Compassionate Weight Loss: Week 6 already!?

Monday, February 28, 2011

Week 6 already!?

Week 6 weight in!
starting weight: 247.0
todays weight: 237.2
total so far: 9.8 lbs!!

I will not deny that I had hoped to further along but I am still happy to be losing none the less!!

1 comment:

RuthieMarch 1, 2011 at 10:09 AM
Go find something that weighs 10Lbs and then pick it up. Feel the heaviness of it and you can really appreciate how much 10Lbs is off your body. That's what I would do to keep my weight loss in prospective. I'm so proud of you!! You motivate me every day!!
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Join Me!

Dear Friends and Family:

As this New Year begins there are hopeful new beginnings! I would like to invite you to join me on a new journey to good health, while helping others. For some time now I've wanted to lose weight, but have lacked the drive and commitment. I'm starting fresh and ready to work hard, not only for myself, but others. In my new weight loss campaign, I'm asking friends and family to help me help hungry children. From Jan. 17^th – May 25^th I'm asking friends and family to pledge $1 per pound. At the end of my “campaign” all money will be donated to Compassion International to help feed hungry children!

Compassion International was founded by the Rev. Everett Swanson in 1952. Compassion began by providing Korean War orphans with food, shelter, education and health care, as well as Christian training. Today Compassion helps more than 1 million children in 26 countries. For more information on Compassion International, please check out http://www.compassion.com/.

I have created a blog and will be sending out weekly emails. The blog will be updated with pictures, good recipes and world hunger information. I hope you will join me in my pursuit of health and giving as I enjoy a healthier life while helping provide others with much needed food!

If you would like to support my cause you can email me at strwberry2ashes@gmail.com with your pledge. Even if you cannot pledge, please join my blog for encouragement and accountability and see lives changed!

Sincerely,

Robin Ashworth