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Weight Loss the Old Style Way! Part 7. Please read posts 1 and 2 before posting.

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  • EstherH
    EstherH Posts: 1,150 Forumite
    Hi, not been on for a few days, still doing okay I think.
    Today was:
    1oz mueslie
    Orange/dried fruit -2 dates, 1 apricot/1brazil nut
    Jacket potato and chilli - did't finish it so saved for tea
    2 plums/1 necterine
    Rest of jacket potato and some microwaved mushrooms

    Will probably have strawberries and yoghurt later.

    Keep going everyone.
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  • Prudent
    Prudent Posts: 11,644 Forumite
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    Hello everyone :)

    Sorry for not being on for a while. I have been back at work and its been hectic.

    Exercise: I managed a swim yesterday and a walk this evening.

    Today I ate:

    B: Porridge
    s. apple
    L. Baked pot & Hm coleslaw (with herbs and seeds)
    s: HM graze box
    D. Quorn pieces and stir fry veggies. Weightwatcher fromage frais.

    Have encouraged collegues to set up a diet club. We are going to weigh in every Friday :D Hoping this will keep up motivation.

    Thanks again to all who post what they eat as I find it so helpful.
  • Hi
    Why is it I can put half a stone on in less than a week but can't lose it as quick. Feel like i'm banging my head against a brick wall.
    Walked to and from work, 45 mins each way. Then went to town to see doc, had a blood test for rheumatoid arthritis and wanted the results as I'm so exhausted and aching. Result negative so that's good, he said I need to lose weight and for exercise to work need to get breathless and sweaty, sure they'll love me at work if I turn up like that. I will try and push myself on the way home. He also said I have a fatty liver - so the need to lose weight and exercise is even more pressing.
    bfast cornflakes and strawberries
    lunch watercress sarnie
    diner hm tomato and veg soup, rocket and watercress salad
    fruit apple pear and banana
    WL 11 st 5lb as at 050109. 160209 11st 2lb
    11st 5lb as at 20.04.09 11st 7lbs 040509 11st6 010609 I wish 2016 175 lbs.
    Family of 3 at home - , DS 22, self and OH
  • EstherH
    EstherH Posts: 1,150 Forumite
    Good news about the rheumatoid arthritis but not so good about the liver by the sounds of it though I don't actually know what it is. If diet and exercise is going to help though, it will give you more of an incentive. You've done well with what you've had to eat today.
    Second purse £101/100
    Third purse. £500 Saving for Christmas 2014
    ALREADY BANKED:
    £237 Christmas Savings 2013
    Stock Still not done a stock check.
    Started 9/5/2013.
  • Prudent
    Prudent Posts: 11,644 Forumite
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    Hi
    he said I need to lose weight and for exercise to work need to get breathless and sweaty, sure they'll love me at work if I turn up like that. I will try and push myself on the way home.


    :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
  • sams247
    sams247 Posts: 1,362 Forumite
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    Had a hot chocolate yesterday, unplanned, didn't see it coming, was taken unawares...... but it was nice.

    Today.
    Bfast - egg with veggie burger (got so bored of cereal)
    Lunch - vegetable wrap with sour cream, plus peach yoghurt
    Tea - Pasta bake with veggies and tuna
    Snack - hmmm not anything planned but dare say something will come along just in time.

    Exercise - plan to go for long walk this evening. If it rains it will be sit ups instead
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          1. mlz1413
            mlz1413 Posts: 3,030 Forumite
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            "He also said I have a fatty liver - so the need to lose weight and exercise is even more pressing."
            Hi procrastinator, did your doc talk to you about diet help / support? our local gym/swimming pool takes doctors referals free and a friend of mine got loads of help to lose weight last year, so might be worth asking.

            Today:
            B: cereal & milk
            L: ham, cheese & coleslaw sandwich with can of drink
            S: orange
            D: stir fry veg & sauce
            also meeting some friends so will have a drink or 2 tonight.
          2. Prudent
            Prudent Posts: 11,644 Forumite
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            edited 19 August 2010 at 9:54PM
            Hi everyone.

            Procrastinator, I do agree. Your doc should be offering you some more support. Although it was funny, you need a better option than turning up at work sweaty.

            Today:
            B. Porridge
            L. Tuna salad and melon
            s. HM graze box
            D. Fish and baked beans + diet yoghurt

            Weekly weigh in day at work tomorrow. We are going to put 50p in the kitty if our weight stays the same & £1 if it goes up. The person that loses the most at the end of term (we are teachers) gets the kitty. What an incentive!! I would love to get some new clothes, so going to try hard.
          3. EstherH
            EstherH Posts: 1,150 Forumite
            Hi, today was:
            B: 1oz muslie
            S: Banana
            L: Homemade veg soup with mixed pulses in
            S: More soup
            S: 2 Plums, 1 Necterine
            D: Pork stew made with potatoes, carrots, onions, little of the soup and pork from yesterdays tea
            S: Tinned peaches, strawberries couple spoons of yoghurt and sprinkling of muslie
            S:
            Second purse £101/100
            Third purse. £500 Saving for Christmas 2014
            ALREADY BANKED:
            £237 Christmas Savings 2013
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            Started 9/5/2013.
          4. imataloss
            imataloss Posts: 283 Forumite
            Hello everyone - am a long time lurker/occasional poster on this thread and would really like to become a regular.
            I am now officially now the heaviest I have ever been in my life - 14st 10lb and at 5` 5 1/2 " is not a good place to be. :eek:
            I really need to lose at least 4 stone but know this isn`t going to happen overnight.
            To make it happen I must:
            1. Make use of my gym membership. Used to go 5 mornings a week before work with friends. This is now down to 1 or 2 mornings a week because I have to take my DGS to nursery and DD to work before starting my work. I work from home.
            2. Calorie count - use a calorie counting website and find it very useful for working out what I am overeating and when.
            3. Make time for myself. I feel sometimes that I am pulled in so many directions, I don`t know what to do first.

            I am a very positive person normally but today I feel that everything is getting too much. Maybe it`s that after holiday feeling hitting me. Been back at work 2 weeks and feel as though I`ve not been away. Or it`s the weather and the fact it was getting dark at 8.20 pm last night. What did happen to summer?

            Anyway - it`s time to start work now. Really must get a move on.

            Look forward to getting to know you all. Have a good day everyone. :)
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