Need to Lose 100 LBS -Robins Thread !
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Happy Birthday, Tommy, Me Boy! Glad you celebrated and keep on celebrating! Wee oldies get to celebrate for a week's time, since time's gettin' short! Wish I had a great big graphic to shoot out at you! You grace our pages with such glory when others celebrate birthdays you deserve something spectacular. HUGS HUGS HUGS :flowerforyou:
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Welcome Pixie! This is an amazing and supportive group of people! What a great loss your first 10 days! Just remember, the second week may not be such a high number but now you know you can do this!
I've been avoiding the grocery store during 'cookie hours'. There's no way I could turn away a box (or 10) of Samoas.....0 -
Hey Tom - hope you got the virtual cake I sent yesterday.......meanwhile
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Oh, and GHD challenge 11/11.
And Robin you'd best PRAY you never see what I ordered. Ughhhhhhhhhhhhhh!:noway: :sick: :sad:
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Happy Birthday Tom i hope you had a splendiferous birthday. I just had to pop in real quick I am so happy. Not only am I only 1 pound away from 50 but I finally did my measurements for Feb and in the lsat manth and a half I have lost 6.5 in. This day just keeps getting better and better :bigsmile:0
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Thank you mam. I am all updated and current now :happy:@ Tom - HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
@Jt Const - I would go into the Home>Check In>Scroll down to the bottom for Edit Previous Entries> Scroll down to the bottom to Add Entry> and then add a date before you joined and plug in your weight before the 5Lb Loss.
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Regarding the girl scout cookies. I'm fortunate to not "love" any of their selection. I usually have a teacher or student ask me to buy, so I order the thin mints (I hate mint) and leave them out in the office for the other teachers to eat.
Monday Check-in:
Gave blood this afternoon which earns me an extra 325 calories today and tomorrow (according to mayoclinic.com). Struggling a little to get my 80 g b/c my breakfast and lunch were light on the protein, but right now I have some fish in the oven, so I will definitely make it.
I didn't have time to walk gunner before my appt. Okay for him b/c DH was off and had taken him for one already; bad for me b/c no exercise. :ohwell: Staying under my goal so no damage.
Exercise goals for week of 2/11:
Mon--walk gunner? (I donate blood at 5 pm, but if I hurry home I might have time for this) NOT DONE
Tues--rest day (I have a union meeting and dinner plans w/ a friend)
Wed--walk gunner + gym
Thurs--walk gunner + core
Fri--rest day
Sat--walk gunner + gym (long run) + dancing at Gaelic Storm concert!
Sun--walk gunner
Grading Goals:
1. 12/16 ACT diagnostic essays
2. 16/16 Vocab quizzes DONE
3. x/11 AP analysis activities
GHD challenge:
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@ naceto – while this is completely different from your situation, I can say you are doing the right thing by coming here and letting your feelings out about the burglary. Three years ago, I was running regularly early in the morning – just around our parking lot because I didn’t want to go far from home with my son sleeping inside. When I came in the house, I heard my son fall off the bed (he’d moved into the bed in my room after I left to go run). He never falls of the bed. I went up stairs and he was having a Grand Mal seizure. He’d never had one before and it was horrible to see. I called 911, ambulance came, we spent all morning in emerg. Since that day, I gained all 60 lbs back that I’d lost, I stopped running completely, I couldn’t bring myself to go out that early in the morning. I still can’t to this day. It’s taken me 3 years to get back on the wagon. I work out right after work now. I don’t think I will ever be able to go on an early morning run again. I’m not sure I’ve forgiven myself yet for not being there when the seizure started. I have no idea how long he’d been seizing before I came in the house – maybe not at all, but maybe 30 minutes or more. Even with a treadmill in my basement and baby monitors in the room, I can’t bring myself to get up early and go downstairs to exercise. So, the situation is entirely different, but I understand the need to binge and eat for comfort etc. You, however, are smarter than me because you’re here telling people about it and wanting to get it under control. I allowed myself to be consumed by fear for a while and now I'm paying for it by starting all over again. I'm glad you have both counselling and this place to help you through.
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Monday Check-In: Did well over the weekend, even when I ate all my meals as fast food I made good choices. Started my 5k training over the weekend on a whim and loving it. What a burn! Found out about a full time position at the office I used to intern for, and am thinking about applying. Worked at the daycare all day.
