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  • relapse! relapse!

    • From: AnnaCat
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    • 8 months ago
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  • Bridgette Wilson - The Journey Bridgette Wilson - The Journey

    • From: bridge92
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      Long as I could remember.  I was the “cute, but chubby” girl.  In the first grade, I weighed 90 pounds!!  I was the one that adults would say, “She has such a pretty face, if only she could lose a little weight…..” 

       

      Fast food was my obsession.  I loved French fries…..they were everything.  I never met a French fry I didn’t like.  When I was in Middle school, every Friday Mom treated us to somewhere special.  I would get off the bus and no matter what had happened that day, I knew we were going to go and eat later that evening.  There was a place where I grew up in Houston, called “Master Burger”.  They had small orders of fries: four for 25 cent with a coupon.  I would get the Master Burger with Cheese and four orders of fries and sometimes onion rings as well.  I would eat it all!! 

       

      College was where I had my first wake up call to do something about my weight.  One of my mother’s friends was into fitness and losing weight.  She recommended I try Slim-Fast.  I did it for about two weeks and lost 14 pounds.  I was hooked.  So, then I started exercising, watching what I ate and really giving it my all.  I went from 194 to 130!!  I was wearing a size 8 and thought I was the queen of the world.  But the part I didn’t learn was HOW to eat and WHAT to do after the diet is over.    I was finally thinner, but very unhealthy.  I realized that you can’t live on shakes for the rest of your life.  So, before long, I put the weight back on and was heavier than when I first started out.

       

      In spite of my weight challenges over the years, I met a wonderful man in the fall of 1997.  Shawn and I were married on May 20, 2000.   On our wedding day, I weighed 175, which I had accomplished to fit into my wedding dress.  Before I got pregnant, I had swarmed up to 210 pounds.  We had our daughter in 2004, which surprisingly, I only gained 30 pounds, so that took me to about 240 pounds.  After Kayla was born, I dropped 25 pounds just like that.  I thought to myself, hey, let’s try losing some more.  So, I did finally get down to 188 and was feeling pretty good.  I got on a 1500 calorie diet plan on my own.  I exercised and was feeling pretty good about my accomplishment.  But then, the yo-yo dieting started all over again for me.  I returned to my old habits and the weight returned as well.  I was back up to 215 pounds.

       

      A job offer came to me in November 2006.  We moved to Austin, TX.   I continued with my bad eating habits, rebelling on being healthy.  I tried to convince myself that since I keep going back to the 200 pound range, maybe this is just where I was meant to remain.  

       

      Finally, my turning point came.  I had to get self-employment insurance because my consulting firm was not going to be able to provide group insurance to the Texas employees.   So, that meant every consultant for my company working in Texas had to get their own insurance.  Once the agent found out how much I weighed, they put me in a high risk category, which meant my rate changed so drastically.  This was the wakeup call I needed.

       

      On December 28, 2006, I started my weight loss journey, weighing 215 pounds.   For once in my life, I realized, it was an addiction with me and fatty foods.  I didn’t want to go back this time, but go forward.  I didn’t need to be skinny, just healthy.   I started changing the way I was eating and got into exercise.  After a year, I got to my ultimate goal of losing 92 pounds!

       

      I have been maintaining my weight loss (between 121-124) since March 2008, which is over a year and half.  I am now a size 4-6 Petite in pants and skirts and small in tops!  I use to be a size 22W pants and XXL in tops.  This makes shopping so much easier and more fun now!

       

      But the three things that are the key to my success are:

       

      • You must make it a lifestyle change.   
      • You can not return to old habits.
      • You must do it for YOU.

       

      I have learned to find sensible alternatives and still get the same satisfaction as the high fat foods gave me.   Some people want to challenge me to see if I will stick to my new way of eating.  I use this as a tool to make me stronger.   I have adopted a new way of thinking and along with it came a new life.   

       

      Before I go out to a restaurant, I research online for calorie and fat counts.  I know what to order before I get there.  I only eat out twice a month, and I make Smart Ones part of my lunch menu at least 3 times a week!

