healthy... in pursuit of optimal health... I must become something new. Just like our awesome Savior says!
I'm going to share more about how I've decided to tackle this whole subject in my next YouTube. I've sorta broached the subject in one or both of the two above... I'd love to hear what you think!
Thank you, by the way, for sticking with me here and reading what I have to say. I'm working hard to get more balanced and re-regularize my posting here. I appreciate, more than you can know, those who read what I share. :) Let me know what you think. I really do enjoy real comments.
I'm going to share more about how I've decided to tackle this whole subject in my next YouTube. I've sorta broached the subject in one or both of the two above... I'd love to hear what you think!
Thank you, by the way, for sticking with me here and reading what I have to say. I'm working hard to get more balanced and re-regularize my posting here. I appreciate, more than you can know, those who read what I share. :) Let me know what you think. I really do enjoy real comments.
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I enjoyed using Medifast SO much! I keep crossing my fingers hoping that I will be able to afford it once I get done nursing.
Also, when I was doing Medifast I was extra driven because I was working as an intern at a substance abuse recovery center and I kept thinking to myself that if I couldn't pull my life together to overcome my "addictions" with food, social eating, etc, then how could I earnestly expect them to make the lifestyle changes they were striving for. Sounds like you can relate to that mentality. Putting it in that context really gave me the extra boost I needed to be successful. It felt SOOO good!!! I'm so happy for you and a little bit jealous.
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