TEAM: The Slimsons (October)

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  • AB0215
    AB0215 Posts: 7,141 Member
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    chublet25 wrote: »
    Here's a question that I'm hoping somebody can answer: what happens when one reaches their goal and no longer wants to lose more weight (I mean AFTER the happy dance and the buying of new underwear that actually fits!)? Is there another group somewhere for maintainers? I don't want to stay in the group and (hopefully) post the same weight week after week. I'm still somewhere between 16 and 22 pounds from my final destination but thinking about it cheers me up and keeps me from turning all of those frozen bananas into chocolate "nice cream."

    @chublet25 You can stay in the group and still participate but your weight won't count toward the groups total, this is what we call the Cheer Squad. I think it's important (and a lesson I learned) that when you get to your goal weight, you should still pay attention to it and not just go crazy (also a lesson I learned) so I encourage you to either stay with us on the cheer squad or even find a group that is all about maintenance. We're happy to have you if you want to stay with us and cheer us on when you get to your goal.
  • AB0215
    AB0215 Posts: 7,141 Member
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    jeepkat1 wrote: »
    Daily Post Friday 10-15-2021
    Track: Yes
    Calories: Yes, Under
    Exercise: No

    Comments: Lens Crafter's is making new Computer glasses for me. I'm still eating at the high end of my calorie goal, but not over.

    @jeepkat1 Eating within your goal is awesome, good job!
  • AB0215
    AB0215 Posts: 7,141 Member
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    Missing weights
    @southgirl94
    @Aim630
    @SalluR

    Weights due Saturday:
    @Digger61
    @Tdrjustus3
    @walk4today
  • AB0215
    AB0215 Posts: 7,141 Member
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    AB0215
    October Week 2
    Saturday
    PW: 207.3 lbs
    CW: 203.6 lbs
  • AB0215
    AB0215 Posts: 7,141 Member
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    Daily Post Wednesday

    Track: No
    Calories: Doubtful
    Exercise: Yes, 45 mins weightlifting, 2 miles walking

    Daily Post Thursday

    Track: No
    Calories: Doubtful
    Exercise: Yes, 45 mins weightlifting, 2 miles walking

    Daily Post Friday

    Track: Yes
    Calories: Yes
    Exercise: Yes, 3 miles walking and a lot of cleaning, 12k steps total

    Comments: I have been eating good foods, just too much of it. And for most of the week my weight remained pretty stable so I was not worried about it, but at the same time I have to realize that it's not going to help me change my weight if I keep doing the same things over and over when I need to change them to actually change, so I am working on reminding myself that is necessary and much to my surprise, my weight responded right away to actually sticking to the plan yesterday so I guess I should take that as a sign.
  • Bemybestby60
    Bemybestby60 Posts: 1,690 Member
    edited October 2021
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    Daily Post Friday
    Track yes
    Calories no over no regular meals snacks
    Exercise no
  • walk4today
    walk4today Posts: 1,195 Member
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    walk4today
    October week 2
    Weigh in day: Saturday
    PW: 240.4
    CW: 240.2
  • aim630
    aim630 Posts: 120 Member
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    Aim630
    Week 2
    PW 191.2
    CW 193.4

    I'm sorry, my eating has been totally out of control. I am making a plan this week and sticking to it.
  • SalluR
    SalluR Posts: 180 Member
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    Sallu R
    Week 2
    PW 196.4
    CW 205 (gained 8.6)
    My periods cycle goin.. i am taking high mg medicines due to the extreme stomach ache and ate more than my daily calories intake this week. I will definitely lose all the gained weight soon.
  • SalluR
    SalluR Posts: 180 Member
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    Daily post Saturday
    Track: yes
    Calories: yes
    Exercise: walked for 60 minutes
  • chublet25
    chublet25 Posts: 833 Member
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    vicky2767 wrote: »
    chublet25 wrote: »
    Here's a question that I'm hoping somebody can answer: what happens when one reaches their goal and no longer wants to lose more weight (I mean AFTER the happy dance and the buying of new underwear that actually fits!)? Is there another group somewhere for maintainers? I don't want to stay in the group and (hopefully) post the same weight week after week. I'm still somewhere between 16 and 22 pounds from my final destination but thinking about it cheers me up and keeps me from turning all of those frozen bananas into chocolate "nice cream."

    Good question. You are so close. Hope you find a maintenance group, I’m sure there has to be ones out there. If I see any I will pass it along.

    Oh, sure, I have found a maintenance group, but I wondered what THIS particular group had to offer people who had reached their goal, that's all. If the support ends with people reaching their goal, that's a shame! It's work maintaining too, even though you're not trying to lose more weight (as a FORMER yoyo dieter, I know this all too well). I was just wondering what members in this particular group do once they reach their goal. Just leave? but thanks for your reply; it's much appreciated!
  • chublet25
    chublet25 Posts: 833 Member
    edited October 2021
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    AB0215 wrote: »
    chublet25 wrote: »
    Here's a question that I'm hoping somebody can answer: what happens when one reaches their goal and no longer wants to lose more weight (I mean AFTER the happy dance and the buying of new underwear that actually fits!)? Is there another group somewhere for maintainers? I don't want to stay in the group and (hopefully) post the same weight week after week. I'm still somewhere between 16 and 22 pounds from my final destination but thinking about it cheers me up and keeps me from turning all of those frozen bananas into chocolate "nice cream."

    @chublet25 You can stay in the group and still participate but your weight won't count toward the groups total, this is what we call the Cheer Squad. I think it's important (and a lesson I learned) that when you get to your goal weight, you should still pay attention to it and not just go crazy (also a lesson I learned) so I encourage you to either stay with us on the cheer squad or even find a group that is all about maintenance. We're happy to have you if you want to stay with us and cheer us on when you get to your goal.