      I have learned on my journey that you must plan or you will fail.  I have finally learned that I am a food addict and I have to be aware of that or I will end up back in the plus-size department.   But with a little planning ahead, I believe I will make it this time.    

       

      The surprising conclusion is that I don’t even like the way those fatting foods made me feel.  I know that I didn’t like the way they made me look.   So, do I miss it??  Not one bit, because when I look in a mirror, I am so grateful to God for helping me to find a new life.

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    • 11 months ago
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  • Andie's Final Journey Andie's Final Journey

    • From: agraessle
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      I named this my final journey because I have finally realized that this weight loss adventure will last forever.  It's no longer a race to the finish and then return to old habits. Yes, I've done that. Gotten to goal weight and didn't learn a thing about eating habits and what causes me to eat.  When I had 40 pounds to lose...I took a lot for granted and NOW I have more than 150 pounds to lose and realize this must become a lifestyle.  I'm learning a lot about me as I CHOSE to begin the Weight Watcher program again.  I've learned that I CAN do this one day at a time.  I've learned that little goals can be rewarding. AND I've learned that I do not have to reward myself with food.  When I read about the additional 35 points a week, I secretly planned a splurge......but as the week went on, I didn't need or want to use the points.  Granted this is my first week, I'm always gung-ho the first week.  I relied heavily on Smart Ones this week, to help with portion sizing and "to not eat a meal while I cooked a meal."  I have always been a "taster".  Next thing I know ,I've eaten half a loaf of bread while "tasting" what I am cooking. Losing weight this time is definitely more challenging.  At present, I cannot walk any type of distance. So I am relying on diet rather than exercise. This will change as I lose the pounds. It took me years to get here, Now I'm ready to get on with it and am excited to say that week one was successful.  I lost 9 pounds. Good for me!!!!

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    • 5 months ago
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  • 30 lbs in 6 weeks?? HELP 30 lbs in 6 weeks?? HELP

    • From: Jenn1109
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      So I just started the weight watchers plan on my own. No online or meetings I have faith in myself that I can do it. I know that I need 22 points a day and I am loving the meals the scramble egg and potatoes are my fav so far. any tips or help will truly mean a lot. i am also starting to bike a few miles a day to push it even more

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    • 2 months ago
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  • Finally under 300 Lbs! Finally under 300 Lbs!

    • From: jackieu0225
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      I'm a 38 year old single woman in Dallas Texas and I've just lost 28 lbs since Mid-February 2010.  It all started when  I got VIP tickets to see my favorite singer, Aaron Lewis of Staind. I wanted to lost 20 lbs so I started eating Smart Ones for breakfast, lunch and dinner.  I lost 14 lbs by the time I sent to the concert a month later.  I decided to keep on with the weight loss.  After all, I was a size 24, and quickly pushing up to a 26.  I couldn't have that.  So I kept on.  I did have cheat days.  I did go to On the Border and have chips and queso, but I've been making the healthiest of choices like chicken fajitas. 

      I don't drink anyway now, but I used to.  And I'm convinced that quite alot of the weight I have on me is from drinking.  I had some GI problems about 2 years ago and had to stop drinking.  With the exception of the very very occasional margarita, I don't drink at all.  I don't have a problem anymore not drinking when I'm out with the girls or on a date.  It's just part of the way life is now.

      So, I have added alot of yogart to my diet; fresh fruits and those frozen digestive veggies in single size packs.  I drink alot of apple juice each day, and take vitamins regularly now. And I buy alot of Smart Ones.  My newest fave is the mini ratoni in the vodka sauce.  I have to eat alot of whole wheat fiber and that's perfect for me.

      So like it says in my title, I have actually hit a weight under 300 lbs.  Yesterday morning, I weighed in at 298.5 lbs.  UH do you know how hard I've worked towards this?  that officially makes my weight lost 28 lbs.  I cannot tell you how important it has been for me to hit that goal.  I have faught and faught with cravings, tried to eat healthily while maintaining portions sizes, tried not to eat chips and queso, and stay away from fast food.  UH!  I did it.  I actually had the thought that I order a pizza to celebrate.  Only for a split second.  I dismissed the thought of that immediately.

