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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m always stressed, intense. No matter how much I try not to be stressed, I meditate, do yoga, breathing, therapy, that’s who I am. Should I even bother to do sit-ups and watch what I eat?[/quote] What worked for me: therapy and the Calm app (specifically I do the Daily Calm and the Daily Trip) and about every 10 days a half a generic Xanex on the bad days. It took about six months for the therapy to work and for me to generate different reactions. The best phrase I learned was “that does not belong to me” and I learned I could participate in only the things that I wanted and drop the things I thought I should do. I dropped quite a bit of volunteering. I dropped out of some online groups and do very little social media. I also changed to a pescatarian/vegetarian diet but no soy (it causes inflammation in me). I have always exercised and still do - averaging about 10k steps a day and 300 minutes a week at my target heart rate. For weight loss, I lowered my caloric intact by about 800 calories a day. I lost for about 6 months and now I am working on maintaining that and not worrying that I did not make it to my goal. I am slowly adding back some calories and so far I have been able to maintain the weight loss since the beginning on June. [/quote]
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