Sun, May-06-12, 08:54
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Senior Member
Posts: 6,140
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Plan: Mostly Fung/IDM
Stats: 165/138.4/135
BF:???/better/???
Progress: 89%
Location: Washington state
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Originally Posted by gottaloss
Liz - I started this diet what seems like 4score and 7yrs ago, but was actually only 3months and 3days ago... It's my first real attempt at dieting, since retiring 10yrs ago... (Before then, regulations and no notice wt checks kept me from going too far astray)... Gained 125#s in my 10yrs of retirement on my see-food-eat-food diet... My goal to get back to my retired ID wt...
Lost the majority of weight the first month and continue to plod along. This was a pretty good wk, probably means next wk will be back to frustrating again... Maybe, I'm getting the hang of this and my body won't rebel again????
I'm pretty sure my minor discomfort (no real pain involved) is digestive. It only seems to happen in the evenings and hasn't affected my sleep. It goes away after drinking some water temporarily... Sooo, since drinking lots of water is good for you -- it isn't really a problem... Right?!
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Gotta loss, you are doing so well, weight-wise, but your perspective on things might still be a little skewed. You are averaging something like 3/4 of a pound a day over the 3 months + 3 days. Of course, that is an average, some days will be higher, others lower. Just look at it over the long term, rather than day by day or week by week. And of course I know that you know that weight loss will slow as you progress.
As well as the "digestive" problems - hard to say. You say you were checked out 10 years ago, that's a long time! My dad had a series of "silent" heart attacks and while he chose to ignore them (an assumption on my part there, but he was a typically stubborn guy when it came to medical intervention), they still did harm to his heart. By the time he got a good diagnosis, about 10% of his heart function remained. I sincerely hope that your situation is strictly digestive and does not affect your heart, but as I'm sure you know, symptoms similar to heartburn can be an indication of heart problems. Typical CBC and lipids panels are unlikely to pick them up. Sorry... End of lecture, but not necessarily end of concern.
Hi fluffyy. Tell us a bit about yourself.
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