NSV's

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  • Carnivorekat
    Carnivorekat Posts: 370 Member
    Karlottap wrote: »
    Wonderful accomplishment @Kathrout1973!! Don't forget about thrift stores for "transition" clothing!

    yep will definitely be looking in those (they are called Charity shops in the UK)
  • nvmomketo
    nvmomketo Posts: 12,019 Member
    These are all so great! :) YOU guys are great!!
  • bjwoodzy
    bjwoodzy Posts: 593 Member
    You guys are all awesome.
  • KatMac22072004
    KatMac22072004 Posts: 30 Member
    Realising today that I'm actually looking forward to my lunch and dinner and a feeling of acceptance and reassurance that I know thats all I'm allowing myself to have. Just a general confidence that I'm in this for life now.
  • Fvaisey
    Fvaisey Posts: 5,506 Member
    edited July 2016
    Just had a great NSV today - have a pair of jeans that I haven't been able to get into for about 5 years, but always kept them hoping one day I would achieve the weightloss I really wanted and decided to try them on this morning and they fit comfortably - I still have a long way to go but the fun thing is now, when I lose more weight its going to get expensive, as these were the last size I actually have in my closet so anything from here on downwards will have to be new or from the charity shop - first time in so long that I can say that - am over the moon

    I'll try to feel sorry for you... Nope, can't do it!

    Admit it, you can't wait to go clothes shopping.

  • Carnivorekat
    Carnivorekat Posts: 370 Member
    @Fvaisey hahaha I usually hate clothes shopping as usually have to go into the plus size shops, but being able to go into any shop and find something nice to wear will be a great feeling.
  • MaryDeLoria
    MaryDeLoria Posts: 45 Member
    nvmomketo wrote: »
    Awesome NSVs. :)
    Plus the kids and I must eat gluten free due to celiac so there are very very few restaurants or relatives who can cook safely for us. I have to cook and bake while we travel, plus all the packing and cleaning before we go. A vacation is usually MORE work. LOL

    I hear you! Husband and I eat gluten free, plus I eat LCHF (and am just beginning a dairy elimination as a test) - traveling or even just eating out can be a real pain sometimes because of the food prep that goes into it. We'll be traveling for several days with teen & pre-teen grandkids in a couple of weeks. Should be a riot, except for the food part - they usually eat SAD except when with us. :wink: