A journey is never as easy as A to B.

In the past year I have gained 35kg.

I don't have any excuses for it.

I am not a failure, but I have failed this.

I had a bunch of excuses for why this wasn't a problem lined up to share, but they are just that... excuses.

It doesn't matter how much weight I've lost previously. All that matters is that I gained this much weight this quickly.

I used to watch "The Biggest Loser" and other shows, look at their weight loss and think to myself, "that's not going to end well." Little did I know that the same would ring true for me.

I gained weight just as quickly as I had lost it.

Do I consider that progress gone? No. It's not gone. I learned quite a few lessons over the nearly 2 years since I started my journey.

I understand now that weight loss is more than just CICO, it's also a mindset.

I didn't exercise the last time I lost weight. It was weight loss purely through CICO. It worked great until I stopped counting.

A few months ago I started walking around a local park. I listened to music while I did it. I really enjoyed it.

About 2 months ago I started doing C25K and injured my knee. I am too obese jog without injuring myself.

I still try to get outside every day. I love being outside, but for whatever reason my body doesn't.

If we are counting days then this isn't day one, this is day: 998.

Posted Apr 25, 2017, 1:02 AM UTC

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It's also day one. Failure isn't when you fall down but when you can't get back up. Just making this post means that you're already getting back up and starting your new day 1. Welcome back!

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