Ahh whiff, hugs to you, you are made from strong stuff and I am glad you are back to normal
I cannot stop with weight loss, must plod on with it and like whiff says, it is a marathon, a way of life. I am only 4`11 and obviously look much better but for health, I must become lighter, I bear in mind that I do use my muscles, both in heavy lifting when gardening and aerobically when cycling, especially up hills and muscle is heavier. Numer of lbs is not the aim for me, just a guide but I notice that my legs look a bit slimmer too and I am bottom heavy, short strong legs, like people said, I won`t blow over in the wind. That never changed as I grew older
I weighed myself today, only rarely now but am still downwards, albeit very very slowly. Winter is my danger time, I am aware of that, hence have no biscuits in the house, nor fruit apart from apples and berries. I gave milk up a while ago and I am sure that has helped.
I put a dollop of yogurt and a bit of kefir on my breakfast, which is when I have some carbs. The only other carb I allow myself is one piece of rye/wholemeal toast, bm made, sliced and frozen. Butter and jam on that. Sometimes I need crunch so it is either that or rye crackers with cheese
I will also hard boil some eggs for the fridge, a grand standby for mouth munchiness
The best incentive for me is not the scales but to stand sideways in a long mirror, in a top that that I deliberately made in a smaller side which now skims my shape and suddenly my brain does not see fat