      What's next.  Well I've hit a major goal.  I think I need to add exercise.  I really don't exercise much and part of that is fighting in my mind with this voice.  The voice tells me I'm not good enough, to rebel against what I know I should do, and that it won't matter because I'll fail again.  I hate this voice.  This is the voice of my mother and the voice of an old ex-boyfriend.  I hate this voice and I really wish I could be the voice in my head instead of them.

      How interesting that this is being written on Mother's Day.  I don't speak to my parents so I feel a little bad for outting them here, but I decided I needed a journal, to keep track and accountability.  I don't know if anyone will read this, but honestly, it's not for you.  It's for me.  I'm going to try to be braver.  I'm going to try and kick out that voice in my head keeping me down, and fat.  look at the success I've had already.  I need this, for me.  I'm committed.  It's gotten pretty easy now that it's been 3 months.  it's like the decisions are already made, just have to follow them.

      that's all for now,


      Jackie

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    • 4 months ago
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  • That Stupid Scale! That Stupid Scale!

    • From: Tashaslim4spring
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      If anybody is wondering why you haven't seen me in so long, there's a very simple answer. (You know, I said I would stay in touch even though I'm not spending much time around the computer anymore.) Well, here it is: I was going to contact you guys as soon as I finally lost the ten pounds. Lol, now you know why you haven't heard from me yet.

      So, here's what's wrong with the 'weigh every day' method' (which I was really liking for a while because either way - up or down - it was motivating). When you get stuck for, like ten days, there is that temptation to say, "Oh, phooey, this isn't working anyway," and deepen your relationship with the loaf of rye bread and the enormous package of provolone cheese that your husband bought when a friend came over. And I can't blame John, either, because I'm the one that asked him to get stuff for a deli lunch (silly me) for a musical friend who was coming to rehearse with me. So, using the scale frequently works very well, except when it doesn't!

      Also, I can't resist telling you: I have a slight 'fiddle injury' to my little finger and have to go to the acupuncturist. The wonderful thing about this is that , even though my little finger won't bend very much, I was able to play three tunes in our Irish music recital yesterday and all went well. (No notes for the little finger, believe it or not.) Although we were missing two accordions and a banjo due to work conflicts, we rocked! Okay, more soon, and I will tell you when I finally lose that ten pounds! Off to walk now, before it rains.

      P.S. I've actually lost about 8 pounds, which is better than nothing, but still 22 to go. Still eating Smart Ones, still liking the key lime pie.

       

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    • 4 months ago
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  • The Journey Continues The Journey Continues

    • From: agraessle
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      Another week has flown by, I've stayed true to journaling my food, even when I didn't want to write down the oreo cookie (single) that found me. This week I had a lunch date with some friends.  I fretted about it for 3 days.  We were going to Arby's--one of my favorite fast food places.  I always ordered a regular Arby's, curly fries and a Jamocha shake.  I knew this would have to change.  So I went to the Arbys.com website to find nutritional information.  There I calculated that an Arby's Jr. would be 4 points, a regular Arby's would be 8 points.  The site mentioned that they had side salads and dressing.  After calculating the dressing points I decided to bring my own. So I practiced "Arby's Jr. and a side salad, please" over and over in my mind and I headed for my lunch date with a tupperware cup with dressing in my purse.  When I got there I was told that they had discontinued salads. What to do???  I ordered a regular Arby's and a diet soda.  As we were chatting at the table and having already opened and tasted my sandwich I noticed that it was not a regular but a MEDIUM.  I had already taken a bite or two and was too embarrassed to take it back and say "you gave me the wrong thing." The best plans sometimes don't work out.  So I enjoyed the rest and the company of my friends.  When I got home I calculated the sandwich cost me 10 points.  I just adjusted dinner to allow for the extra points I used.  If this had happened to me before returning to Weight Watchers I would have ordered my old favorite as soon as I learned that the salad wasn't available. So I felt victorious that I did not order the fries or shake. What I noticed, was how much I missed having a vegetable with my lunch.  So we'll plan our lunches somewhere better suited from now on.

