Thank You
29 Jun
After my I Have Given Up Post I sat here and cried for awhile. I felt miserable that I was even thinking, let alone writing, that I was choosing failure as an option because that is NOT what I want!
A couple people made the comment that they didn’t think I was giving up because if I was I wouldn’t have wrote the post. I think they were right! I don’t think I have truly given up. I think I’m just in a slump right now and have to push through it and work my way through it.
But this post isn’t about me…it’s about YOU!
I have to tell you all how much you amaze me!
I’m at a low point right now and you all came along with words of kindness, love, support and encouragement! It really shows that our community pulls together to lift one another up and help hold each other accountable. And it amazes me even more that so many of you have come to encourage me, love me and lift me up right now because I’ve been a bad blogger friend – I’m so far behind on reading blog posts or the few that I have read I haven’t commented on. So I just want to say a HUGE thank you to each and every one of you for coming along and picking me up right now when I’m going through such a low point!
I’m not 100% back on track with my eating or exercising but I’m taking it day by day, hour by hour, minute by minute. If I eat something ‘bad’ I don’t get down on myself. I move on and try to make better decisions for snacks and meals after that. It’s challenging getting back on track but I’m going to do whatever it takes…thanks to all of you for making me realize I can’t give up and that I haven’t truly given up.
Thank you for supporting me through the highs and the lows of this journey!

It’s so easy to ignore this blog when I’m not completely 100% on board the healthy lifestyle/exercise train…and I haven’t been since Memorial Day Weekend which has been almost 1 full month now.
This time of year tends to be a bittersweet time of year for me. You see my son has been spending a lot of time (last summer it was 6 straight weeks!) the last few years with his dad during the summer. So while I’m always sad to see him go I also look forward to the break (I used to feel like a bad mom for saying I needed a break or looked forward to a break but not anymore…parenting, especially single parenting is H-A-R-D! While I wouldn’t trade it for the world, these breaks are something I need so that I can ‘regroup’ and take some much needed ME time).



