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Yes! The same thing with me in the beginning. I got too use to wearing my masks and hiding behind that all these years later.
Thanks. I got only a canned response from the chat person who couldn't tell me what the legalistic sounding response actually MEANT, and I sent them a message to which I have received no response. I specifically wanted to know when the change was made (if, indeed, it ever had the 1500mg of calcium indicated) so I know how long to tell my doctor that I haven't been taking ANY calcium... because, based on the packages I purchased last year, it appears to be close to a year...
Lora
14 years out; 190 pounds lost, 165 pound loss maintained
You don't drown by falling in the water. You drown by staying there.
Lucile777, the point is everyone's weight loss is different because each body handles the processing of food differently because of factors inside each body. things like enzymes, and good gut flora. I do not count calories.
My aim is daily protein of 90 grams -animal protein,( i don't process nuts, legumes,milk) i try for 30+ grams protein in morning. and limit carbs to under 50/day.. for best weight loss for ME. about 25 grams thru the day is my sweet spot. i eat almost no fruit, only natural fats...olive, avocado and butter. if my weight goes beyond my clothes i add 15-20 more grams of protein and cut carbs to minimum.. intermittent fasting works for those who tolerate it.. i can go about 12 hours most time without eating.....and no unwanted side effects.
Truelove33, Try slowing your meals down... eat 1/3 portion, stop.even if you must get up from the table...walk around do small chore - 5-7 minutes. go back to table. eat another portion and repeat...adding int he 15 minutes to your meal time in addition should give you the time to feel satisfied. generally it takes a total of 35 -40 minutes.. slowing your actual eating by chewing each bite many times, slowly and savoring each bite also helps.
Hello ****rogirl, The PhD Version and everyone who has questions regarding PatchMD,
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When I was overweight, I found it difficult to find clothes to fit. (Ireland doesn't have many stores that cater to larger sizes.) So if I needed something, and I found one that fit me, I usually bought it, even if I didn't really like it.
So one day I was in a department store looking for a nightgown. Even though I'm no longer overweight, there was only one nightgown in my size. Perhaps their stock was low because of the pandemic. The nightgown was ugly, but I headed for the cash register. Then I stopped myself, realising I could walk into any store and find other nightgowns that would fit me and that I would actually like. I no longer needed to settle!
I just came back to this site after 17 years. It's so nice to see another long hauler. I too lost and gained but the tool never goes away.
Diabetes came back so I became OCD about controlling it. My A1C was 12 in January 2021. Today it is 6.4 and I have lost weight again. I now face another issue (hence why I am seeking help) with self identity. It didn't bother me the first time I lost weight but it is now. I have only known, in my mind, what it is like to be fat. I don't know how to accept that everything from my personal space to sitting on the toilet feels different. Not necessarily better, but unfamiliar and I'm not liking it. I am looking for anyone who can understand.
I have rambled but I just wanted to touch base which anyone who is this far out. Very nice to meet you.
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