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Printing Netrutional Information

harryson1736
harryson1736 Posts: 1 Member
edited March 6 in Introduce Yourself
I am recovering from heart surgery, and my Doctor's, at UPMC, would like to see my food intake on a weekly basis

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  • Cantaloupe321
    Cantaloupe321 Posts: 53 Member
    Welcome and I wish you a speedy recovery!
  • JonathanLepoff
    JonathanLepoff Posts: 46 Member
    You have come to a good place to do that.
    Good luck with your recovery
  • mathandcats
    mathandcats Posts: 786 Member
    If you mean printing your food diary, you can click the "View Full Report (Printable)" button in the bottom left, and then you can select the date range in the top left and print that.
  • socalkay
    socalkay Posts: 746 Member
    edited October 2014
    I would say this is a great tool for that purpose! You can log all food and water intake and exercise type and duration. When you get into your food diary, you'll notice you have the option of printing out your food and exercise logs.

    I originally came here for pre-surgical reasons (lower BMI to qualify for lung transplant list). I saw my doctor last week and she was impressed with my weight loss and my BMI is now in the acceptable range. She is presenting my case to the transplant team next week for consideration. When I told her about MFP, her comment was, "we should have all our transplant patients using that site."

    I will continue to use the tools on MFP to facilitate weight loss and my efforts to improve my health as much as possible.

    Best of luck to you in your recovery and feel free to add me as a friend should you need any encouragement or advice.
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