      I was hungry this week and have been trying to figure out why.  I wasn't feeling bored which is what usually gets me started on a binge, nor was I particularly happy or sad.  I'm thinking it's the lack of variety in my food choices.  I've been eating pretty much, the same things for the last two weeks. So this week I'm going for variety and adding some new veggies to the menu. I need to treat this as a lifestyle versus a diet. All in all the experience has been good and I've lost another pound and a half, bringing my total lost to 10 1/2 pounds.  I'm so excited. I'm ready to work on my next 10........just 17 more sets of 10 and I'll be at goal.  This is the most important thing I have ever done for myself and I will not let the enormity of it get me down.

       

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    • 4 months ago
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  • 12 pounds in 4 weeks with smar 12 pounds in 4 weeks with smartones

    • From: rachel37134
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      Hello, I'm Rachel and I am 25 years old. I've never really had to diet because I was always very active. After college I began to put on a few pounds due to a desk job and unhealthy diet. I decided to do something about a year ago and lost 23 llbs. I was happy with the weight I ended 134. I began to stop dieting, but tried to control my proportions. The weight eventually crept back up to 139 and I decided that I was going to be in control of my weight and actually do something about it. I have been watching what I eat for 4 weeks by eating smart ones. I have also exercised some and I've lost 12 pounds in 4 weeks. I am currently at 127 and I would like to lose another 7 pounds or so. Smart ones makes the healthy lifestyle easier. Portion control is a big issue for me and it makes it simple. I have had friends joke about my cardboard meals that they think probably taste worse than the cardboard packaging. I honestly tell them that I enjoy the smart one's meals better than a juicy burger. It feels great when you are done and they are extremely tasty.

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    • 6 months ago
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  • Sweet Fried Bananas with Cream Sweet Fried Bananas with Cream Cheese Frosting

    • From: Doingthis4Chris
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      Sweet Fried Bananas with Cream Cheese Frosting

      (Recipe from Hungry Girl web site)

       

      Ingredients:

       

      1 large banana

      1/4 cup Fiber One cereal

      1/8 tsp. cinnamon

      pinch of salt

      2 tbsp. SPLENDA, Granular

      3 tbsp. Cool Whip Free

      1 tbsp. fat-free cream cheese; softened

       

      Directions:

       

      Cream Cheese Frosting:  Stir to combine cream cheese, Cool Whip and 1 tbsp.

      Splenda until smooth. Refrigerate.

       

      In a food processor or blender, combine Fiber One cereal, cinnamon, salt and

      1 tbsp. Splenda, and blend until a breadcrumb-like consistency is achieved.

      Cut banana in half widthwise and then lengthwise (so you have 4 pieces).

      Spray banana pieces (both sides) with nonstick cooking spray. Roll banana

      pieces in the breadcrumb mixture, making sure to cover them entirely. Place

      bananas in a pan sprayed with nonstick spray, and cook at medium heat for

      approximately two and a half minutes per side, or until crispy. Serve with

      chilled cream cheese frosting.

       

      Serves 1

      WW points: 3

       

      (Entire recipe: 200 calories, 1g fat, 160mg sodium, 52g carbs, 11g fiber, 19g sugars, 5g protein)

       

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    • 1 week ago
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  • Finally the scale has moved! Finally the scale has moved!

    • From: Chris728
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      I am happy to report I have lost the weight I had gained when I had company a few months ago. I over indulged in all kinds of foods and desserts and I knew I would pay dearly. Most of my clothes feel better now and I have been keeping up with my exercise plan. Since the kids are back in school full time I have 6 hours per day to work, clean or work out! Cleaning is quite the work out let me tell ya! Anyway I would like to be to my goal by Christmas since we are going back to Baltimore to visit family for the holiday! Well until next time...........

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    • 2 weeks ago
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  • Power Eating! Power Eating!

