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I found this subreddit a few years ago was inspired. Because of it and MFP I was able to lose 40 pounds and was just 10 pounds shy of my goal, I then entered nursing school which was incredibly stressful and gained half the weight back. My teachers all assured me that it is totally normal for many students to gain weight due to stress, poor eating choices due to time, and minimal physical activity as all free time is spent studying, so I didn't let it bother me too much. After graduation I start getting back into counting my calories, running daily and even started doing yoga twice a week. It had been a year and I hadn't lost a single pound and I was starting to feel discouraged and started avoiding this sub because it made me feel bad about myself. I felt like I had to push harder and I just wasn't trying hard enough. However I started getting bad migraine so I went to see my physician. Well, I found out that I have hypothyroidism which would explain why I haven't be able to drop weight. She said I'll definitely start to see weight changes and everyone tells me the weight will start falling off, but I'm not counting on it. I feel so motivated though and excited that I'll have energy to work out again and I won't rely on the medication to make me thinner and healthier. I just wanted to share my story as it begins with all of you, the ones who inspired me the first time around. And also see if any of you have had similar hurdles or maybe even help someone who is in the same situation. I didn't want to make up excuses for myself, so I didn't even consider that there may be a physiological reason as to why I couldn't lose weight. Anyway, thanks for taking the time to read and I can't wait to have a before and after again :-)
<bot>: lost 40 pounds. Gained half back. Couldn't lose it. Have hypothyroidism, on medication, back in the game!