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  • posted by  Janet1973 on 'Weigh in' thread
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    Well, ok, sunnyb, yes you can buy them if you really really really need to. But, bear in mind, they may give you a different reading to your ones at home. You’d have to give them at least two pounds grace up or down. Thats the ww leader in me coming out!

    Its going to take me two or three days to get back into fat burning I think, but next Saturday I am going to a work reunion and Monday is my birthday. I would like to be officially under 10 stone by then but as no one else will care but me, we’ll see how it goes!

  • posted by  Lucia on My eight weeks….
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    Hi Hashimoto,

    It’s calm and sunny here now.

    Good keeping busy. Previously, I would fall out of bed and sit on the settee until bedtime. Then roll back up to bed.

    Have just sorted next few days of meals.

    Now sorting out a bag of old clothes. Charity shop will be busy over the next month or two. ๐Ÿ˜„๐Ÿ˜„๐Ÿ˜„๐Ÿ˜„๐Ÿ˜„๐Ÿ˜„๐Ÿ˜„๐Ÿ˜„๐Ÿ˜„
    Back working 7:45am to 7pm this week. 30 mins lunch. ๐Ÿ˜•๐Ÿ˜•๐Ÿ˜•๐Ÿ˜•๐Ÿ˜•

    You planning anything this week?

    Love Lucia xxxx

  • posted by  orchid on 'Weigh in' thread
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    Hi Sunnyb, if you really feel the need for scales, then if possible take your own with you! I know this sound extreme, but buying new ones over there may give a false reading either too high or too low compared with your own! I know I loved stepping on my mothers scales as I appeared to be 3-4lbs lighter than my ones ๐Ÿ™
    The real test is how your clothes feel on you, if they are still fine, then you are fine.
    If you already know how you will manage with the heat increase (I retain fluids at least 2-3kg until my body acclimatises), then factor that into your clothes measurements and weight so you don’t panic. I remember coming back from a holiday in Sri Lanka, a still skinny me, many years ago and finding that my stomach was extended by inches and I was 8 lbs up – it was all fluid retention from the flight. When I asked the doctor for tablets for the water retention he refused saying my body was doing exactly what it was designed to do and preserving my fluid levels in extreme conditions. It fixed itself in a week.
    Like you I am wondering how I will cope travelling and on holiday at the end of April. I am driving from Hertfordshire via my family in Scotland for a few days then onto Orkney for an 8 day stay and driving back. The holiday in Orkney is full board, and I will just have to manage by not eating the carbs and being sensible.
    The driving up and down is going to be the killer – motorway service stations are not exactly well known for their healthy fare! Last time I went up I started buying espresso’s for my caffeine fix instead skinny late’s to cut calories. I was eating packets of mints like there was no tomorrow and crisps as well Now I can have full fat late’s now that will hopefully keep me fuller and alert – and hope their are salads in the shops. What I really want is a plate of soup! I will take a flask with soup for the way up, and the idea of a supply of hardboiled eggs as someone else suggested is a great one. Any other tips/suggestions would be welcome.

  • posted by  Jandz100 on The planned day off diet
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    I too have had a carb heavy weekend with food & drink and I’m suffering for it, have had a headache since yesterday, tummy is sore.

    Despite my resolve to stay away from the chocolate I had an Easter egg this afternoon, one of those ยฃ1 size ones, it was awful and now I feel worse than ever, have been asleep for 2 hours and it’s not helped.

    I’m back at work tomorrow so back on the plan, have learnt 3 valuable lessons this weekend:

    1. give up alcohol – I no longer enjoy drinking or the after effects
    2. stop eating chocolate – it tastes horrible
    3. Carbs make me feel rough as hell ๐Ÿ˜ณ

  • posted by  hashimoto on My eight weeks….
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    Orchid great news about the trousers. I pulled out a jumper i havent worn for a decade. A friend said you’ve been buying a lot of new clothes lately. No, just old clothes unpacked ๐Ÿ™‚

  • posted by  jpscloud on 'Weigh in' thread
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    My first week weigh in – I lost 6lbs! I started last weekend so it’s just over a week really but I’ll weigh regularly on Mondays. I am really happy with the weight loss but still a little worried that I can’t make it through a full week without lapses. That kind of weight loss is so motivating though, maybe this week will be my week to manage without lapsing at all!

