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Old 02-21-2018, 04:57 AM
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20.4 pounds down as of Monday. That's a whole giant bag of cat food ... or five 4-pound bags of sugar!
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Old 02-21-2018, 08:51 AM
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20.4 pounds down as of Monday. That's a whole giant bag of cat food ... or five 4-pound bags of sugar!
Cheers to you!! Keep it up.
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Old 02-21-2018, 08:54 AM
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I have dropped 10 pounds since the first of the year. Some of it I attribute it towards a bit of water weight and a post menopausal hormone re- balance.
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Woo hoo! Down 10.6 pounds since I started 3 weeks ago. I'm eating a few of the Smart Ones meals, but they're crazy expensive for such a small amount of food.

Congratulations Moonrise, they look small but they are made up of real serving sizes That is why it is so important to weigh and/or measure when you are starting.
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Congratulations Moonrise, they look small but they are made up of real serving sizes That is why it is so important to weigh and/or measure when you are starting.
I know, but I just think the Smart Ones brand is overpriced. They're $2.50 - $3.00 each here. The Michelina's brand is just $.99, and some of them have similar points as the Smart Ones. I particularly like the Michelina's Lean Gourmet lasagna.

26.8 pounds down as of Monday.
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My hat is off to you Sewingsuz for sticking with the program. What was the biggest change compared to what you were doing?

Marcia

P.S. You too moonrise. I just keep gaining, but I have no will power either.
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The biggest changes for me have been portion sizes and cutting out most sweets. I still eat restaurant food sometimes on weekends, but I stick with grilled chicken.

Edit: The hardest part is having a DH who can eat anything he wants. Cooking his supper during the week, and him getting a big ol' juicy cheeseburger on weekends, sure makes things interesting! LOL!

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