OCT 2011 Sexy Sleevers!!
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HW: 360
SW: 346
CW: 304
POL: 42
TL: 56
I am so proud of us!! We are all doing fan-freakin-tastic!!
Its funny... for 5 years (since I had my son), I couldn't get below 306. I got to 306 a few times but would start gaining back weight at that point. But this morning I got on the scale and it said 304!! WOO HOOO!!! My next big number to get below is 295. That is what I weighed when I met my hubby. Anything under that wight will be fun new territory!!
Have a great day and a Happy New Year!!!
-Jodie
HW: 316
SW: 285
CW: 237
POL: 48
TL: 79
back on track! I have been tracking with myfitnesspal to make sure I get in enough protein an to keep me accountable for what I eat i have found Odwalla protein bars which I love and a new smoothie from Hannaford supermarkets under the my essentials line. They have 10 grams of protein and are non fat and 160 calories! :)
I also have been going to the gym 5 to 6 days a week. I LOVE the definition my legs are getting. yayyy
5'9", 31 year-old female pescetarian VSGer! /// Surgery by Dr. Steven Clark on 14-Oct-2012.
SD - 10/18/2011
HW - 222
SW - 215
CW - 189.5
POL - 25.5
TL - 32.5
IL - I only measure once a month
I lost 2.5 lbs this week WooHoo! It would've been 3.5 but I didn't try to stick to a diet on Christmas Day. I hope to lose the lb quickly so I don't have to move my ticker up - lol. Thank God this head cold is going away so I can go back to eating regular protein without feeling nauseous.
Best wishes and I hope you all were a bunch of Losers!
SD: Surgery Date
HW: Highest Weight
SW: Surgery Weight
CW: Current Weight
POL: Post Op Loss
TL: Total Loss
IL: Inches Lost
The only suggestion I'd add is that you might want to start trying to get more dense protein because it actually works as a shutoff valve for your stomach and keeps you full longer (not just not hungry - which are two different things in my book).
You've got a lot of "soft" protein on that list and if you start adding in denser protein, you might find that it's actually easier to stay away from trigger foods.
I think the real key with the sleeve is moderation. I still have foods that are not perfect but now I can have 3 or 4 chips and not an entire bag.
The only thing my body really doesnt like so far is slices of bread or stuffing. Which is fine because I was never a HUGE bread person before.
I think even your **** diet when compared to what you were eating a year ago on the same day is still decent. I think that is what we have to learn to eat better but not feel guilty over every misstep.
Normally my day looks like this;
B: cottage cheese
L: sushi with just a little rice
D: shrimp and veggies
Snacks: 2 shakes
However, my diet has gone to **** over the holidays. Today it was:
B: none
L: cheese and crackers
D: seared tuna
Snack: 2bites of key lime pie
I sometimes cheat when I am out and eat a little bread or sample sweets or have a few sips of wine. However, I don't think these behaviors are out of control, I seem to be able to actually embrace moderation for first time in life. However, I'm worried about going down that slippery slope. Thoughts?
5'9", 31 year-old female pescetarian VSGer! /// Surgery by Dr. Steven Clark on 14-Oct-2012.
Shakes are absolutely fine to get more protein, I just hate drinking them. I started looking for ways to get in more protein. I now eat 3 meals and 3 snacks a day all very high protein and low carb. I keep my calories under 800.
For the water/fluid (any sugar free, clear, caffeine free fluid counts as water for me. My favorite is caffeine free mint tea - hot or cold.) I bough****er bottles at the local sports shop that are over 32 oz. So I know if I drink 2 of them a day, I've gotten in at least the 64 oz to meet my minimums. I always get more than 8 glasses.
Yep, pretty much you need to switch things up.