That's about it haha. Made a delish chili for dinner and have enough leftovers for lunch tomorrow.0 -
Gorilla- Congrats to your son for winning his first medal. As a middle school teacher of 7-8th graders, boys do have a short attention span but if your kids like wrestling he will listen to the instructor more than you think. Keep encouraging him to do his best and to keep it fun. Digging out several cars most likely provided a strong core workout for you and your body had a day to recover.
Tom- Happy Birthday!!!!! :drinker: :drinker: :drinker: :drinker:
Robin- I will need to search for the gymnastics meet if I can find the Big Ten channel. So happy that you had a wonderful time.
Today was a good day and I had a wonderful workout with my trainer. Today was focused on legs and he pushed hard. It was good for me to push that hard and to do different exercises. I must say that I am sore from yesterdays workouts- core and pushup so I just added to it today. Tomorrow, I will workout again on the upper body but then rest on Wednesday.0 -
I FORGOT MY FITBIT TODAY!!! :sad: :sad: :sad:
I did that the other day... I felt NEKKID!!0 -
Didn't have time for many personals earlier, but now I'm done making my lunch for the rest of the week.
@laurie--sounds like you are really killing it with your workouts this week!
@bailey--glad you are enjoying the running! I was a little sad on my way from giving blood b/c I can't run now until Wed. Well, I could run, but my O2 levels will be way down, so not ideal.
@tammy--excited that you are so close to the 50 lb milestone!! And congrats on all of those inches lost! :drinker:
@pixie--welcome and great start! :flowerforyou: This is such a great group--you'll get lots of support and motivation from all of the wonderful people who post here. I know I wouldn't have made it this far without them all.
@robin--wall paper removal can be such a pain--I hope whomever hung it did it the right way or it could be stubborn. Either way it's nice that you have a friend to help you. And yes, "ghoulish but funny" is a great description of the play if you add in a little "raunchy" as well. I know the case was on an episode of HBO's "Autopsy," so you may have seen it there. Dr. Tanzler was also called Count Carl von Cosel, and there are a few contemporary songs relating his story.
@kvan--it sounds like you have a lot of great motivators in your life to get healthy. It's a tough process, and we all fall down now and then. The trick is to keep getting back up as you did with the 10 minutes of cycling. And you're right about it being a life change--I never view this as a "diet" and allow myself any foods as long as they fit in my calorie allotment (and sometimes even when they don't :blushing: ). I know I will rebel and crave any food that I deem "off-limits." Others need to ban certain foods in order to avoid binges--it's all about figuring out what works for you, and that takes some time. Don't be too hard on yourself, just strive to do better each day, :flowerforyou:
@kris--I agree with robin; all of your projects make me feel lazy, but I'm just not a crafty person.
@jennifer--I hope you really enjoy your new gym membership. Even with a treadmill in my house, I've found I need to go to the gym for my strength training and to give my cardio workouts some variety. As much as I love running, I would get bored if it was my only option, and alone it wouldn't be ideal as an overall fitness plan.
@holly--it sounds like you are making the right decision for yourself and your son. And you aren't a failure b/c this relationship didn't work out the way you wanted. It would be a failure to stick with him when he's not willing to work on his relationship with you or your son. I'm sure you already know all of this (hence your decision to split with him); however, it's always hard to end a relationship, and I'm sorry that you are going through this right now. :flowerforyou:
@des--sounds like you are one busy lady! I don't think it's strange that you and your guy aren't married--it really bothers me when people try to push societal norms on others. If not being married works for the 2 of you--great! I get similar questions about not having kids. People are shocked that I've been married for 15 years and don't have kids, but the DH and I knew even before we married that we didn't want any. It's kind of awkward too, b/c I always feel like there's this underlying question as to whether or not we "can't" have kids. When someone I meet asks if I have children, I always feel the need to clarify with "no, neither of us wanted kids." Your disclaimer about your bf not being married reminded me of that--like people assume there's GOT to be some barrier to the 2 of your getting married.
@helena--sounds like fun with your puppy--they certainly are motivators to get out the door and get moving! Oh, and make sure you are drinking enough water and getting enough potassium to avoid those leg cramps.