    • From: Doingthis4Chris
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      I’d rather just ignore this past week, but I feel that I should share ‘the good, the bad and the ugly’ (and this is ugly!) so here goes …

      I may have invented a new term for my vacation eating …POWER EATING!  I ate with a vengeance …Why?  Because it was there!  I was out of control!  What is wrong with me? 

      I started out strong, but as the days (HA!  Who am I kidding …I didn’t make it a day!) wore on, I weakened …my determination went right out the window.  There were very few foods that I said ‘No’ to …in fact I can’t think of anything that I didn’t eat that was offered or just ‘hanging around’.   It was one of those “lost week-ends” … only longer.  I gained almost a pound per day.  I felt icky.  I was bloated and cranky.  I was up 4 pounds when I weighed-in Sunday morning on my home scale …Woe is me …

      I wish that I understood what happens …why we let ourselves eat garbage, and we wind up feeling like garbage and we’re going to have a weight gain.  When I’m in the middle of an ‘eating frenzy’ I don’t even consider the consequences until I’m ‘paying the consequences’ (bloating, sick feeling, guilt, gain) …Why do I let myself do this?  (Please ...tell me I'm not the only one!).  It’s just so frustrating …I sabotaged myself.  I have only me to blame.

      Well …I’m letting go of the guilt …it doesn’t make anything any better.  I’m back on program and I’ve taken off 2 of the 4 pounds.  I will journal the rest of this week (WW weigh-in day is Thursday), exercise, eat lots of fruit, veggies and fish and drink lots of water.  MAYBE it won’t be as bad as I anticipate …we’ll see …

       

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    • 4 weeks ago
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  • My First Two weeks My First Two weeks

    • From: Toya91092
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      My first week was good I followed everything I was supose to do, and I excersized five days out of the week. When I went in for my second week i didn't feel like I lost weight, and I was really scared. I got on the scale, and I was really happy when my leader said I lost 6.2 pounds

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    • 4 weeks ago
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  • Where Do I Start? Where Do I Start?

    • From: Cutemonkey
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      Hello SmartOnes!

      I'm new to this site and was just wondering where do I start? I used to be a Weight Watchers member; but I'm not currently a member. I used my previous Weight Watchers materials and calculated my daily meal points; which says I am to eat 19 points a day. I'm only trying to lose about 10 - 12 pounds to really be the size that's comfortable for me and therafter I want to learn how to maintain. I've been in this current plateau of 150lbs for about 2 months. I work out everyday (5 - 6 days a week) and aside from an occassional treat, I eat pretty healthy everyday; but the scale won't budge. I've never exclusively eaten only SmartOnes meals, so I just wanted to ask you more experienced SmartOnes how to begin. Do I just go out and buy up some SmartOne Meals and eat them for breakfast lunch and dinner or do I add in other stuff to also incorporate (flex or core plan) meals into my eating, too? I just want to start off on the right track.

      Thanks!Smile

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    • 2 months ago
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  • changes changes

    • From: Sondra815
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      Cool   Sence March I have had to make changes in my eating habbits and start working out in order to rid myself of being a diabetic, so I have changed everything, now I am starting to see changes in the clothes I wear or use to wear,I'm about ready to hit hubby up for some new digs :), oddly enough I dont see huge changes in the 1 area where I want it gone which would be my gut.......but i've been told def tell a differnce there,i know my hips,thighs,and waist are shaping up,my face and neck easy to tell weight has gone from those areas,but as hubby says"I didnt get this weight over night,so it wont go away over night" he is so good for me,tomorrow is fathers day I couldnt have gotten a better husband and dad for our kids than him, God sure knew what he was doing.

         I love walking at the park,tonight I walked 3 miles thats the first time I have walked that far so far,umm yeah I'm feeling it lol but it's all good, and I look forward to adding more miles onto my trails,I am still using the ellipitcal,and treadmil just not as much,but I add them still weekly,my smart ones meals watching my sugar intake and calories i'm doing good there also :). Thanks people for your support,and kuddos to ya'll for working it out :) keep it up.

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    • 3 months ago
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  • How do the Points work How do the Points work

    • From: jmfergie
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      Does anyone know how the points work on the packaging of SmartOnes?  I was at Target the other day and saw the Pasta with Ricotta and Spinach for $1.88.  It looked good and I could afford it.  I loved it and had it again tonight for dinner.  I also bought the strawberry smoothie icecream bars...DELICIOUS!!!!!!!! The ricotta is 5 pts and the strawberry smoothie bars only 1 pt.  So now I am wondering how to use the points...like how many points can I have in one day.

       

      Thank you

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    • 3 months ago
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  • Half Empty or Half Full? Half Empty or Half Full?

    • From: memeland
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      Wow!  Another loss this week.  I could call it a "measly" .2-pound loss, but I'm not.  For me, a loss followed by another loss is a major big deal, so this time (and sticking to my goal of finding the positives in all situations, hense the glass half empty or half full title) I'm saying that I lost "a whole" .2 pounds this week!  I'm a little ho-hum today, for totally non-weight and WW related reasons, so I'll sign off by saying thank goodness for Smart Ones (the chocolate chip cookie dough sundae rescues me often) and for the great people in this community.  Have a great week all!

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    • 3 months ago
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  • Strawberry Parfait...1 point Strawberry Parfait...1 point

    • From: DEBL
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      Fresh strawberry season is here and I've been enjoying Yoplait Fiber One Vanilla Yogurt layered with 1 cup of sliced fresh strawberries.  Only one point.  At work I use a 10 oz clear plastic glass so I can enjoy how pretty it is.  Very filling and oh so good!!

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    • 4 months ago
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  • The Journey Continues week 5 The Journey Continues week 5

    • From: agraessle
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      The last two weeks have been a disappointment.  I weighed in and was up a total of 3 pounds.  I felt very frustrated because I had followed program and feel like a betsy wetsy doll for all the water I have taken in.  I am still following the program because as I said in my first blog this is my final journey.  I am trying to stay positive, but it's hard.  I weighed in today and I've lost 1 1/2 of the 3 I gained....so I'll take that as a positive.  I always thought that plateaus were for those close to goal.....Reading other blogs has given me hope.  Here's to next week.

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    • 4 months ago
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  • the first step... again and ni the first step... again and nighttime complications

    • From: jenicay
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      Greetings...

      Today is the beginning of success. This time it is diferent because this time I am ready. I am sure. Currently I am 283 and I am looking forward to being 279. Ultimately, I would like the scales to read 175, but for now, 279 would be great. The 70's are coming! The 70's are coming. Then 275 and 269 will be other mini goals I would like to set.  To make this happen, I am once again following my points and using portion control. This is a definite thorn in my side... portion control. Usually the best way for me to do that is to eat meals from smart ones. When I cook, sometimes it may be a heaping cup that gets on my plate.

      Any suggestions for this scenario? It has been somewhat of a downer in the past... I work 11p - 7a. The problem is finding a way to work out. Most often I use videos but sometimes I do go outside. My concern is when I come home, to work out gets my adrenaline pumped and I am too excited to go to bed. But when I wake up later in the evening, it is too dark to go out or I wake up just with enough time to get ready for work. Anyone else out there with a similar issue or recommendations?

       

      Thanks!

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    • 4 months ago
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  • Feeling Healthy Feeling Healthy

    • From: Chris728
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      Well I have joined a neighborhood jogging group. We meet 3 times a week and run around the neighborhood (slow Jog) I have lost 3 lbs. since I started and I have more energy each day. I also started juicing some fruits and veggies in my juicer again! Hey it was collecting dust. I try all different combinations of fruit and veggies together.  My kids are even loving it I tell them they are smoothies. Never to young to get healthy! I also rid my house of all JUNK food. I had a box of Dunkin Donuts left over from when we had company, tossed them out. I always feel sick after I eat a donut. Not worth it. I allow myself one treat per week. Like peanut butter cups or an ice cream i get out somewhere. I cannot have ice cream ect in the house, tooo tempting. I do like the Smart Ones Desserts and I keep those on hand in the freezer. I hope to be down 10 more lbs in a few months. I am setting a goal and I will stick to it!!!

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    • 4 months ago
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