So, with that in mind and as a way to keep me on track, here is a list of recent NSVs! (Some of which I am going to be really non-descriptive about as it is really personal and more for me to remember, ha!):
- I can cross my legs, albeit I do have to use my leg muscles to hold it there. I can put my foot on my knee though, both sitting and standing!
- Doc informed me on Monday I am not diabetic anymore as of 4/28/10. This is HUGE
- While in the shower, I can reach places I couldn't (easily, and without acrobatics anyway...) before
- More fun husband-y things have become available. weeeeeeee
- I got a size 14 skirt! And wore it to work yesterday! It has an elastic waistband, but whatevs.
- My 18/20 jeans are getting loose in the thighs and waist. Not time to trade down yet, but I'm getting there
- Been getting some more compliments lately.
- Above skirt was from Target, and still in the woman's section, but the smallest size in the woman's section.
- Last night I had my arm resting on my hips when laying on my side and I felt my hip bone. CRAZY
- I can trim my toenails without having to hold my breath while sitting at a crazy angle and sort of approach the toes from the side and hope I get a straight cut
- My wedding band is getting super loose. Ive caught it in the middle of my finger once or twice now. Gotta be careful.
- My Uggs are no long cutting off the circulation in my calves. They are actually loose on them and I have been wearing them more. And I can walk in them all day long and not have sore feet
- Not having sore feet in general, for me, is amazing considering I have had bad feet for FOREVER
- I'm catching men looking at me now, and not with the curiosity of someone looking at a circus freak. There is attraction there.
- Had to get rid of some more clothes that are simply too big to wear in public. My favorite jammie bottoms are about to be lost forever. I will miss them. Shopping time soon! I'm still waiting for the July trip though to make wardrobe purchases.
I suppose that is enough for now. Good stuff to reflect on when the stupid scale is slower than optimal.
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