I have gone MIA with my weight loss questions and answers series here on the blog. I am looking forward to bringing this series back to life after last year turned crazy for so many of us. So after nearly a year between my last question and this one here comes question 4. If you ever want to ask a question or share your challenges, comment down below and I will make sure to answer as many questions as I can!!! Each question will be a separate blog post so I can dive in, expand my responses and give as much information as possible! Who knows if these questions may even turn into Episodes since we launched our podcast in May of 2020. I am not by any means an expert, nutritionist, doctor, or professional in any way. I am not going to be giving any specific diet/workout advice, I am just going to share with you what I do and what helps me. After losing 350 pounds, gaining some weight back, recovering from a Binge Eating disorder, and learning to love me through it all, I have learned a lot along my journey and I will be
I don’t know about you, but when it comes to meal prep, I am not one who wants to eat the same thing over and over again. BUT, I also want to make sure to have my meals and snacks easy and convenient with as little cooking time as possible. I find that listening to what my body wants and eating what sounds good to me, is helping my relationship with food. So, I came up with a way to meal prep, but just a little differently. I have two staple proteins that I cook and have prepared for the week ahead. I almost always have these two different proteins in my fridge so that I only have to “cook” one day per week. The flexibility that this style of “meal prep” gives me and allows me to have whatever meal I feel like each day is really benefiting my relationship with food. I have found using this meal prepping technique is helping me to enjoy food again. Being someone who works 3 jobs…I have NO time for cooking a complete meal every day to enjoy that variety of meals. The reason this style of meal prep works is because after these
If you have been around here for a while, then you would have witnessed firsthand just how complicated my journey has been so far. Not to mention how in the last year, things have been a lot to handle. Especially with my body, weight gain, swelling, wounds, surgery, and compression, it has been a lot to handle. I am looking forward to sharing this recovery update with you. If you are new around here, welcome, and I am so glad you are here. I will give you a quick backstory before I just jump right into how I am doing right now and a recovery update on how things are healing and how I’m doing.A little about me I have lost over 350 pounds by changing my diet and exercising and I am in the process of having excess skin removal surgery. I most recently had skin removal part 1 on my legs and had some complications. These complications resulted in my legs, and body being more swollen and retaining lots of fluid- which is still causing some issues today. I have recently been diagnosed with a binge eating disorder and I am dealing with some weight gain. I am
When I tried this Pepperoni Pizza recipe, I knew I had to share because I was in love. Making Pepperoni Pizza using WW 2- ingredient dough is SO good. I felt like it tasted like restaurant-style pizza and I have honestly made this so many times. I was skeptical of this dough at first, but it is now something I find myself making weekly. This Pepperoni Pizza was the first thing I tried with this dough, and I’m hooked. You can add other toppings, veggies, more or less cheese and really make this pizza cater to your favorite style of pizza. For the first pizza, I made with this dough, I just wanted to try a classic pepperoni pizza. Remember, the toppings, the amount, and brand you use might alter the points so just keep that in mind. I made this pizza with a side salad and it was the perfect combo. It’s never about calling foods “bad” or eliminating them from our lives even if we are on a weight-loss journey. It’s about enjoying your favorite foods, finding new ways and recipes to enjoy your favorite foods. If you are eating something you should actually be enjoying what you