@kaye--mmm, chocolate cake! It sounds like we have similar food philosophies!
@gorilla--congrats to your son for the medal!! And I think it's typical for parents to push their kids to do better--just don't become one of those crazy dads you see on youtube who gets into fist fights with the refs or other parents. :laugh: Oh, and I agree with laurie about the core workout. I shoveled Wed. and Thurs. and my sides were aching on Friday--way worse than when I do double sessions of planks and crunches.
@alison--my DH does most of the cooking anyways, but the grill usually entices him to cook healthier meals, so I'm happy to have a new one. :happy:
@susan--I was thinking of you today, wondering how things went at your almost former job.0 -
Finally back to the gym today!
I am sooo sold on this new gym (YouFit)... not a lot of fluff, but good equipment (treadmills with TVs for the win!)0 -
Everyone is doing a wonderful job !
I got measured at hip hop class tonight and i have lost 5 inches this past month ! I am so happy about losing the inches sometimes i get discouraged with the scales!0 -
Hi
Monday is my last day off back to work tomorrow. Today was a busy one till now bunch of errands including a Costco run. Finish up on the laundry. But able to go yo the Y. Hang out in the pool lot of time in the lazy river just going around and around. After that I did hangout in the hot tub. But I also found out that there are classes doing just that going jogging around in the river. Sign me il yes I did. Excited.
Happy Birthday Tom :drinker: :drinker:
@Robin wow good luck on removing wall paper. I have never had to do that. Before.
@ Lin @Karen I really love to grill. Love the taste
@Jennifer -- I am working out at a busy y before I would workout at home walks etc. I am enjoying the experience.
of working out with others
@Tammy -- congrats on reaching the 50lb milestone!!
@Kaye. -- sorry about your friend. Did you enjoy the weather today? Wasn't it beautiful, do refreshing.
Wishing everyone a good evening!
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@ naceto – while this is completely different from your situation, I can say you are doing the right thing by coming here and letting your feelings out about the burglary. Three years ago, I was running regularly early in the morning – just around our parking lot because I didn’t want to go far from home with my son sleeping inside. When I came in the house, I heard my son fall off the bed (he’d moved into the bed in my room after I left to go run). He never falls of the bed. I went up stairs and he was having a Grand Mal seizure. He’d never had one before and it was horrible to see. I called 911, ambulance came, we spent all morning in emerg. Since that day, I gained all 60 lbs back that I’d lost, I stopped running completely, I couldn’t bring myself to go out that early in the morning. I still can’t to this day. It’s taken me 3 years to get back on the wagon. I work out right after work now. I don’t think I will ever be able to go on an early morning run again. I’m not sure I’ve forgiven myself yet for not being there when the seizure started. I have no idea how long he’d been seizing before I came in the house – maybe not at all, but maybe 30 minutes or more. Even with a treadmill in my basement and baby monitors in the room, I can’t bring myself to get up early and go downstairs to exercise. So, the situation is entirely different, but I understand the need to binge and eat for comfort etc. You, however, are smarter than me because you’re here telling people about it and wanting to get it under control. I allowed myself to be consumed by fear for a while and now I'm paying for it by starting all over again. I'm glad you have both counselling and this place to help you through.
drojen- I can't imagine how hard that was for you. Thank you for sharing your story. It really put things into perspective for me.
Thank you all for your support, advice, and words of encouragement. :flowerforyou:0 -
I got my blood test results today. Even off the Metformin for 3 months my A1C is still 5.4 and to be honest I wasn't very careful with my carbs the month of December and half of November. I'm thrilled. It looks like my diabetes is behind me. Yay for healthier living!
The doctor still wants to see me. My BUN and Creatinine are quite high. I already have impaired kidney function and this test showed much higher numbers than just 6 months ago. That worries me, a little. I'm hoping it's just because I've been really pumping up my protein numbers lately and that I just need to back off the protein a bit. I see the doctor a week from Wednesday, so I guess I'll find out more then.
Food today was icky. I'm pretty broke and out of everything so I had to piece meals together(and someone brought in Hershey Candy Cane kisses today). Tomorrow is pay day and my grocery list is HUGE. Looking forward to eating a bit more pasta this coming week since my A1C is OK and I need to lower protein anyway.0 -
I got my blood test results today. Even off the Metformin for 3 months my A1C is still 5.4 and to be honest I wasn't very careful with my carbs the month of December and half of November. I'm thrilled. It looks like my diabetes is behind me. Yay for healthier living!