  • posted by  zebbie on The planned day off diet
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    Ive totally indulged this Easter! Not too bad today but the rest of the Holiday has been a total food fest.
    Never mind. Onwards and downwards!!!! I’m going to be back on it proper tomorrow

  • posted by  hashimoto on 'Weigh in' thread
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    Sunnyb why don’t you just take a tapemeasure and some ketostix? They should tell you all you need to know.

    I’m envious – warm sun, lovely fresh spices and veg ๐Ÿ™‚

  • posted by  hashimoto on 'Weigh in' thread
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    Hi purplepenguin all i can say is i feel better than i have for ten years. This diet is amazing ๐Ÿ™‚

  • posted by  hashimoto on My eight weeks….
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    Hi Lucia, not mad at all! Very sensible ideas! Just think all the money saved from those coffees would buy you some clothes for your new self. Size twelve by Xmas – well that’s a lot of ยฃ10s ๐Ÿ™‚
    Get yourself a ‘I will treat myself tin’ and store those ยฃ10 pounds away for you new xmas wardrobe. ๐Ÿ™‚

  • posted by  hashimoto on How Will My GP React?
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    Hi Mollytopmarx, it is really good that you can reverse it now. I’m so glad you found the diet at this early stage. Now you have tried the forums please keep posting – whether it be successes or failures we will be right there with you ๐Ÿ™‚

  • posted by  SunnyB on 'Weigh in' thread
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    You made me smile Janet1973! Okay, I’ll go to Turkey and try to manage without scales, but if I feel I’m starting to gain too much weight, I’ll buy some then – would that be okay? Thought I had a good game plan, but experience this w/e has shaken my surety a bit. Hopefully when I get to Friday 8th April when we leave, I’ll feel more secure in my confidence to be away from home and keeping control of my weight!

    Well done you on hitting the first stone lost!! I am hoping to get there by the time I leave the UK – have 4.2lb to go to get there, so wish me luck. Also well done on resisting more chocolate and for the haemoglobin readings. You must be really happy with progress so far – keep up the good work! Hope to hear good results from you at the end of the week.

  • posted by  hashimoto on Please sign our petition
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    Hi ay caramba thanks for signing – 85 when I just checked. Wonderful! ๐Ÿ™‚

    Yes, sunnyb you’re right it will take all of us to get this message spread: working on averages the number of people who have shared to facebook will have put the petition in front of the faces of around 2000 people. Most will not be interested, but at some future time it may just come back to them! ๐Ÿ™‚ We have 6 months to get this out there before the petition gets closed ๐Ÿ™‚

  • posted by  Lucia on My eight weeks….
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    Hi,
    The kids a few doors down are letting me have a go at roller blades……
    Helmet, elbow pads, knee pads, gloves etc
    Where’s the bum pads , oh I already have my own on ๐Ÿ™‚๐Ÿ™‚๐Ÿ™‚๐Ÿ™‚๐Ÿ™‚๐Ÿ™‚๐Ÿ™‚

    Should be like riding a bike?
    Love Lucia
    Xxxxx

  • posted by  captainlynne on Belated Happy Bank Holiday Monday
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    Hope you’re all having a good day.

    Not been on much today, my brain is fried๐Ÿ˜ฑ I’ve spent half the day on the phone trying to sort out a problem with Amazon and my bank๐Ÿ˜ณ

    Hopefully it’s sorted now (the gift card added to my Amazon account helped) and one good thing about being on the phone for hours is that it stopped me eating anything at lunchtime!

    Not eaten since breakfast, so off to prepare food ๐Ÿ˜ƒ

  • posted by  Lucia on My eight weeks….
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    Hi cat girl,
    Thinking of getting some gold hot pants like kylies. Ha, that will make front page news,!!
    Love Lucia xxxx

  • posted by  Lucia on My eight weeks….
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    Hi,
    I wanted to have some shakes as back up in a few weeks time.
    Rather mix some powder in milk in a hotel room instead of fast food. I don’t want to put back what I have lost so far. And I can’t just live off water. Salad will go weird. Cooked meat etc off.
    May just take canned food, tuna etc.

