Hi Antigone
Your stats yesterday were super – it is funny how we sometimes feel thinner but the weight loss doesn’t show up on the scales until later.
I teach pilates – a lot of it is rehab stuff. When I first trained in London – nearly 20 years ago – one of my teachers (an ex ballet dancer) said to me that she didn’t know why I was training because I was so fat I would never get anyone to come to my classes. On the train home I was so upset – the course was superb but very expensive and I absolutely loved it. I phoned my daughter and she told me to ignore it and carry on. I avoided that teacher and only sought advice from the kinder teachers (and actually none of the other teachers ever mentioned my weight). She was absolutely wrong as my weight never affected my classes and I am still going strong after all those years.
But the weight is an issue now because the diabetic complications were threatening my classes. If I can’t drive I can’t run them. So the BSD had to work for me – this is my last chance. I want to stay healthy and continue doing what I love. The problem with my voice is that I talk a lot (probably too much) as I explain how to do stuff. So a sore throat always ends up with me losing my voice because I don’t take enough time off to recover.