The doctor still wants to see me. My BUN and Creatinine are quite high. I already have impaired kidney function and this test showed much higher numbers than just 6 months ago. That worries me, a little. I'm hoping it's just because I've been really pumping up my protein numbers lately and that I just need to back off the protein a bit. I see the doctor a week from Wednesday, so I guess I'll find out more then.
Food today was icky. I'm pretty broke and out of everything so I had to piece meals together(and someone brought in Hershey Candy Cane kisses today). Tomorrow is pay day and my grocery list is HUGE. Looking forward to eating a bit more pasta this coming week since my A1C is OK and I need to lower protein anyway.
I don't entirely understand all of the numbers... BUT "It looks like my diabetes is behind me." I understand! YAY- way to go! I am so happy for you. 0 -
The weather today was perfect! Its starting to tease us with spring coming. I hope we don't get another blast of winter. So enjoyed a good walk outside. GHD challenge: 11/11 Good night.0
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Monday Check-In: Thanks everyone for thinking of me. I handed in my resignation this morning and gave my two-week notice. It went OK. My boss was actually pretty cool with everything and even apologized for not giving me the attention he should have. He knows this business is a tough one to adjust too and he should have helped me sooner. Oh well. It's done and two more weeks then I move onto the new job, which I'm so excited!!! I really appreciate all the support. You guys are AWESOME!!
@Tom - Happy Belated!! I hope you had a great day. A little rest after unloading the GS cookies sounds well deserved.
@MyMowMow - Awesome news about the diabetes! This is such a huge accomplishment. I would definitely keep the line of communication open with your doctor especially if you still have some concerns. Thank goodness pay day is around the corner. I know that's when I make really poor choices when my house doesn't have healthy options. Hang in there!!
@Robin - I grew up in western PA so I was always a big Nittany Lions fan. Go Penn State!!!0 -
@Gorilla -- well done to your son!
@Des -- a 5lb loss in a month is really good and sustainable. I hope your doctor's saying that slower is better anyway! I'll call you Des if you don't mind because we have another Beth... I have a couple of friends who got married last month after having been engaged for 22 years! So you see there's no need to rush into these things.
@Jen -- oh, what a scary story about your son. But well done for getting over your demons and starting up again with looking after your health.
@Holly -- well done for drawing the line with your ex. You know, it wasn't just about how he was with your son, he was disrespecting you too.
@Kris -- 2 pounds is nothing in the context of how much you've lost, is it? You'll be back on track in no time. And I am so excited to hear that you've got rid of the diabetes! That's wonderful.
@Kathy -- good to see you back. I do think it's harder at the beginning of the journey because until you've lost a bit (for me it was about 20 pounds) it's very hard to believe that it will be better. And it isn't just better at that magical 'thin' place -- you start to feel and look much better way before that. It might be worth having a chat to your doctor about what help's available.
@Tom -- I think I'd struggle keeping on track if I was around 292 cases of Girl Scout cookies! And HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
@Tammy -- hey, well done on the SV -- I'm on 49 pounds as well at the moment. It's a pretty exciting feeling.
@PixieD -- welcome, and OMG 2700 cases of cookies.
Tuesday goals -- well, I am going to carry on logging every day for another week or so to get to 200 days continuous... and I am actually going to exercise every day for a week. I don't know what's happened, I'm just so lackadaisical at the moment. I'm blaming the snow, but it's not like I don't have a load of Wii games and DVDs and so on.
It's Pancake Day today! I guess we'll have chicken and mushroom pancakes, and the kids asked for banoffee pancakes for afters. Really dodgy cookery; the chicken & mushroom will be a tin of condensed mushroom soup with bits of cooked chicken in it, and the banoffee will be a tin of caramel sauce simmered with sliced bananas. I think I had better go for a run first.
Hope everyone has a great day -- and remember, eating up all your fat and carbs is *traditional* today.
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I FORGOT MY FITBIT TODAY!!! :sad: :sad: :sad:
I did that the other day... I felt NEKKID!!