    On our website and others I have found something surprising…
    Certaslim. Cal 120 carb. 12
    Slender shake. 204. 30.7
    Oatwell. 120. 29
    Lighter life 150 12.7
    Sanatergen ??? 5.8 carbs
    Complan. 243. 34.2

    So for me complan seems high in carbs.
    If you fail to plan, your plan will fail.

    Don’t use my figures, please research yourself.

    Interesting though. Tinned food it is.
    Love Lucia
    Xxxx

  • posted by  malkay on What music gets you to move it?
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    Do Anything you Wanna do (Eddie and the Hotrods)
    I Only Wanna be with you (The Tourists or Dusty)
    Anything by Dexys…
    Ditto Earth, Wind and Fire….

    Showing my age, but could go on………
    None of these are actually my music of choice, but are what get me moving!

  • posted by  orchid on My eight weeks….
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    thank-you Catgirl and I recognise your story about spanx! The first time I wore them I did the same, fortunately it was at a family Christmas dinner so the walking was car to house, and one room to another. They were not quite at half mast by the time I got into my brothers house and it was quick trips to the loo to fix! I think that was the only time I wore them as I decided I did not like the stuffed sausage look, they do smooth out the fat – but it is still there, and I ended up losing what little shape I had and looked like an over stuffed sausage ๐Ÿ™ .

  • posted by  ay caramba on The planned day off diet
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    Lostgirl
    Completely understand your pain.
    Attended 60th Birthday celebration at an Indian Restaurant on Saturday.
    Managed to stick to Vegetarian curries and no rice so that was good. But drank a glass of champagne and a glass of red wine.
    Felt obliged to eat the Indian sweet that our host and Birthday boy had specially ordered….’ Guabjaman’…..am I mad?
    This is a totally sugary confection and of course I paid the price in pain and weight gain yesterday.
    My body certainly objected but today all fine and temporary weight gain happily lost.
    Pleased to be back on track so quickly and sort of relieved my body tells me that it would prefer me to eat as healthily as possible!

  • posted by  orchid on My eight weeks….
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    Hi Lucia – nice try….. Complan per portion is 34.4g Carbs (18.2 of which is sugar) and that is without any banana added in! Calories per potion 245. Probably not?!?

  • posted by  Catgirl on My eight weeks….
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    Well done Orchid, I seriously remember having navy blur hots pants with a bib back in the day! The 70’s look is so in so go for it.

    Lucia, as for Spanx I do have them but the first time I wore them was to Buckingham Palace, didn’t realise they had a gusset and put tights on over them which were down to my knees by the time I got to the inner courtyard, tried pulling them up shielded by hubby but my silk dress ended up around my waist in the effort to get the tights up, bet security staff watching the cctv had a good chuckle! I couldn’t race to the toilets quick enough to sort out my wardrobe malfunction so Spanx do not bring back happy memories!

    Went out for lunch today and ordered fish (left the batter) and got salad instead of chips, still had a drool over the dessert menu but didn’t succumb.

    Here’s to the new smaller size bsd’ers,

  • posted by  Janet1973 on 'Weigh in' thread
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    I don’t normally like to be too pushy with my suggestions on here (she laughs!) but sunnyb, I really do think you would do better without the scales in Turkey. They will only encourage you to worry about your weight instead of enjoying your time out there. Ignorance is bliss and all that. You will know how you are doing by how your clothes feel. As you’ve said above, you have got a good game plan already worked out.

    In other news, I got to my first stone weight loss last Thursday so I’m very happy with that. I kinda gave myself the day off yesterday but am back on plan today. I have given blood today and had the best haemoglobin test I have ever had so I am confident that my new way of eating is far healthier than the old one. I did, of course have to eat the obligatory mint chocolate club afterwards (gorgeous!) to satisfy the nurses but in the past, that would have set me off wanting more chocolate and today I feel like I can just carry on ignoring it.

