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Anyone still active in this group??
smsinger75
Posts: 251 Member
I am a former soldier. Also the proud wife of a retired 1SG. I lost 30 lbs over 3 years ago using this app and going low-carb. Unfortunately, a job that I had got me off track and I put some of the weight back on. I have recommitted to my food plan and exercise plan. Just looking for anyone else that wants to be part of an accountability group.
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I feel off the wagon, also. I just got back on the wagon. Thank you and your husband for your service.0
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Same to you!0
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I am retired Navy, but I greatly appreciate and respect my Army sisters and brothers. Being assigned to a submarine meant not a lot of exercise and a lot of food. But at least it was tasty. Now I got to burn off all the flab and get fit. Let's push each other to meet our weight and fitness goals! We can do it. We are Army/Navy/Air Force/Marine/Coast and National Guard STRONG!0
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Nice to see some activity going on in the group. I've noticed that a few of the groups I've stumbled across and joined seem to be nothing but crickets and tumbleweeds for activity.
Prior active duty AF ('99-'07). I've regained and lost weight once already since getting out. When I divorced, moved stateside, and picked up my current job, I regained that weight back again. Started working on dropping it again this past spring and I'm down 19 lbs, with another 8-10 lbs to go before I'm back where I want to be. Hoping this will be my last yo-yo on weight gain/weight loss, now that everything else seems to have stabilized out.0 -
I lost it all ..got pregnant. Gained it back, now time to drop the 20 lbs again..USAF0
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Well we can all relate to the hardships of the military. Definitely here to help anyone with their goals. US Army0
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I want to thank each of you for your service. USMC (86-91) After I got out I started a stressful desk job, my weight ballooned up to just around 300 lbs. Switched jobs about 15 years ago and now I am back down to 201lbs. With more to lose. Looking forward to this journey with you all. Fell off the wagon a few times, but it has finally clicked, I can do this. Feel free to add me.0
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Hello everyone, I am a retired Navy Corpsman - spent a few tours with the Marines. I gained some weight since retiring and really need to lose about 20-30 pounds. I have a trip to Cancun scheduled in April, so trying to lose what I can safely between now and then. I noticed it is much harder to lose weight after going through menopause/hysterectomy and really need to step up my game. I wish you all the best of luck, we can do this!0
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Welcome aboard Doc! Thank you for your service!
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I would like to become active in this group. I am an E5 in the Army Reserve. I want to work to max the APFT in May. I need to lose prob 10 lbs too. Substitute teach in civ sector.0
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Thank you for your service ginnette! And welcome. Feel free to add me as a friend if you want.0
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Thank you as well!!0
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Army Reserve Carpenter, trying to get good PT scores for WLC and not bulk too much to stay within height and weight.0
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Welcome and thank you for your service10
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