***manic monday mutterings ***

spud30

Bun, well done on talking to MiL. She sounds like a right one :cool:

SuzySu

Spud - your DS sounds just like mine....he's lost front door keys, school jumpers, memory sticks, whole PE kits, homework diaries (perhaps these are on purpose?), pencil cases, geometry sets, school text books....the list could go on. He is THE most frustrating child and doesn't seem to learn from his mistakes either.

Snaggles

Luc, that's a perfectly healthy weight and you don't need CD, silly!

Bunnyinthelights

Luc-that is a BMI of 23.5 (approx) and basically, in an ideal weight BMI range, well, 20-25 is. They could do the 1000,1200 or 1500 calorie program (Steps 3,4 and 5) if they wanted, that is a mixture od 2 CM a day (CM=cambridge meals) and low GI, low fat food.

Ames

How about a BMI of well over 35?

Salmon and healthy chips in the oven. Had my hair cut and it's fab but I don't like the fringe, it's a half one and I wanted it all sloped but it's a bit blocky. But I can't complain for £3, especially when the teacher did most of it. I need to dye it again soon though cos my gray's looking bad again! And they somehow managed to fix sister's DIY botch job.

Bunny, I'm really sorry you're feeling so down, your MIL sounds like my mum, she holds onto a grudge like a drowning man clings to a lifebelt. It's really clever really - they can claim they don't want to worry us, when actually it hurts a hell of a lot more than a stand up row. Please don't let it worry you about Florida, remember you wont be on your own there you'll have your mum and friends there.

spud30

SuzySu wrote: »

Spud - your DS sounds just like mine....he's lost front door keys, school jumpers, memory sticks, whole PE kits, homework diaries (perhaps these are on purpose?), pencil cases, geometry sets, school text books....the list could go on. He is THE most frustrating child and doesn't seem to learn from his mistakes either.

Oh heck, they do sound similar dont they. Please tell me he's close in age to mine, so we can hope they'll grow out of it

SuzySu

spud30 wrote: »

Oh heck, they do sound similar dont they. Please tell me he's close in age to mine, so we can hope they'll grow out of it

No idea how old your DS is Spud....mine will be 16 in July so don't hold your breath :rotfl:

spud30

SuzySu wrote: »

No idea how old your DS is Spud....mine will be 16 in July so don't hold your breath :rotfl:

He was 12 in Feb :cool:

Bunnyinthelights

Ames,
With a BMI over 35, they could do Sole Source (how many CM depends on height as well) but you have to get Dr permission if on medication as the rapid reduction in weight can mean needing to look at medications frequently and there are some contraindications.

Lucifa73

Bunnyinthelights wrote: »

Luc-that is a BMI of 23.5 (approx) and basically, in an ideal weight BMI range, well, 20-25 is. They could do the 1000,1200 or 1500 calorie program (Steps 3,4 and 5) if they wanted, that is a mixture od 2 CM a day (CM=cambridge meals) and low GI, low fat food.

I'll stick to eating sensibly and try run more then:o