    I will soon be digging out my treadmill from under all the work kit I have been storing in our spare bedroom. I used to like doing the odd half hour of jogging with the radio on, I’m thinking it will be a good way to rattle of those 10,000 steps every day. Its not often I talk about doing exercise!

  • posted by  Buxtonmick on A bit of Easter Monday madness
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    Orchid, that’s a really good point! It’s easy to just get used to numbers and lose sight of what they actually mean. Any means of realising the physics of the numbers is of real value, and your idea is one of the best. Brilliant!

  • posted by  sianeyb on Newby and feeling quite daunted
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    Thank you all so much. Fridge is full of eggs, spinach, natural yogurt. Weigh in day tomorrow
    Thank you all for your support, it will help and I intend to be successful, so I too can help others as you are helping me to start!
    Sian x

  • posted by  sianeyb on 'Weigh in' thread
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    Well done that’s a fabulous start hopefully I will be able to say the same next week! Starting tomorrow ๐Ÿ™‚

  • posted by  pmshrink on 'Weigh in' thread
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    Hi Sunnyb
    I think put that in the past now.
    Re your trip – recently in india all meals were ‘out’ and I just asked for no rice, no bread, no potatoes and extra green veg. It was fine. I wasn’t able to calorie count but managed to lose 1 lb following this regime. ( Would have been more but they had a heatwave due to the equinox so I had to have rehydration salts which are mostly sugar. )
    So I’m sure you can do it by just asking.
    Good luck and have a good holiday
    Penny

  • posted by  Patsy on My eight weeks….
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    Lucia, I love the cupboard to put our head in tip!

    Personally I don’t like the idea of the shakes. As far as I know they’re all sweet, so won’t help wean you off sweet foods, plus they are temporary and afterwards the temptation would be to go back to eating ‘normally’ – which is what’s made us overweight and unhealthy to start with. If we eat real food during the eight weeks, we’ll learn a lot about how much calories, carbs etc is in everything and be able to make good choices long term.

  • posted by  pmshrink on 'Weigh in' thread
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    Hi Inka
    I got back from india on Saturday. Flew with Qatar. Really it wasn’t easy, as I’m dairy intolerant and though there are loads of different diet choices there wasn’t dairy or wheat free. I need both! My partner opted for vegan while buying the tickets- bad mistake- all food strictly carb! Would have been better with normal food and ignored wheat n dairy. ( though the breakfasts tend to be yogurt and croissants. )
    Luckily I thought to take some hard boiled eggs which saved me, and the hotel made us some for the return journey. You just have to ignore all the rolls and croissant and potato cakes and so on that they give you and eat your boiled egg and maybe pieces of cheese if you can eat it. Water freely available so have lots. Plus in the airport where we changed planes ( Dohar, where it was raining !!??) could get ok food, eggs, chicken, burgers, meat curry etc.
    Re being in Germany – sounds difficult. I think all the usual advice applies, to think what you ve achieved etc. Plus I would say avoid temptation wherever possible!
    Hope your trip goes ok.
    Penny

  • posted by  Purplepenguin on 'Weigh in' thread
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    Hi Hashimoto
    Completely aware about not curing it I just wondered if you felt that it had possibly alleviated any of the symptoms. When I went to see an endocrinologist about it she just kept on about my weight so was interested to know if it had affected you in any way with all that fab weight loss you have had ๐Ÿ™ƒ

  • posted by  SunnyB on 'Weigh in' thread
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    Thanks Moneyescapade (great name by the way!)
    I don’t really drink at home anymore – the odd tot of whisky maybe – so I have decide to do the same when in Turkey, only drinking when we dine out or when we are taking mini-holidays while we are there – i.e. going to Cappadocia for a few days. Most of our Turkish friends don’t drink, so visiting them will not be an issue as far as alcohol is concerned.
    We tend to eat out at a select few restaurants and they are happy to tailor meals/dishes to suit, so I’m happy that I’ll be able to get grilled or pan-fried fish/meats with a fresh salad, etc. Beautiful thick yogurt is plentiful in Turkey and can be bought by the kilo in the food markets, so I will be making the most of that, with fresh strawbs and seeds. As a destination for eating the med diet, it couldn’t be much better – it’s the breads that will be difficult to resist for the duration of the stay though!
    Anyway, thanks for taking the time to boost my confidence for the trip – much appreciated. Hope you have some good results – let us all know how you get on.