I left mine on the charger Sunday and did not wear it until I was almost going to bed. I got a whole 486 steps.:blushing:
@MyMowMow- Great news on the HbA1c!:happy:
@Alison & jtcon- It sounds so much better to say 50 lost rather than 49. That one pound makes a big difference. Good for both of you, now go lose the one pound :laugh:
I'm 12/12 on the GHD strength training!
Let's all have a healthy day!
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@skinnyjeanzbo - Great job giving blood! 2 days of rest is a good thing. I know when I give blood it takes a couple of days for me to get back to speed...
@MyM0wM0w - Nice with the A1C# keep your carbs/sugars in check! They need to you to back off the protein?
@drojen - that is crazy!!!
@kris1085 - Hiphop class seems like such a funny thought to me, but I bet it is a fun time!
@everyone about the wrestling... I really do like the personal responsibility it gives the kids, other sports he has a team to count on and work with and be accountable to, wrestling it is all him for him. It was nice that this tournament you earned the medal too.
Well it is Fat Tuesday... or for me Carb Tuesday... since for Lent I am going onto a low carb diet plan. Called TNT http://forums.menshealth.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/1991017124/m/1431038013
I had done it once before in the past and had a big weight loss... it ended in an orgy of carbs and most the weight came back... but I need a boost to get the loss back on track. 3 months I need to be running my Spartan Sprint! And maybe a Tough Mudder two weeks after that too.
Last night the snow and crappy weather kept me inside.. but i found an empty basketball gym and started running some laps, then sprinting the length of the gym and jogging around. then I decided to run suicides... and try the pullup bar after each set I need to get this weight back off so I can do them again!! Finished off my workout with running the stairs at the school, two floors worth of stairs 6 times.. my legs were screaming at me... All in all got a good workout done. Tonight I am in the weight room though and looking forward to it!0 -
Happy Tuesday!!!
I am still not weighting myself Mid March the gym worker will remeasure me. Goals this week are as follows:
2/11/13- 23 minute walk on hill program level 2 and 7 mins on ellipitcal- 20 situps
2/12/13- 23 minute walk on hill program level 2 and 7 mins on ellipitcal- 20 situps
2/13/13- 23 minute walk on hill program level 2 and 7 mins on ellipitcal- 20 situps
2/14/13- 53 minute walk on hill program level 2 and 7 mins on ellipitcal- 20 situps
2/15/13- 23 minute walk on hill program level 2 and 7 mins on ellipitcal- 20 situps
2/16/13---day off I am playing bingo at casino with my mom for her bday and having a girl's night at my new house with lots of jello shots and food. 20 situps
2/17/13- 53 minute walk on hill program level 2 and 7 mins on ellipitcal- 20 situps
GHD Challenge 9/11 (20 sit up challenge)
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@Tom~Happy Birthday, hope it was a terrific celebration!
@Kris~Fantastic news on your A1C! Those Hershey’s Candy Cane Kisses would be hard for me to resist, I don’t really like candy but I love those!!! About Paleo, it intrigues me – I do feel like it’s a lifestyle I could live with so when I have more time in a few months I may research it further, but for now the changes I’ve made are working for me.
@Pixie & other newlings I’ve missed~Welcome, you found a great group!
@Vicki & Tom~Yep, I felt nekkid all day yesterday without my Fitbit. I remembered it today - whew!
It’s raining here this morning, which made for a longer commute to work – instead of 30 minutes it was 45. I don’t know what happens in Texas, but add water to the roadways and everyone turns into turtles!
My trainer really worked me over on Sunday, my thighs and hammies are absolutely killing me!!! There are just times that squats are evil! Yesterday, I had to get on the floor to fish out cat toys from underneath furniture and could have used "Life Alert" so someone could have helped me up! :laugh: I actually laid there for about 10-minutes (wood floor mind you) because my legs hurt too much. LOL I’m still really sore this morning, so grateful today is a rest day. Need to rest up so I can do it all over again tomorrow. :bigsmile:
Tuesday Goals~I kind of posted this yesterday but most of you know I entered the 90-day weight loss challenge at my gym, it started this past weekend and runs through mid-May. I can’t remember what the local prizes are but at the national level it’s a trip to HI, $10k and free gym dues for a year – not sure I have a chance winning the national competition but I do have a chance to win top prize at my gym (came in 3rd last time). I have a goal to lose at least 40# so am doing everything in my power to get there – so my goals are only 20% carbs, 40% fat, 40% protein along with eating gluten-free, no alcohol and no eating out for the next 90-days.
