I posted on here ages ago about my disordered relationship with food and exercise and all the in betweens, and I am happy to say I've lost a stone! I'm over the moon!
I've tried not to step on the scales but I went to my parents last week and they had scales so I thought I'd give it a go and I'm so pleased!
For any nitty gritty if anyone is looking for a slower, more intuitive approach (this has taken about 3 months in total) - I started Couch 2 5k in February time to desperately look for an exercise I enjoy, and somehow it just stuck. I run a few times a week and I only do 20/25 minute runs (usually hitting about 3km, I'm very slow), if I'm too tired or sluggish I just replace the run with a HIIT class on youtube and it gives me the same sort of boost.
I love to walk anyway but my walking had really taken a tole at the end of last year because I just felt quite hopeless, so I aim to get out of the house at least once a day even for a little walk, but once I'm out it motivates me to go further. (I aim for 7,000 steps a day at a minimum, it feels much more realistic for me than 10,000).
As for food, I've been trying to cook more and understand what makes me feel sluggish, I try to eat mainly vegan through the day until I get to dinner - somehow when I make a vegan lunch it makes me more creative. I also try to honour my hunger and when I feel a bit more sluggish I'll make sure to put extra veggies in my meals which helps massively.
I'm still on a journey as I'm not good with drinking water and my sleep is not what it could be - but I feel mentally much clearer and so much better in my body, even though I'm still a comfortable size 16 I don't hate myself!