
I started my journey a little over a month now and boy has it been rough for me. I knew it wasn't going to be easy when I started and I am not expecting it to be, but I really want to see results. I am working out hard and eating clean. Before I get into full detail let me give you a little back story to why I decided to embark on this next chapter in my life...
Since giving birth to my beautiful baby boy I have noticed a dramatic change in my body and have lost myself. I don't remember it being this hard with my first two, which are my princesses. I have tried to start working out many of times and then a week into it I become unmotivated to continue. So, I do what is easy and give up... Not very smart of me, but at least I can become transparent with you all (whoever you are)...
I met with my doctor and explained all my concerns and he actually listened to me (I have worked for many doctors that don't). He ordered tests and sent referral's immediately. He told me that it would take a few weeks of course to get approvals but, in the mean time to go do blood work.
I meet with him and we went over a few things that I could do to insure that I wont become a diabetic. Foods to stay away from, as well as some exercises that I never knew could help. I went to MA school (Medical Assisting) and never heard that weight training and resistant band training can help the diabetes flee. I have also changed the way that I eat. I am very consistent with watching all starches, because they are very bad for you.
So while I am still waiting on future tests for all my other issues I figured now is the time to get healthy.
A few things that I have changed:

- no fried foods
- no soda or added sugar drinks
- cutting out white rice, pasta, potatoes and white bread
- nothing greasy
- working out (at least 30 mins cardio everyday, and weight training/resistant band as well)
- WATER, WATER AND MORE WATER
- did I mention WATER!!!

Thank you all for taking the time to read my blogs and know that I love you all for reading... TTYL!!!
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