It is 102 Days since I started my Daily Food Diary in an effort to become more mindful of what I consume. It is also Three Years & Two Months since I started this Health & Fitness Lifestyle that I have adopted.
Over the past few years, I have joined different Facebook Groups. Shortly after I started working out, I joined one that is for those who follow David Goggins. For me, his work pushes me past my comfort zone and challenges me to continually expand my potential. In three years, I have come much further than I would have imagined possible. For a lot of the other members, their goal seems to be about proving the superiority of their political views. 🙄
When, I broke my arm a couple of years ago, I joined a ‘fractured humerus’ group. I know everyone is different, as is every injury. But I was amazed that within nine weeks, I was fully healed, while the majority of members were still confined to a recliner 24/7. I had to wonder if they would ever heal, if they never moved. It seemed to me that my level of activity had given me an edge. 💪
Lately, I joined a group for people with bronchiectasis. I have struggled to find information on this condition – even from health professionals. Most ‘chronic lung disease’ research seems to be aimed at COPD. Many of the new members in this group seem to find likewise. They join asking for tips on what they can or should be doing. Other members offer advice on what tests they should request, which medications are most effective, and which lung clearing devices to purchase. I find it bizarre that they do not mention exercise, diet, or stress control – all of which are far more important than anything for me. 🚶🍎 🧘
I have gotten some valuable information from the different groups that I have joined, but I struggle to stay engaged. It seems that for the most part, I am on my own specific path for this Health and Fitness Journey. As long as it is working for me, I guess it doesn’t matter, but it seems odd – because what I am doing does work for me. 😊
Daily Food Diary – Day 102
Breakfast:
(1) c coffee (2) (4.7 mg)
(1/2) grapefruit (41)
(1/2) tsp sugar (8) (2.1 grams)
Lunch:
(2.1) oz chicken breast (89) (27.4 mg)
(24) Lightly salted Lays potato chips (134) (48 mg) (.5 grams)
Snacks:
30 oz water
(1) c Hibiscus tea
(1/4) cup unsalted peanuts (83) (3.8 mg)
Supper:
(4) oz pork chop (130) (190 mg)
(1) tsp olive oil (40)
(1) c Rice. (242)
(1) tbsp soya sauce (15) (610 mg)
(1) c peas (111) (156 mg)
(2) tsp butter (69) (63.3 mg)
(2) sq 85% dark chocolate (125) (3 grams)
Total net calories: 983
Net calorie goal: 1269 – 983 = 286 under 👍
Total Sodium: 1103.2 mg
Sodium goal: 1500 to 2300 mg 👍
Total Processed sugar: 5.6 grams
Processed sugar goal: < 25 grams 👍
That’s it for today. Take care and have a great day! 💗😊

You didn’t know, I didn’t know either until now…we had the same thing for lunch. 🙂
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My granddaughter, Genie will text me if our meals matched. It is funny how often her, her mother (my daughter Jen) and I will make the same thing. 🥰
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My sister and I do that too. We both cannot have gluten, so our meals match quite often.
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I hope that is going ok for you. Dan and I were talking yesterday about how fortunate we are that my worst allergy is yeast (not gluten).
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All is going pretty well. I feel a whole lot better after getting off gluten.
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That is great, Mags. It is amazing how easy it is to give up a food when we realize how much better we feel without it. 💗
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Yes, indeed it is. I am amazed at how much better I am doing and feeling.
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I am so happy for you, Mags!
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💛💚
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Thank you! I am happy that you are doing so much better also.
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This was beautifully written. You captured something I’ve been trying to express but never quite found the right words for. Looking forward to reading more from you.”
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Thank you, Wilbert! I appreciate your complimentary feedback. ☺️
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