Sheila Jane
Sheila Jane
I'm Hungry, First I'm Going To and 0 pt Fish | Weight Watchers Talk
I'm Hungry, First I'm Going To and 0 pt Fish | Weight Watchers Talk
I'm Hungry, First I'm Going To and 0 pt Fish | Weight Watchers Talk
Thursday 1st June 2023
Sheila Jane opens up about her weight loss journey, emotional eating struggles, and strategies for maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
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Episode Overview
- Sheila's reflections on her weight loss and recovery journey
- Challenges and successes with Weight Watchers and self-care
- The impact of trauma on Sheila's relationship with food
- Mindset shifts and habits in the wellness journey
- Strategies for maintaining a healthy lifestyle
I'm hungry. First, I'm going to take one lap around the block. It slows down the process of panic of, oh my gosh, I'm hungry. And it's reminding me that sometimes it's not that I'm hungry. So it's, I think I'm hungry. And then I insert some action that doesn't involve food.
Ever felt like you’re on a never-ending rollercoaster with weight loss? Sheila Jane knows that ride all too well. In this episode, she gets real about her journey with Weight Watchers, opening up about the highs and lows of shedding 40 lbs and her ongoing quest to lose the last stubborn 10 lbs. Sheila doesn't sugarcoat the struggles—she dives into the emotional toll of maintaining her weight and the impact of past trauma on her relationship with food.
It's not just about counting points; it's about healing from within. Sheila's candid reflections on self-care, mindset shifts, and staying motivated offer a relatable and heartfelt perspective for anyone battling similar issues. Whether you're looking for practical tips or just need to feel understood, Sheila’s story is a comforting reminder that you're not alone in your journey.