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  • epangili
    epangili Posts: 818 Member
    1. Exercise? YES
    Self care of lots of stress walks today putting our fires of loved ones freaking out or needing extrovert attention... draining for this extrovert and empath
    2. Calorie budget? YES
    3. Track? YES
    Finally stopped work at 830pm and started at 6pm learning several new online programs. I'm exhausted but logging right now. Over and out
  • epangili
    epangili Posts: 818 Member
    epangili wrote: »
    1. Exercise? YES
    Self care of lots of stress walks today putting our fires of loved ones freaking out or needing extrovert attention... draining for this extrovert and empath
    2. Calorie budget? YES
    3. Track? YES
    Finally stopped work at 830pm and started at 6pm learning several new online programs. I'm exhausted but logging right now. Over and out

    Oopsie... typos...
    Putting out fires (emotionally)
    I'm an introvert because that is how I recharge
  • corriepelc
    corriepelc Posts: 2,088 Member
    Did I exercise for at least 20 minutes? 38 minutes of strength + 1 mile treadmill walk this morning

    Did I stay within my calorie budget for the day? Yes and under

    Did I keep track of everything I ate and drank? Yep!

    All signed up for April!
  • Hollis100
    Hollis100 Posts: 1,408 Member
    edited March 2020
    Did I exercise for at least 20 minutes? Yes, 300 minutes -- a dog walk, a walk for myself, and pitching in with other employees for several hours to help disinfect the public areas of my workplace because of the coronavirus. I'm wiped out.

    Did I stay within my calorie budget for the day? yes, well under
    Did I keep track of everything I ate and drank? yes

    Pass days: 2/3
  • Hollis100
    Hollis100 Posts: 1,408 Member
    nodm wrote: »
    Prayers to all who are struggling.
    I have a 102 F temp but I was able to feel better between fever spikes to get a 20 minute easy walk.
    I tracked everything and I am way below budget.
    No passes used so far.
    Have a successful day tomorrow all!

    @nodm So sorry you're still sick. Hope you are feeling better soon.
  • nodm
    nodm Posts: 264 Member
    edited March 2020
    Thank you @Hollis100
    Day 2 and temp still at 102. I was thinking today that even if it was COVID it is treated conservatively like the flu anyway and I am comforted by data that we have a much more chance of recovering from COVID than dying from it and critical illness is at 5%. The overall case fatality rate was 2.3 percent and no deaths were reported among noncritical cases. So I’m going to stay home and stay away from everyone as recommended to prevent a spike, RELAX and Wait it out. I think that through all this we have learned the importance of washing hands and social distancing when we come down with the flu. I know that the news is overdone and it is making everybody nuts but I have a feeling that we’re going to be ok. IMHO.
    Stay safe everyone!

    Hollis100 wrote: »
    nodm wrote: »
    Prayers to all who are struggling.
    I have a 102 F temp but I was able to feel better between fever spikes to get a 20 minute easy walk.
    I tracked everything and I am way below budget.
    No passes used so far.
    Have a successful day tomorrow all!

    @nodm So sorry you're still sick. Hope you are feeling better soon.

  • windowqueen2003
    windowqueen2003 Posts: 427 Member
    March 22
    Yes x 3

    March 23
    Pass day #2

    March 24
    Yes x 3

    As long as I can stay busy i can stay on track. Reporting here is of course is key.
    I have a tendency to overdo it to keep stress at bay. Although the house wasn't even dirty today I have cleaned every corner and underneath everything. Deep cleaned the floors. Polished every piece of wood furniture..you know with the good stuff that takes forever.... I changed out the curtains. Scrubbed 2 bathrooms. 3 loads of clothes. Started putting away my winter clothes. Organized my office...I'm sure I could go on.
    My point with this is..this makes me feel in control. Probably not what most people do but it is me.it is how I deal with things. I keep telling myself that all I can do is to stay put. If I have to absolutly go out I use mega precautions. I have to be careful since I have a compromised immune system because of the anti rejection meds I have to take. However I feel positive. The things I can't control are just that beyond my control. That's just my 2 cents worth
    The weather person says we will be in the 70's by the end of the week and I will be out working in the yard and walking outside.
    You guys keep safe and be careful.
  • dsgoingtodoit
    dsgoingtodoit Posts: 803 Member
    Yes, x's 3 - no passes left
    My eldest turns 20 tomorrow.
    Do you have any advice for my son? What would you tell your 20 yr old self?