  • posted by  pmshrink on No weight loss happening?
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    Hi Kags
    I can’t point you there but he definitely said it. ‘Eat half a plateful of green veg with every meal. Don’t weigh them’ is what he said. If it’s not in the book it’s on this website. It’s very confusing. I think he s trying to encourage greens eating and the cals are not that much.
    Penny

  • posted by  Lucia on My eight weeks….
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    HA
    I remembered

    You know these Shakes instead of meals?

    Can I have a banana flavoured complan made with water?

    How do we feel about it?

    Please can I have your opinions on the carbs in it ?

    Grateful for your help.

    Now if only I could get something for memory loss…..

    Love Lucia
    Xxxx

  • posted by  Monkeyescapade on 'Weigh in' thread
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    Hi SunnyB – how wonderful to be spending all that time in Turkey, I love that country and sound advice already given on maintaining the diet/lifestyle. When I went travelling last year, shock horror, I actually gave up alcohol for 4 months – I love white wine, G&Ts and cocktails but felt I needed to exert discipline, all or nothing approach, I’m not an alcoholic by any means but I felt that my weight/will power would go way of of control if I treated months of travel like a holiday. Anyway, I surprised myself in that cutting the booze out completely wasn’t actually so hard, it felt good to cleanse my body but have to say when I eventually did have a glass of chilled wine it sure did taste good and one wasn’t enough! But since that 4 month abstinence I’ve found I do drink less. It was good to prove to myself that I could do it.
    I love Turkish food, I know a lot can be high carb but there are also some fab salads, tasty grilled meats, I’m confident there will be choices and just as you say, do what you can when you can. We can only do our best. Most of all, live, love and enjoy every moment.

  • posted by  Lucia on My eight weeks….
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    Brace yourselves, I have had two thoughts.

    Whilst wandering around the forums, I notice the tradition of going out for meals, I go out for coffee, etc etc.

    Why do I go out for coffee ( I mean my hubby drinks coffee so I go with him and suffer tea, yuk. I prefer boiling water )
    Why am I paying ยฃ10 for hot drinks and a cake, when I can have all the stuff at home for cheaper.
    My mum and dad generation would have thought I was mad to get dressed up and go out for a coffee. They would have had the drink at home, saved money and not have temptation.
    So why do I do it?

    I am going to try from now on, to go to the shops etc, without paying for hot drinks outside.

    Why do we have to have a huge dinner for Easter? A huge meal for birthdays etc.
    Why can’t we have a normal size meal and use the extra cash for an extra gift or something?

    Why can’t we go roller blading, ice skating, dancing, walking, swimming, instead as a family unit?

    Just read what I have written. You will all think I am mad, but what I mean is, to honour the special occasion we seem to have the tradition of needing a huge dollop of extra calories or the occasion will be a flop.

    That’s it. I am going to do something different, something energetic, for bank holidays, Easter, birthdays etc.

    Ha. That’s thought number one.

    Now if only I could remember what thought number two was….

    Love Lucia
    Xxxx

  • posted by  SunnyB on 'Weigh in' thread
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    Hi Col and Patsy
    Thank you both for the encouragement and kind words. It’s so good to have people willing to support and bolster when some of us falter.
    Hope you are both making good progress.

  • posted by  Nalin P on New Beginning.
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    Hi All (thanks for support Cherriane)

    I’m planned/prepared, mental mind focused and I start this Thursday (Easter break over so busy few days back to work!).
    I have my own tracking records sheets but I’m sure I read there is somewhere on this site I can record my results. Anyone direct me plse…
    Thanks, Nalin

  • posted by  SunnyB on 'Weigh in' thread
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    Hi Janet1973

    Yes, I confess I was pleased with how I looked at the wedding. My dress fitted nicely and flattered – my husband was very complimentary!

