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Anyone else on a diet and struggling?
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Are you back on the wagon yet Tink?0
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WantToBeSE wrote: »Are you back on the wagon yet Tink?
No not yet0 -
I love swimming, but with my thyroid probs I hate cold pools and I can't afford a health club membership! yes thyroid probs are so hard to get the dose right, I'm on a hefty dose but I still don't feel well xMany thanks to all who contribute on MSE
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No not yet
Do you need a friendly kick up the bottom?
GET BACK ON THE WAGON, WOMAN!!!!
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Last night I had the worst nights sleep so not counting again today0 -
I am about 9st overweight and have started diets and excersize then stopped after a couple of weeks as it doesn't happen fast enough, my biggest downfall at the moment are the chedder and onion walkers crinkle crisps as i can eat 1 packet after another.Sealed pot member 095 SPC No 7 £578.32
sealed pot No 8 Target £750 TOTAL £1059.86:j
sealed pot no 9 Target £1200 TOTAL £1073.38:cool:
sealed pot no 10 Target £1200 TOTAL £1209
sealed pot No 11 target £1250 total £TBC0 -
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Last night I had the worst nights sleep so not counting again today
How does being tired stop you from counting calories? I'm *constantly* tired (late nights, early mornings, work, exercise, busy life), but I manage.
I hate to sound harsh, and I know I do, but you need to stop finding excuses if you genuinely want to lose weight.******** Never be a spectator of unfairness or stupidity *******"Always be calm and polite, and have the materials to make a bomb"0 -
nickyhutch wrote: »How does being tired stop you from counting calories? I'm *constantly* tired (late nights, early mornings, work, exercise, busy life), but I manage.
I hate to sound harsh, and I know I do, but you need to stop finding excuses if you genuinely want to lose weight.
It's not the tiredness
It's the fact I've been up longer0 -
I'm awake 18 hours a day. It's do-able, if you really want to.******** Never be a spectator of unfairness or stupidity *******"Always be calm and polite, and have the materials to make a bomb"0
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nickyhutch wrote: »I'm awake 18 hours a day. It's do-able, if you really want to.
Im not you0
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