Announcement: This morning on the side of a hill with a NE wind blowing directly at her, Mamajed arrived home, and thus completed W9R3. Earlier that morning, the bathroom scales pronounced she was no longer obese but overweight. Nervously, stepping out and "pushing through the pain", she made it back to the doggy-bin, from where she had set out 30 mins earlier, running all the way.........
Deeply grateful to all at the NHS for creating this excellent programme, and to all the posts along the way that have answered so many questions and given me so many laughs and encouragements.
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Well done on your graduation and don't forget to request your graduate badge mamajed. What a wonderful day you have had, your weight loss is such an achievement, congratulations on both successes
Way to go Mama! You must be seriously chuffed with yourself. I bet you can't stop grinning.
If you keep up the running, which I'm sure you will now you have the bug, then the weight will come off faster as you tackle longer distances. You just increase a tiny bit each run so you barely notice the difference. Your body does though and the scales will confirm it
So, happy running. Keep going now you've cracked Couch!
Well done!! I'm just one run behind you and I'm also anticipating what to do next. It's great being able to run non-stop for that time isn't it? And what to do next? Decisions, decisions... Enjoy your next stage of running!
All the very best for your last run - well you know what I mean - I'm sure its not going to be your last! As for the voices - had a real battle with those today - you made me laugh with all the things stopping you get out of the door - checking this that and the other. This morning, I just got hold of myself and said "GO". So you too - "GO"
Thanks! I'm easily distracted from the task at hand (any task!) and I do have to force myself out. Always feel good on the return though! Hoping better weather will make it easier to get out that door - blue skies are definitely more appealing. Next run, I will try to think GO and just go! Hope you have got some kind of treat planned for having reached the end of the programme...
Thanks runner 56. I just took 1 run at a time, if I had not been able to continue through to the end of the course, I would still have counted that as an achievement wherever I got to. Getting off the couch was the most important move!
Couldn't agree more...... there are a few of us around who knows what it takes! I think it was that, that I thought about most as I ran! I was so pleased & it has spurred me on to keep up the hard work of dieting and exercise.
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