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Old Jun 02, 2025, 11:19 AM
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I'm doing great today! I've had a couple of days feeling positive about my body image which has been wonderful with my ED past

I was quite energetic this morning. I jogged some parts of my power walk. I probably ended up jogging just over a mile. I went pretty far in the end, around 8 mi total though I had to stop midway and come home to make sure H got up for work; it was also a good opportunity to drink some water! I sweat a LOT during these walks to the extent I usually lose around 2 lb. of water weight and that is after I have come in and downed most of a giant Yeti cup of water.

Of course, I did the plank practice too and I want to repeat that in the afternoon.
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Old Jun 02, 2025, 02:41 PM
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Way to go blueberrybook that’s fantastic progress!
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Old Jun 02, 2025, 05:48 PM
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Sorry, Blueberrybook, that I was unclear. I addressed Crazy Hitch who talked about the bike and walking, but no strength training. Your planks and pilates provide plentiful strength training for lean musculature.
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Old Jun 03, 2025, 01:04 PM
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I forgot to take my night meds last night, and oh, I did not sleep well - chills, sweats, shaky, weak, nauseous. I got up at 3:30 AM and decided I wasn't fit to walk and did the easiest pilates video in the series I use. Even that was a bit of a trial. I actually felt so bad, I finally just took my night meds around 6:30 AM and fell asleep for about 4 hr. I feel much better now though geez, it makes one feel like an addict or something, and I don't take benzos or any scheduled IV meds! I think it's mainly missing the nightly Seroquel dose that does it. This morning I felt almost scary sick. It's crazy what these meds can do to you!
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I haven't eaten much today. Just a couple grape peanut butter and jelly Lunchables.

I'm not sure on what I'll eat. I'm not very hungry. I don't plan on working out either.
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Hope you’re feeling better soon Blueberry, rest is so important, don’t push yourself too hard.

I got just over 14.5km in this morning, it was a little blowy but from the South which at least made it less cold. My usual coastal route was cut short as they’re gradually moving the new cycleway closer to join the established one so it’s fenced off, it’s going to be great when it’s finished as the surface on the new footpaths will be smooth for running and walking. I added a bit more on the end to make up for the loss of coastal path. I’m really pleased with the progress and it felt comfortable (as much as running ever does).
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I didn't eat much of anything yesterday so for breakfast I heated up 2 of these little microwave Campbells soups with Goldfish crackers in them. One was double noodle. The other was tomato. So I had a decent breakfast.
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@Discombobulated That's a fantastic run! You are doing great!

I took my usual walk this morning, ugh, I'm not planning on forgetting my night meds any time soon again! I felt absolutely miserable yesterday! Did forearm planks as well.
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Good morning everyone. Hope everyone is doing okay?

I did a little recovery run today and my legs felt tired after yesterday, it wasn’t windy though so that was a big plus. The air was very damp and humid though - yuck, so my sweat was just clinging to me, I don’t know how you cope with that blueberry or the heat.

I got my half marathon email to confirm my charity place with the event yesterday and set up my fundraising page too, so it feels very real now.
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I am thinking of walking a 5k, but I have not registered since I am unsure that with the volatile sleep wake schedule I will wake up early enough on the day of the race. So I have decided to see how it goes and if I do wake up early enough, go and register just before the start. I probably won't get the t-shirt this way, but I won't waste money by registering in advance and then oversleeping, which has happened to me once with a different race
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My weight was good today. I had 14 pretzels and a can of organic low sodium black beans for breakfast. So my protein is good and my sodium is low.

No clue on the rest of the day. My appetite is so weird lately.

I'm trying to switch over to iced tea instead of soda. I've been drinking Liquid Death lately, but I just ordered a few cases of Arizona iced tea and a case of lipton iced tea and another case of Liquid Death.
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Just injected 1.7mg of Wegovy. This is the last month I’ll be on this high dose. It’s too expensive for me. I’ll get my gp to bring me back down to 1mg next month because it’s wayyyy cheaper and she can possibly swap the script for ozempic which is a fraction of the cost.
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