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It's all about the journey... right? So on the journey there's a LOT of scenery... valleys and mountains and even plateaus. I made the mistake last week of saying I was on "the plateau from hell" to the wonderful person who is helping me sort some of my "stuff" out. Her questions about why I would call it that... help me to examine my progress to this place where I am today. Okay yes, I KNOW the erroneous height/weight charts are full of it... and down right evil. I've lost... a LOT at this point (100 - 103 depending on the day). My family, my friends, my counselor... tell me that even if I didn't lose another ounce, I am great. Part of me is cool with that... part of me isn't. I don't know if the notion of being labeled as "overweight" is what I'm hanging up on. The evil H/W charts and even the blasted Wii... tell me that I am overweight. And seriously... when in my recent history did I give a rat's ass about what other people think? That should apply to or a chart... or a piece of equipment conceived by people too! If I have leveled off... if I am going to be "stuck" at this weight... it that a huge problem?
I am at at beautiful place... I am more active, I feel SO much better. I am in control... not controlled BY food. So what could be the problem? What do I have to do to convince MYself, that the charts are propagated by the insurance industry, and are indeed erroneous and evil? I am not gaining back my weight... I have not "failed" I am not giving certain people the satisfaction of being right "everyone I ever knew who had that surgery gained it all back and then some" (biotch!). I am doing just FINE!!!
I KNOW that a lesson is repeated until it is learned, so I'm trying like hell to figure this out...
See the picture... that is a BEAUTIFUL plateau in Australia called Uluru.. a place I hope to one day visit and feel the vibrations of the past. I cannot imagine more beautiful place... so why do I consider natural landform plateaus beautiful and my natural bodyform plateau not to be an equally beautiful place to be????
Some plateau's are only the journey's resting spots before the next mountain to climb. Hang in there my Sister - I have faith in you, even when you doubt yourself.
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