Just Give Me 10 Days - Round 214

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  • shmmm3
    shmmm3 Posts: 255 Member


    @shmmm3 Great idea for Valentine's day! Regarding the not weighing, when I worked in the office many years ago (I work from the home office now), I was able to sign up for Weight Watchers at work, which was great. We met weekly in the office during lunch. I lost the weight I wanted and kept it off for years. The WW leader made us all promise not to weigh more than once a week. That worked well for me. I think that sometimes when I weigh every day and have a good weight-loss day, I reward myself the next day with food. My goal is NOT to do that this round, i.e. reward myself with food. For now I do plan to weigh every day. I'm obsessed! lol

    @RockinRobyn672 What you said here helped me this morning. I almost gave in today to the scale. I saw myself in the mirror and was tempted by the thought that if I've had good weight loss I can loosen up today. That is exactly what I usually do and why most of my weight loss attempts yo-yo up and down around the same few pounds. Last night I was so strong and thought this is going to be great and then this morning it is so hard! I'm glad I wrote in last night because it really is true and I need to keep reminding myself that as long as I'm under maintenance calories and I'm eating the right kind of calories and I'm strength training the muscles I don't want to lose, the right kind of weight will come off. I shouldn't need a scale right now when I'm tracking so cleanly. But, I want to see that number go down as a reward and that will trigger me to reward myself with food. Ugh. I already chugged water so I passed the temptation but whew it was a close one.
  • quiltingjaine
    quiltingjaine Posts: 6,245 Member
    edited February 2023
    @deepwoodslady 👍👍👍My daughter is using Mounjero with amazing results. She is not diabetic but is insulin resistant. You might be able to get some sort of company discount if your insurance doesn’t cover it. A friend using Ozempic is get results but not as good. DD said her cravings went away and she easily passes by the snacky crap. Don’t have stuff in the house that is junk. Your daughter is an enabler and she needs to be informed of that. The grandchildren don’t need junk food either.
  • fmfdfa2020
    fmfdfa2020 Posts: 1,065 Member
    _JeffreyD_ wrote: »
    Planning to rejoin after I have my surgery follow-up dr. visit later this week. All went well and I feel better every day. Thanks for all your prayers.

    @_JeffreyD_ I am so glad you are past the surgery, and that all went well! What a relief, and now you can concentrate on getting better.
  • deepwoodslady
    deepwoodslady Posts: 12,088 Member
    @deepwoodslady 👍👍👍My daughter is using Mounjero with amazing results. She is not diabetic but is insulin resistant. You might be able to get some sort of company discount if your insurance doesn’t cover it. A friend using Ozempic is get results but not as good. DD said her cravings went away and she easily passes by the snacky crap. Don’t have stuff in the house that is junk. Your daughter is an enabler and she needs to be informed of that. The grandchildren don’t need junk food either.

    @quiltingjaine Great to know someone who is using it. Dr. showed me a bar graph of how effective it is for lowering the A1C for my diabetes and it is twice as effective as my Trulicity. I do hope my insurance will cover it. If it also has the ability to help curve cravings wow! what a plus that would be! Let me know if your DD is having any worrisome side effects.
  • Skyleen75
    Skyleen75 Posts: 694 Member
    @RockinRobyn672
    I agree with the diet/life statement!!! My husband is a total hedonist at heart and sometimes I think I actually see his lip quiver when I smack down some decadent request.
  • RockinRobyn672
    RockinRobyn672 Posts: 907 Member
    @shmmm3 Back at ya! Your words have helped me as well. I think I will return to weighing in once a week.