I keep having to buy new cloths ( why should I be complaining? ) and other struggles.

[celinejen 0]

I know why am I complaining? It just seems like every few weeks I need to buy new cloths. I just bought 2 weeks ago 3 new bras ( none of them fit now ) My size is ranging from an 8 to 10 depending on the cut of the cloths, I tried on a skirt the other day (10) it was swiming on me. I think what bothers me is that is so darn expensive to keep buying cloths. I know this should be all I be complaining about.

Maybe, I should hold-off on buying any new cloths ( at this point )

I've also been not able to keep food down ( I'm probibly too restricted right now, I know ) But, I don't want an unfill. I'm losing tons of weight. Last month I went in for my 6 week check-up and I'd lost 9 pounds. I'm 13 pounds till my first goal. It's been along time since I was "Just 13 pounds overweight"

Thank you,

I needed to get that off my chest.

Jen

[mrspruett 0]

Yeah, the clothes thing is kind of a two edged sword. On one hand it is a great feeling and on the other it is SO expensive. Congrats on your continued weight loss!

[OH Juli 15]

I say hold off for a bit if you can and buy a belt.

[jfran 0]

I know what you mean. I am going to have to break down and buy some clothes this weekend because I am going out of town to a business causal event. I look sloppy in all of the clothes I have now and it is not showing off all my hard work. So........I guess I have to empty the wallet another time and just suck it up and buy some new clothes and make them last til the next time.

[Telecia 1]

if you don't have one maybe invest in a sewing machine, anything can be taken in a bit with out tons of sewing experience.

Try the goodwill/consignment store instead of full priced shops.

Or check the yellow pages for seamstresses with tailoring/fitting services which can be allot cheaper then buying new stuff.

With consignment you can sometimes just trade in your clothes that don't fit for stuff that fits you better.

[Daisalana 33]

Buy smaller sizes that are elastic if you're worried about the $$..

Like buy a size 6 skirt, that has elastic in the band that could fit up to an 8.

I look sloppy right now too. I am also digging out smaller clothes in my closet.. once I get below size 18 though, I'll have to shop. I bought 1 set of 18 jeans last diet I was on, and could barely put them on before I fell off the band wagon. Besides that point in time, I'd never been below a size 18 (in my teen-adult life). I was busting into a size 30 when I had surgery and I'm now a comfortable 20/22.

[OH Juli 15]

As I type I'm wearing very out of style size 24 jeans from about 5 years ago.

I was telling myself I can struggle though the unstylish part, but now I'm finding the doubtful. Perhaps it's the motivation I need to get into 22s or 20s more quickly.

:confused:

[Jachut 487]

The clothes issue is bugging me now too - it was a novelty at first. But it gets expensive. I'm at the end of my journey and just losing those last few pounds, but the trouble is, 6 or 7lb now takes me down a dress size. I just bought a few new pairs of jeans six weeks ago and they're enormous on me now, I need new ones. I dont know where my weight loss will stop either, I'm not really trying to lose anymore.

But enjoy it early on, you'll get more wear out of what you buy at the start of your journey and looking forward to the really great stuff you want to wear is a big part of it. Inching closer to that is so exciting.

[theninside 0]

Shop at Ross for a while. You can get a pair of pants for $9-12, then you wont feel to bad giving them away.

[Marimaru 7]

If you can't keep anything down, you need to get an unfill. I think you will be more disappointed if you get to goal and get that unfill, and then gain some back when you start eating again, than if you get the unfill now and the weight loss is slower...