    Thank you for the kind words about the slip up/blip over the w/e and our extended Turkish visit. I was planning to buy bathroom scales when in Turkey, as the idea of being without that info for over two months was freaking me out – now I’m not sure. When we leave the UK I will be almost at the end of week 7, but then we have five days on the road, staying at hotels and an overnight ferry, before we get to our second home and I can really control the menus again – at least on days we aren’t eating out, which will be a couple of times a week I guess.

    You are right of course. By reverting to the 800cal format, the weight will fall again, so I’m thinking maybe try to stick with it for as many days as I can while we are away and not worry about the days I can’t, but to eat low carb med style on those days where ever possible. I had already decided that alcohol is going to have to be watched closely – will limit myself to a drink when we are dining out I think.

    Hope you are still doing well and had positive results this week.

  • posted by  mollytopmarx on How Will My GP React?
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    Thank you to Matrika, hashimoto, and pmshrink for your support and advice. I’m not a fan of my local G.P. surgery at the moment because when I was told that I am diabetic, over the phone, on Christmas eve I was told that I had been borderline on my two previous tests. For some reason they decided not to tell me at the time. Very strange and frustrating as I feel I lost the chance to nip it in the bud. I was told I would have to go on Metformin, but, because I had heard of people reversing their diabetes I just refused. You are so right, Matrika, we are all responsible for what we put in our mouths and I can’t even say that I had an eating disorder as such, I just love food, the wrong food. Like so many people I was in love with carbs and sugar. I am very touched to find I am not alone in this. Not very used to forums and how they work which is why I haven’t replied before now. I found your replies in my junk mail and was so pleased to find them. I hope you are all doing well. This is my third day and am finding it pretty ok so far.

  • posted by  CallMeDeb on How's it going eh? Hello from Canada!
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    Patsy – great idea! I can probably cook them ahead and warm up, so I can eat them at work. Both soups and stirfry. I also like the look of the chickpea chilli in the recepies.

    I also really love the idea of changing up the spices. Right now I really don’t use a lot (except salt and pepper), but look forward to experimenting.

    What a wonderful place this is ๐Ÿ˜„

    Cheers, Deb

  • posted by  Lucia on My eight weeks….
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    Hi cat girl,

    I read about your hubby and the fitting into said item of clothing.
    I have one word for you….

    Spanxs.
    No, not spanking your hubby. ( I wonder how many calories that would burn…)
    But the underwear that squeezes everything in. I know it is cheating but I would just do it and wear them in front of him with th expression of
    Na, na-na nar na.
    ( that tune that means I told you so)

    Love luciaxxxx

  • posted by  SunnyB on The planned day off diet
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    I too slipped this w/e, but my error was a few alcoholic drinks. Managed to keep the food low carb and reasonably low cal – although I confess I wasn’t counting. It was sort of planned and I thought I had a good handle on things, however I am concerned that the resultant weight gain seemed disproportionate – 1.5lb. Admittedly, 0.6lb dropped yesterday, but it’s scary how deviating just a little from the 800cals can make such a difference in such a short time. I have a long holiday coming up and now don’t know how I’m going to keep the weight off.
    Have a little less than two weeks to A) hopefully lose a bit more weight before the off and B) try to get a handle on how to manage the two months plus while I’m away.

  • posted by  Lucia on My eight weeks….
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    I am not even in the mood for chocolate or sweets or crisps etc right now.
    Previously that would be all I am thinking about. I was a serious sugar addict.
    I know it is easy to go back to it hence my own personal long term challenge.
    I have lost weight before, but out it back on and then some.

    I don’t want to do it, but I wonder if I ate chocolate would it
    A taste funny
    B make me feel poorly?

    I am not going there.

    By the way, did you all see my two important tips for this diet?
    A. The red peanuts in shells? I still can’t get into the damn things, so not chance of me eating tons of those and putting weight on.
    B. Everyone should buy a sideboard or cupboard to put their heads into when there is chocolate in the house.

    See I am totally professional.

    Keep going, keep losing
    Love Lucia
    Xxx