    I am about to bake his birthday cakes, but will decorate tomorrow. My sleep habits are a bit out of whack...so I am very rested...or wouldn't start this at midnight.
    I agree with everyone who stated turning off the news was a good step towards stress reduction.
    In my community, we will begin the official "stay at home" order at midnight tomorrow night - though we have been social distancing for awhile.
  • dsgoingtodoit
    dsgoingtodoit Posts: 803 Member
    nodm wrote: »
    Prayers to all who are struggling.
    I have a 102 F temp but I was able to feel better between fever spikes to get a 20 minute easy walk.
    I tracked everything and I am way below budget.
    No passes used so far.
    Have a successful day tomorrow all!

    Oh my goodness...take time to just rest....that fever is telling you something.... hoping you feel better soon. Remember to begin hot liquids often, go ahead and begin the expectorant at the first sign of a slight cough. Best wishes for your recovery.
  • dsgoingtodoit
    dsgoingtodoit Posts: 803 Member
    KCJen wrote: »
    I didn't track all week and I have been glued to the tv. Therefore, I am disqualified for March. I hope everyone is safe and healthy.

    Just jump back in... we are in this with you...
  • nodm
    nodm Posts: 264 Member
    Thanks so much @dsgoingtodoit
    That’s what I’m going to do. Thanks for the advice. I’m going to continue to rest and drink lots of fluids and eat low salt chicken noodle soup, tea! And stay away from nona. 👵
    But I’m getting stir crazy 😜
    Take care and stay safe!
    nodm wrote: »
    Prayers to all who are struggling.
    I have a 102 F temp but I was able to feel better between fever spikes to get a 20 minute easy walk.
    I tracked everything and I am way below budget.
    No passes used so far.
    Have a successful day tomorrow all!

    Oh my goodness...take time to just rest....that fever is telling you something.... hoping you feel better soon. Remember to begin hot liquids often, go ahead and begin the expectorant at the first sign of a slight cough. Best wishes for your recovery.

  • nodm
    nodm Posts: 264 Member
    edited March 2020
    @dsgoingtodoit
    I would tell him to take time to smell the roses and enjoy life each step of the way. There is more to life than making it go faster.
    Congrats!
    Happy Birthday to your son!
    Yes, x's 3 - no passes left
    My eldest turns 20 tomorrow.
    Do you have any advice for my son? What would you tell your 20 yr old self?

    I am about to bake his birthday cakes, but will decorate tomorrow. My sleep habits are a bit out of whack...so I am very rested...or wouldn't start this at midnight.
    I agree with everyone who stated turning off the news was a good step towards stress reduction.
    In my community, we will begin the official "stay at home" order at midnight tomorrow night - though we have been social distancing for awhile.

  • Katmary71
    Katmary71 Posts: 7,255 Member
    Did I exercise for at least 20 minutes? Yes

    Did I stay within my calorie budget for the day? Yes though it keeps disconnecting my Fitbit adjustment and stressing me out! Definitely under though.

    Did I keep track of everything I ate and drank? Yes
  • fatbambi2017
    fatbambi2017 Posts: 1,295 Member
    Big virtual hug everyone...
    I too will not make it to the winners circle but am glad we're still hanging on in here, need some normality in our lives, thank you @RangerRickL and everybody!
    Exercise yes 10 min quigong, 30 min yoga, 50 min walk
    Tracking yes calories yes
  • Hulya_79
    Hulya_79 Posts: 451 Member
    March 24

    Exercise: Yes, 45 mins walk at home by Leslie
    Calories: Yes
    Tracked: Yes
  • jodympin
    jodympin Posts: 26 Member
    2020Mar24
    Exercise :37 minute walk (toooooooooo many online meetings to run today)
    Feeding 1350+110-1453 = 7 (just made it)
    Tracked : think I got everything
    Yesterday was a pass day: volunteering usually means junk to eat -- But that's not the point. If I was a better person I'd ensure nutrition for all the volunteers including myself. Yet another action to strive for.
  • ac204
    ac204 Posts: 147 Member
    March 24

    Exercise - no :(
    Calories - yes
    Tracked - yes
  • juliemouse83
    juliemouse83 Posts: 6,663 Member
    yes x 3. Forgot to post last night. This is for the 24th.
  • Hollis100
    Hollis100 Posts: 1,408 Member
    My eldest turns 20 tomorrow.
    Do you have any advice for my son? What would you tell your 20 yr old self?

