This week marks seven months since I had my little miracle baby. Not sure how much longer I can use 'I just had a baby' as an excuse for the extra weight, though. Now, I must pat myself on the back because I was in the gym as soon as December rolled around, but now I need to rev up my routine. I have big plans for my first Mother's Day and I've already bought my dress: a European made size 8, so you know it's really a 4...HA! This year will also be my 10th wedding anniversary...PRAISE GOD! I want to look better than I did when I first tied the knot. I have a bit of time before my anniversary, but Mother's day is right around the corner. Anywho, it's time to really get serious about getting a portion of my body back.
Stats:
Height - 5'8" (I've been claiming 5'7" for the longest time??)
Pre-pregnancy weight - 160lbs (before meds)
Pre-pregnancy weight - 165lbs (after IVF meds)
Highest Weight - 205lbs (during pregnancy)
Current Weight - 170lbs
Short-term Goal Weight - 160lbs
Long-term Goal Weight - 150lbs (I actually will be happy at 155 - my baby gave me a nice little booty and I don't want to lose it..lol)
Eventhough I've had my baby, I'm still dealing with PCOS symptoms, so it takes me a little longer to get this weight off. I could starve myself, but that's not an option. So, I plan to eat more often as I usually do, try and lower my carb and sugar intake (especially before bed) and work out 4-5 times per week(a mix of weight training, cardio and pilates). The food is the hard part for me. I'm also taking B-vitamins because I heard it's really good for PCOSers and may start taking D-Chiro-Inositol again (natural supplement that acts like metformin - also good for PCOSers).
That's it in a nutshell. Pray for me.
Pictures coming soon.
Check out my bestie supermommy
Porfiria Gomez, who is also trying to get her FabFit on after having three kids.