I have lost six pounds, rather slowly, but steadily. I don't know why I have not been blogging. One thing I noticed was that when I was too focused on losing, I got stalled. When I got more active and diverted my attention from losing (but while applying the principles that work) and had some fun, I lost. I have been swimming and steaming at least once/twice and sometimes three times a week. I love it. I also did volunteer work three Mondays in a row where I went with a group to various locations of homeless camps in the city, and brought food, clothing and blankets. I missed this week because grandson had therapy, but I fully intend to go back. I missed the people we visit. I want to know how they are doing. This experience has enriched me and taken the focus off of the day to day me things. I also have been dating a guy but not seriously yet. We have had some fun and connect on a few different levels. It has been fun. I am still "looking" though and may be meeting another guy. I am trying to meet men that I can connect with on a spiritual level. I find when I do that, even if the relationship does not work out, I am still better off than before I met them because I learn things. I am still taking long walks on my lunch hours, working hard at the office. I have also begun seeing a chiropractor, my shoulder has been tingling. I am going to give him a chance. He is holistic and treats other conditions. I am keeping an open mind. I also have a church buddy. She is a friend I have made in the past year. We have gone to two different churches together and have decided to stick with one of them for a bit. It is nice not to go alone. We have basically the same feelings toward religion. Her husband is not interested in going, so it fulfills a need for both of us.
I guess I am getting balanced, being mindful and growing in one way while shrinking in another! I think there's a correlation here somewhere.
More will be revealed....
3 comments:
you sound really strong, Cindy. you are working on areas of your life that are changing in you in important ways. having a spiritual mission--taking care of the homeless--sounds like an amazing experience. so good to hear you are connecting with people.
and you look great!!
My physical therapist was great. She told me more about the body than any other medical professional I've worked with. Nothing wrong with holistic, but when it comes to muscle/nerve issues, I'd see a PT. Esp if your insurance will cover the PT, it will be worth it.
Yoo hoo, missing you! :-)
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