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Weight Loss the Old Style Way! Part 7. Please read posts 1 and 2 before posting.
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Thanks suzid and cheerfulness.
Thats what I find depressing, tappy that there is never an end to it...if we just had to do it for X long, then it would be easy.Please do not confuse me with other gratefulsforhelp. x0 -
gratefulforhelp wrote: ».
Thats what I find depressing, tappy that there is never an end to it...if we just had to do it for X long, then it would be easy.
I do understand what you mean grateful but if we dont keep at it what is the alternative? just give up and get even bigger. I do remember the good old days when I ate what I liked without worrying about it but as you get older you just cant do that anymore:( on the plus side I do enjoy what I eat and when I have slip-ups I'm usually glad to get back to 'real food' again as I feel so much better and more energetic.
Keep going grateful - its worth it in the end xDo what you love :happyhear0 -
You're right, as ever!Please do not confuse me with other gratefulsforhelp. x0
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Forgot to mention that I saw somebody I used to work but haven't seen in about 2 years last Friday. She walked right past me and when I ran after her she had no idea who I was until I said my name because according to her I 'look like a different person'. So that was a nice reminder of how far I have come with nearly 2 1/2 stone gone and kept off bar the odd 2-3lb slip which I quickly rectify.
Everyone can do it, it just takes time, persistence and support
B: 2 wholemeal toast (no butter) Hm marmalade
L: Cheese and HM chutney sandwich on wholemeal
HM chicken pie with steamed carrots, cabbage and cauli
S: 6 sour cherry ball sweeties
I have also made a choccy cake but so far have resisted temptation
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Welcome back cheerfullness...yes, some of us are still here!
Thanks to everyone for their kind words...I will have to work really hard this week to maintain my loss, as I bashed my toe on Friday night (a kitchen worktop off-cut fell on it!).
I can hardly walk atm, and DH wants to take me to the MIU tomorrow to check that it isn't broken. The big toe is all black and blue, and I will almost certainly lose the nail...so I am not up to doing anything in the way of exercise just now! I have to have my foot raised all the time as the pressure (and pain) when the foot is lowered is just too much.
One good thing about this bashed toe, I should get lots of sewing and knitting done! At least I have no work until Saturday, and DH will take me if I still can't drive.
Have a great week everyone.
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Weight loss since 24/06/2012: 30lb
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gratefulforhelp wrote: »You're right, as ever!
sorry if it sounded like I was preaching, I really didn't mean it like that - my DH always says I am bossy;)(who me?:D)
keiss - ouch! that sounds nasty - hope its not broken x
Floyd - I bet that really cheered you up!:j well done on losing so much weight so far!:T
Frogga hello to our little green friend if she's reading the thread!:wave:Do what you love :happyhear0 -
Hi Cheerfulness! yes still sticking at it! managed to maintain it for over 2 years now! :j
You are my hero!
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Hi again Keiss :wave:- think your OH may be right to check it out. My poor friend was recently sporting a plaster cast on her foot after stubbing her toe on a step. She just thought it was a nasty bruise, too.
Have had my tea and now know how those lbs popped back on. Its clearly the ole chestnut of portion size. :wall:
I've mainly stuck to my small plate of before but its amazing how much you can cram on them when you're in a greedy moody.
As its Sunday I will be indulging slightly in a modest slice of victoria sandwich with a pot of tea while watching Foyles War. Then I'll try knitting feverishly to burn some calories off. :rotfl:
Enloy your evening everyone.AUGUST GROCERY CHALLENGE £115.93/ £250
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cheerfulness4 wrote: »You are my hero!
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:oah thanks Cheerfulness:)Do what you love :happyhear0 -
Well I've managed to stay the same which is nothing short of a minor miracle as I ate out Fri & Sat and had roast on Sun!
I'm out tonight but then should be back to a 'normal' week.....
Hope all of you are well, so many are doing well.
And Floyd it must have been such a boost to have an old friend not recognise you due to weight loss.0 -
I've stayed the same and I'm also surprised. Had bad cravings last week for sugary stuff and did indulge. However, as I've had a reprieve it's back on the wagon for me. xBack for the No Buying Toiletries challenge. I pledge to only buy when I run out of a product that is not already in my stash no matter what wonderful emails land in in my Inbox or threads I read on MSE re: glitches!
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