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Hi Jane and welcome back.
There are many people on this thread better qualified than me to give advice but I just want to send you lots of encouragement and say do go back to class next week.
I find that if you can just string a few good days together it will get you motivated again - the more you do the less you want to undo it - IYSWIM!
I get loads of motivation from this thread - we will do it!!August Shopping Challenge. 26/8. Budget £250 Spent £256.81.. £6.81 over. So £0.00 a day left.0 -
Hi Jane, I am still here but don't post very often! Yesterday was my birthday and it was not a good day eating or mood wise I'm afraid.
I had taken my little dog Charlie (a bichon ) to the park and he was attacked by a big staffordshire terrier. She got hold of Charlie by the throat and it took four of us to finally get her to let go. There was a lot of blood and both Charlie and I were both in shock. We got Charlie to the vets and the vet said that if Charlie hadn't had such a wide collar on it could have been much worse. He has 8 puncture/tear wounds to his throat, he was given pain killers and antibiotic injections plus a prescription for both. I dislocated my small finger and have a bruised and swollen hand from fighting with the other dog trying to get her off Charlie. It took 4 of us in the end to release him. Couldn't concentrate on the diet after all that and ended up having pizza delivered last night.
On the plus side, after a restless night for all of us Charlie seems a little perkier this morning and drank some water!
Love
Marion
ps - sorry for the depressing message.When life hands you lemons, ask for tequilla and salt and give me a call!!!0 -
Oh that's awful RetiredLady. So sorry to hear about your distressing exprience. Hope you have a nice restful day today with lots of huggles. XGrocery Challenge £139/240 until 31/01
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Hello all,
I had a binge the other day
Anyway was good yesterday & will be good today.
recovering spendaholic, the SW doet will be fantstic for you if you have a bog appetite. And also don't think of having 12 stone to lose. break it down otherwise you will feel you have a mountain to clinb. Good luck x
Skint Catt, how are you x
I can't get to class tomorrow as have the decorator in.
Take care all
Lisa x0 -
I had a day off SW yesterday as was going out. I made a sensible choice. Salmon, jacket potato with veg and then topped it off with hollondaise sauce and one sachet thingy of butter!
Later in the evening had a little trifle. Not too bad a day, but back on track today. Just waiting for the rice to cook to have breakfast. Have a good day y'all.Grocery Challenge £139/240 until 31/01
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Hi all, I'm good Lisa, thank you
Trying to be ultra good this weekend until WI!
So sorry to hear about your little dog Marion - what an awful thing to happen! But I did find out Ribena Light (or one of those versions!) is free! Didn't know any Ribena was free!
Thanks to Consultant for Mrs Ivy again - she obviously doesn't read her book! lol I can't remember the last time I had some fresh juice! Used to miss it but not so bad now.
Cooked brekkie again here (free sausages, bacon & fried egg), then a lovely roast this evening - chicken, HEb roasties in frylight, cabbage, carrots & broccoli! :drool:0 -
I'm having a 100% day today!
I've had baked beans, poached mushrooms and eggs for brekkie/brunch. OH is making mushroom risotto for dinner, yum!!!!They have the internet on computers now?! - Homer Simpson
It's always better to be late in this life, than early in the next0 -
Ooooh I LOVE mushroom risotto!!!! :drool: OH makes it though - so I don't know how to now he's away
This week I challenge myself to;
40 mins minimum on the Cross Trainer every day (Thurs - Sun might be difficult as we're away but will try to get a walk in each day!)
8 glasses of liquid a day (should be ok as I drink a fair bit)
At least 2 portions of speed (or super speed foods) as day. Need to buy more fruit for weekend at FIL's then! :rolleyes:0 -
Hi recovering spendaholic - welcome back to the thread!:T
OK - here's a few ideas from me - feel free to completely ignore them if you think 'well duh - I know all that!':D
I lost about 4 stone a few years ago - so while I know that is not as much as you would like to lose, it does put me in the 'more than a stone' to lose category (still have at least a stone to get rid of, but I have been struggling with that for a couple of years - thats another story!);)
I honestly found the most helpful things were walking every day - doesn't have to be fast, and you don't have to wear exercise gear - you just need to get a bit sweaty and keep doing it every day! If walking is painful for you - get a Rosemary Conley exercise DVD and do the low impact version of everything. Start off with as many minutes as you can manage - and keep going each day.
Also GREEN DAYS all the way - especially to start, I absolutely stuffed myself with jacket potatoes, rice all that kind of stuff. Don't worry about what a 'reasonable'portion is (to start with anyway) - eat enough to feel full - find some veggies that you like and cook LOTS of them. And I still never leave the fridge empty of Mullerlite yogurts - they are brilliant, free of syns and you can add all sorts of fruit to them (bananas, grapes, apple - al of the above!).
Also - don't get on the scales too often - its depressing;)
Give yourself a week to stick to it - and see what happens - then another week etc. Think in terms of weeks - its really helped for me. 7 days is not so many.
Finally (long post sorry) - I used to keep all my syns til the evening, and then go and buy something I wanted - eg a milky way or curly wurly. I wouldn't keep that stuff in the house, becuause I would eat it during the day - then be really tempted to go over in the evening.
Hope that some of this is helpful. xOnward and upward - with the odd step to the side
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