Fell off my bandwagon
I feel pathetic... I am strong and yet I feel so inadequate and wonder why I can't pull my head out of this. I was doing good reducing the exercise but each week I added a little more and more exercise and the 1-2 lbs I gained, are off again. Yet, part of me is happy that I am back down... 1-2 lbs, why does that even matter? The numbers don't really mean a thing but why do they seem so big to me? I have really wanted to break down and blurt out that I am struggleing, but I just can't bring up the words. I can't even cry about it when I am alone. I want to explode but nothing will come out. One minute I look in the mirror and I love the way I look and the next I am noticing someone looking at me as if I am ill. I have had people ask me if I have cancer. I show them my bulging biceps and tell them that if I was ill, I couldn't have so much muscle. This I also tell myself to make excuses that I must be healthy since I am so ripped. I also spotted one day this week. This is the first sign of my "period" since Sept. But I try to downplay it as I don't think it really is a sign of health when I still weight 97.6 lbs. Maybe it's all the veggies I have been eating. I really do eat clean, healthy food. It's the junk that I chew and spit all day. I want to see a therapist but I can't afford one. I also know that when I do talk to anyone, I will just downplay my problems and get on my "I can conquor anything" speech and sound so optimistic and positive that I don't sound like I have a problem.
I can't even write anymore right now...
I can't even write anymore right now...
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Well, with the new health care bill you should be able to see someone! You don\'t need to be strong all the time, the strongest thing you can do sometimes is ask for help or admit that you are vulnerable.
HUGS,