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	<title>Think Thin!</title>
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	<description>Tips and tricks for keeping psyched up during weight loss? Last year, I lost the most substantial amount of weight, 45 pounds, I&apos;d ever shed, over apx. 9 mos., returning to my high school figure. Tragically, disappointingly, I went crazy with weight gain over the past few months, upon encountering some pretty depressing obstacles in my life. I fell hard off the wagon, gaining all but 10 pounds back. My wardrobe situation is dire.&lt;br&gt;
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Anyway, I just signed up for new dance classes, and put Weight Watchers meetings on my calendar (although I think I&apos;ll keep using my calories burned/consumed spreadsheet on Google Docs rather than adhering to points) and my car broke down so I&apos;ll definitely be riding my bike 6 miles to work like I should. I have a gym membership and I like going (though I usually have to chug a diet redbull to get there). I can meal and snack plan brilliantly. I know I can lose the weight, I just bloody did, just learned how to enjoy fitness, but then blew it. (I&apos;ll delve into maintenance issues later, and probably in weekly WW meetings.)&lt;br&gt;
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Today I got an email from my work, announcing a Biggest Loser contest. Well! I happen to be the most overweight employee as well as the most competitive. I am in it to win it!&lt;br&gt;
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What are some good ways to keep my attitude on track, to distract myself from my displeasure over how I &lt;i&gt;am&lt;/i&gt; or soothe my constant food desires and keep my eyes on the prize? I&apos;m a typical social/emotional/bored eater. I just feel like I &lt;i&gt;forget&lt;/i&gt; to make good decisions sometimes, how to remember??</description>
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