Is it better for motivation and to help you keep on track by setting small goals for your weight loss? Like 10 pounds this month, and then make a new goal once it's reached? Or make adjustments if it's not. Or do you just set an end goal? I want to lose a total of 72 pounds, which would put my BMI at 23.9. So far I've lost 18, had a setback due to my health and gained 10 pounds of it back. Now I've gotten back to a total of 17.3 pounds lost since January 13th. I'm averaging between 1000-1150 calories per day, other than when I was in the hospital and stress ate everything they put in front of me. But the remaining 55 pounds is starting to feel like an impossible goal. Or at best a goal that would take more than a year to reach at this pace. 17 pounds in two months is pretty sad to be honest.
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1112 kcal
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Fat: 84.63g | Prot: 43.82g | Carbs: 43.77g.
Breakfast: Fried Egg , Country Crock Spreadable Regular Soft Margarine, Nature's Own Honey Wheat Enriched Bread, Pepsi Pepsi Zero Sugar. Dinner: Beef smoked sausage stir fry. more...
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