    Awesome! THANKS! I know all too well not to drop the ball to stay in the game and keep the weight from coming back!
  • tdrjustus3
    tdrjustus3 Posts: 542 Member
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    Tdrjustus3
    Week 2
    PW: 248.0
    CW: 246.0
  • walk4today
    walk4today Posts: 1,195 Member
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    Daily Post
    Saturday
    Track: yes
    Calories: yes, under
    Exercise: 20 minutes walking
  • gemwolf110
    gemwolf110 Posts: 1,418 Member
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    Daily Post (Saturday)

    Track: Yes
    Calories: Yes
    Exercise: Reached step goal
    Goals/Day/Comments: work was busy, got the Saturday morning cleaning done ✅
  • southgirl94
    southgirl94 Posts: 778 Member
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    October Week 2 - Sat, 10/16

    Track: Yes
    Calories: Over
    Exercise: None
  • FushiaKat
    FushiaKat Posts: 525 Member
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    Daily Post Saturday 10-16-2021
    Track: Yes
    Calories: Yes, Under
    Exercise: No

    Comments: I got offended today when my husband looked at my Taco Salad and said: "There's no shortage of food the way you're doing it!" It was not a really big salad, just a normal meal sized lunch salad. I have been enjoying the Taco Salad for lunch so I ate it 2 day's in a row. I was so offended that I didn't eat popcorn or cookies today. I ate just under 800 calories. I don't really want him helping me with my food or making comments, but there's no stopping him or I get the lecture about how I'm not including him. I need not to let him bother me, I'm doing really well staying on track and counting my calories, and staying under. I have not cheated, but I feel like I cheated myself today when I said I ate more food than I really did on my Food Diary.
  • vicky2767
    vicky2767 Posts: 2,472 Member
    edited October 2021
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    AB0215 wrote: »
    AB0215
    October Week 2
    Saturday
    PW: 207.3 lbs
    CW: 203.6 lbs
    Awesome
    AB0215 wrote: »
    Daily Post Wednesday

    Track: No
    Calories: Doubtful
    Exercise: Yes, 45 mins weightlifting, 2 miles walking

    Daily Post Thursday

    Track: No
    Calories: Doubtful
    Exercise: Yes, 45 mins weightlifting, 2 miles walking

    Daily Post Friday

    Track: Yes
    Calories: Yes
    Exercise: Yes, 3 miles walking and a lot of cleaning, 12k steps total

    Comments: I have been eating good foods, just too much of it. And for most of the week my weight remained pretty stable so I was not worried about it, but at the same time I have to realize that it's not going to help me change my weight if I keep doing the same things over and over when I need to change them to actually change, so I am working on reminding myself that is necessary and much to my surprise, my weight responded right away to actually sticking to the plan yesterday so I guess I should take that as a sign.
    Great job
    chublet25 wrote: »
    vicky2767 wrote: »
    chublet25 wrote: »
    Here's a question that I'm hoping somebody can answer: what happens when one reaches their goal and no longer wants to lose more weight (I mean AFTER the happy dance and the buying of new underwear that actually fits!)? Is there another group somewhere for maintainers? I don't want to stay in the group and (hopefully) post the same weight week after week. I'm still somewhere between 16 and 22 pounds from my final destination but thinking about it cheers me up and keeps me from turning all of those frozen bananas into chocolate "nice cream."

    Good question. You are so close. Hope you find a maintenance group, I’m sure there has to be ones out there. If I see any I will pass it along.

    Oh, sure, I have found a maintenance group, but I wondered what THIS particular group had to offer people who had reached their goal, that's all. If the support ends with people reaching their goal, that's a shame! It's work maintaining too, even though you're not trying to lose more weight (as a FORMER yoyo dieter, I know this all too well). I was just wondering what members in this particular group do once they reach their goal. Just leave? but thanks for your reply; it's much appreciated!
    Well I hope you stay with us as Ashley suggested.
    tdrjustus3 wrote: »
    Tdrjustus3
    Week 2
    PW: 248.0
    CW: 246.0
    Nice!
    gjaholy33 wrote: »
    Daily Post
    Friday 10/15


    Track yes
    Calories yes under
    Exercise yes 40 minutes combo walking and Intervals workouts
    Water 110oz

    Saturday 10/16

    Track yes
    Calories yes under
    Exercise yes 60 minutes combo walking and interval workout and strength training
    Water 120oz

    Goals/Comments:uque36e8wuiv.jpg

    Pictures worth a thousand words
    NO LONGER DIABETIC
    This is great Gloria.
    jeepkat1 wrote: »
    Daily Post Saturday 10-16-2021
    Track: Yes
    Calories: Yes, Under
    Exercise: No

    Comments: I got offended today when my husband looked at my Taco Salad and said: "There's no shortage of food the way you're doing it!" It was not a really big salad, just a normal meal sized lunch salad. I have been enjoying the Taco Salad for lunch so I ate it 2 day's in a row. I was so offended that I didn't eat popcorn or cookies today. I ate just under 800 calories. I don't really want him helping me with my food or making comments, but there's no stopping him or I get the lecture about how I'm not including him. I need not to let him bother me, I'm doing really well staying on track and counting my calories, and staying under. I have not cheated, but I feel like I cheated myself today when I said I ate more food than I really did on my Food Diary.

    My husband at times has done similar things to me. And while I know he means well, it doesn’t always come out that way. Hang in there. Hugs.
  • vicky2767
    vicky2767 Posts: 2,472 Member
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    Daily check in sat 10/16
    Tracked yes
    Calories under
    Exercise no

    We were working in the yard pulling some weeds and my husband got bit by something. Had a severe allergic reaction. Spent most of the day in the ER. He’s fine. But it was a little scary there for a while.
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