    I would tell your son, and my 20 year old self, to be yourself in life. That means to search your heart (and head) and pursue your own dreams and goals, not what other people want you to do. I would also say realize it's okay to make mistakes (that's how we learn) and change your mind, including over big things. Remember who you are in life.

    I hope your son has a wonderful birthday!

  • znaoiec
    znaoiec Posts: 2,016 Member
    Exercise, Calories, Tracked > Yes, Yes, Yes
    Stay safe. Stay healthy
  • cjane917
    cjane917 Posts: 688 Member
    Yes x3
    Took a walk during my husband's lunch break.
    I'm enjoying having my activity level down to not very active. It's more accurate given my new work circumstances (being a teacher vs distance learning from home) so my Fitbit calorie adjustments at no longer way out of whack. Instead I start with a lower calorie allotment and keep even if I move a bit each hour or gain some if I go on a longer walk.
  • BMcC9
    BMcC9 Posts: 4,451 Member
    SuziQ113 wrote: »
    I will not be in the winner's circle this month. I recorded most intake but not all. I know I am not that far over, but I am over. Managed to get over 60 minutes of activity in. Fourth pass day this month. It's all good, tomorrow is another day. :blush:

    Rest of the month is "Training camp for the April Winners Circle" !
  • BMcC9
    BMcC9 Posts: 4,451 Member
    edited March 2020
    March 22
    ....
    My point with this is..this makes me feel in control. Probably not what most people do but it is me.it is how I deal with things ...
    You guys keep safe and be careful.

    Whatever makes an individual feel in control of what they CAN control is EXACTLY what they should be doing right now. The details will differ from personality to personality, but the head-space is still the same.

    Just steer clear of "might take me or loved one to Emergency for NON covid reasons" behaviour.

    For example:
    • Use a stepladder to reach high places, not stretching while on a chair ... particularly a wheely-chair ....
    • Hide DH's power-tools if you have to!
    • (you see, after nearly 32 years of marriage I KNOOOOW what unsupervised McC males have a habit of getting up to ..... ) ;)


  • BMcC9
    BMcC9 Posts: 4,451 Member
    Big virtual hug everyone...
    I too will not make it to the winners circle but am glad we're still hanging on in here, need some normality in our lives, thank you @RangerRickL and everybody!
    Exercise yes 10 min quigong, 30 min yoga, 50 min walk
    Tracking yes calories yes

    Rest of the month is "Training camp for the April Winners Circle" for you too ... and April 1 is less than a week away !
  • BMcC9
    BMcC9 Posts: 4,451 Member
    @oldDogBiking just keep on showing up here, and sharing what you need to. We are all here for you. We'll be watching for your profile picture, even if all you can put for now is the profile pic and a spoiler envelope each day or two. whatever helps you.

    Best to you, Buddy and the rest of your circle.
  • epangili
    epangili Posts: 818 Member
    @BMcC9.... have i told you lately how much I love you... (yep quote from a song, guess) you are so encouraging!

    Exercise? YES

    Calorie budget? YES
    Also successfully I.F. day

    Track? YES

    Super busy day learning new programS online but glad I'm a late gen X latchkey kid prepped for it because also got beginning of internet age so adaptable. God is amazing... for such a time as this!
  • epangili
    epangili Posts: 818 Member
    epangili wrote: »
    @BMcC9.... have i told you lately how much I love you... (yep quote from a song, guess) you are so encouraging!

    Exercise? YES

    Calorie budget? YES
    Also successfully I.F. day

    Track? YES

    Super busy day learning new programS online but glad I'm a late gen X latchkey kid prepped for it because also got beginning of internet age so adaptable. God is amazing... for such a time as this!

    Oops my post was for 3/25... losing track of days being inside so much and no real deadlines...
  • MadisonMolly2017
    MadisonMolly2017 Posts: 11,197 Member
    March 24
    Yes
    Yes
    Yes
    💚
    7 days to go.

    Restaurant cravings hVe been raising their ugly heads, but that is off the table!

    Losing 0.5 lb per week (best since Jan 2019) Was 0.6 for March, but I ate a bit more this week Due to hunger. In this for the long run & want my maintenance to be comfortable.
  • Lilutz
    Lilutz Posts: 389 Member
    Yes, yes, no
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