Fitness this week:
Monday~Jogging Elliptical DONE!
Tuesday~Off Day (thank goodness)
Wednesday~Training
Thursday~Off Day
Friday~Treadmill/Weights on my own
Saturday~Run
Sunday~Training
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Sunday share- Rachael, 29 y.o, from southern NJ. Started this awesome journey on 1/3/13 and still going strong. This is a major battle for me since I've been overweight my entire adult life. One day and one pound at a time.
Monday check in- Still doing ok at the gym and occassionally getting harassed by trainers, but its tolerable. So far, I'm down 17 pounds and will do my weekly weigh in on Thursday.
Tuesday goals- to find the strength to make it through this week. We have a few people out and its just chaotic. I am literally exhausted and just want to sleep, but I need to push myself to get through it. Please keep me in your thoughts. I need to make it until Thursday. Friday should be an easy, refreshing day. I really need a new job. Seriously...this one is stressing me out.
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@robin Steampunk is for all ages! You don't have to go with the skimpy corsets and all that. I rarely get an opportunity to go all-out, but I often wear a piece of jewelry, or a vest, or boots. Yesterday I wore a brown ankle length a-line skirt with a black t-shirt, striped vest, and brown boots with a buckle around the ankle. I wore a beautiful steampunky dragonfly necklace and little brass heart earrings with gears on them. Totally appropriate for work, yet had the aesthetic. I've loved Victoriana since high school, long before I ever heard of "steampunk".
@tom Happy belated birthday, young man!
@littlepixie Welcome!
@bohemian "Des" is fine! It's what most of my online friends call me anyway! (And shorter than typing in "Desdemina"
I have a question for the diabetics (or former diabetics!) out there. A coworker brought in chocolate candies for us, and thoughtfully brought in a small box of sugar free chocolates just for me, since she knew I am prediabetic. I ate one and it was the most glorious thing I have ever eaten (I've been off all sweets for 2 1/2 months). But I haven't had any more because I don't know if they're ok. I know sugar free doesn't mean they have fewer calories, and I worked the calories/carbs into my plan that day, but since I'm trying so hard to get my insulin levels down, I didn't know how it might affect that. If I was just dieting to lose weight, I would eat them and just work them into the plan, but i'm more worried about the diabetes thing. Advice?0 -
i have been in northern alberta for a week now and need to stop partying!!!! it was my son and grandson's birthday so there was lots of food i should not have eaten. Also, at their house they have lots of things that i do not allow myself in my home :sad: I need to find a way to put these out of my mind and get back on track. They do not have a scale so i am a bit worried at spending 2 more weeks here!!
yesterday i did housework and laundry for 4 hours!! went up and down the stairs about a gazillion times, moved furniture, washed floors etc....i was so sore i could not sleep much!! today i am going to break up the ice on the sidewalk and shovel some snow for a change.....may try to fit in a walk. To break up the ice i need to lift a heavy metal bar and slam it down on the ice....should be good for an arm workout!!!. \looks like we might be in for more snow today as well :sad: there is already 4 feet of it here!!!
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I have a question for the diabetics (or former diabetics!) out there. A coworker brought in chocolate candies for us, and thoughtfully brought in a small box of sugar free chocolates just for me, since she knew I am prediabetic. I ate one and it was the most glorious thing I have ever eaten (I've been off all sweets for 2 1/2 months). But I haven't had any more because I don't know if they're ok. I know sugar free doesn't mean they have fewer calories, and I worked the calories/carbs into my plan that day, but since I'm trying so hard to get my insulin levels down, I didn't know how it might affect that. If I was just dieting to lose weight, I would eat them and just work them into the plan, but i'm more worried about the diabetes thing. Advice?
Well... they should not overly effect your insulin levels... but be warned they will effect your bathroom usage levels!!! Sugar Free chocolates are NOT friendly! Learned that lesson the hard way... as have my kids, Leave Mommy's treats alone! (She is Type 1 diabetic)0 -
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