Its raining its pouring, my old man is snoring....

Its 7:30 am and I've been up since 5 Am. All I wanna do is go to the gym or go out for a run but I can't. My husband is sound asleep snoring his face off and Im here with the kids. I can't really be mad since he went to play late night hockey and wasn't at some seedy bar getting drunk like a lot of women's husbands I know. Oh the joys of living a raw vegan life lol

Today I am starting my new training program I really need to get health put in high gear. Im now officially down 100 lbs, you would think 255 to 155 would look different then it does, it actually makes me sick to think how much fat I still have on my body but one fruit at a time right ;) Ive been doing 100% raw since the end of august and I can't even believe the difference between High Raw and 100% HCRV. I just want it to be done with all this fat nonsense lol I feel like a chubber on the outside but inside I feel like one fit bitch lol So its time to push this body and see what it can do.

Wish me luck, I made a promise to myself I would blog everyday to keep accountable so heres to new beginnings!

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Comment by kate on October 15, 2012 at 4:06am: I so agree about the difference between hi-raw and hcrv!

All of the healing and weightloss I have experienced through this diet just was not happening on 80-90% low fat raw vegan.

I was always more interested in healing minor symptoms and especially energy increase primarily, fat loss secondarily, and I have seen both in the last year.

My loss is relatively small; from 130 to 123lbs, which sounds ok for my height of a little over 5'5", but am still 26% fat :( But early days; as my energy continues to increase, I aim to do more workouts.

Have you tried an island? I did BI + celery, it was another stage altogether in the process - highly recommended!

Looking forward to your blogs; if you went 100% hcrv, exercise will be a breeze, and you'll make rapid fitness gains at the outset.

Comment by Mary TG on October 15, 2012 at 2:55am: You've done awesome so far. Congratulate yourself, big pats on the back. The rest will come off. I'm in a similar position, started at 229lb and down to 175 and can't wait to have that fit body. But it feels better to think of it as getting more fit, instead of looking better. And even though I am still overweight I am more fit now than I was at 140lb playing basketball in highschool many many years ago.

Good luck, Melissa. It only gets better.