Just Give Me 10 Days - Round 129

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  • CamandJarvis
    CamandJarvis Posts: 2,021 Member
    musicsax wrote: »
    @CamandJarvis - really feeling for you and your little godson, sending lots of positive vibes and hoping that he gets the new liver he needs, especially going through it with my baby DGS just a few months ago. Medical knowledge and procedures are so amazing these days! Do you know that you can be a live liver donor? I was so humbled that all my family stepped forward and volunteered, (they wouldn't accept me as I'm too old :'( - I was devastated!) A perfect match was found in our niece's husband, but a liver from another source suddleny became available before that procedure went ahead. But maybe it's something that family and friends might be able to consider depending on how medically urgent the need is, I know from our families experience when time is not on the patient's side then needs become very urgent. Please keep us updated with his progress, he will be very high in my thoughts <3<3 .

    Yes! I've actually researched what it takes to be a live donor. When they return, I plan to ask them if they're interested in that process and willing to allow any of us to be tested to see if we are a match. I would 1000000000% be willing. The hardest part is that about half of their appointments they can only have 1 parent in there with him because COVID and he becomes really fussy and inconsolable. At one point during a blood draw Wednesday, it was only mama in there (mama's boy to the max) and they blew 2 veins. Docs had dad come in with mama and blood draw was completed immediately after. Its amazing what having both parents in there with him can do (and I'm sure the same applies with other children, as well). Wish they were more understanding of that (I know COVID makes it difficult, but you're putting the poor boy at more risk with him screaming and thrashing to get to the other parent who was asked to leave). I hope when the transplant itself happens, mama and daddy can both be with him - for their sake and his.

    Thank you for the thoughts and prayers. Its so nerve-wracking as I'm sure you completely understand. That's my little boyfriend, as we call him. If he's not with mama, he's attached to my hip. Never wanted kids of my own, but I'd be willing to take him on any day of the week <3
  • CamandJarvis
    CamandJarvis Posts: 2,021 Member
    I made a healthy potato leek soup that will feed us the next couple days

    Oh my goodness! I have an Irish cookbook with a Potato Leek Soup recipe that is a favorite with my family. I might have to plan for a cooler evening when I'm not busy to make for my Texas family. It takes about 6hrs in the kitchen to get it right, but oh so worth it <3
  • biketheworld
    biketheworld Posts: 2,237 Member
    1. Be under 209 - seems a bit drastic but I'm on an uptick so it's completely do-able.
    2. Run/walk 15 miles with Tony (see profile pic)
    3. Strength train 3 times.
    4. Stretch/tone with Essentrics 3 times (check it out - I LOVE this program)
    5. Be kind - be generous - laugh a lot - love my fellow human being, even if they cut me off in traffic.

    Day/Weight/Comment
    10/14 - 213.6
    10/15 - 212.6
    10/16 - 211.0 this is surprisingly fast, but I know it’s because I’ve cut out all the snacking at work and munching at night.
    10/17 - 212.2 pizza for dinner last night. Not worried about it.
    10/18 - 211.2
    10/19 - 211.0
    10/20 - DNW
    10/21 - 210.2
    10/22 - DNW
    10/23 - 209.2
  • TerriRichardson112
    TerriRichardson112 Posts: 17,930 Member

    JGM10D Round 129
    🎃🕸🕷🎃🕷🎃🕷🕸🎃
    🎃🕸🕷🎃🕷OCTOBER🕷🎃🕷🕸🎃
    🎃🕸🕷🎃🕷🎃🕷🕸🎃

    Looking forward:
    You are not stuck at home
    You are SAFE at home
    One word can change your attitude
    One cough can change your life

    Take care! Stay safe!

    October focus: improving stamina, strength, flexibility, which may impact the scale
    Aims:
    2020 Focus:
    • Stabilise weight under 150
    • Strengthen strategies to reframe the tendency to use unhealthy snack food as a reward/treat.
    • Make sure I have prepared healthy snacks available
    • Cut down on eating between meals by keeping busy


    Never give up! Never give in!
    Recent Back Story:
    • 2018 goal: get back down to 160 ✅
    • 2019 goal: proceed down to 150 ✅ with 2 months to spare
    • 2020 goal: maintain below 150 dropping slowly down to 145 ✅ Working on it. Strength training has slowed progress, but that’s okay.
    • That's a WIN in my book!
    • 2020
    • Focus: maintenance! I might even manage to lose a bit more ever so slowly.
    • (One good thing about Covid is that I don't have to traverse the minefield of family celebration meals.)
    JGM10D ~|~ Round 128
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    🔹Posting weight and comments each evening.
    🔹Age 74;🔹Height 5’2”🔹Female🔹
    🔹SW: 227lbs (Mar 2014)
    🔹1 Aug 2019: 171.1
    🔹GW 2019: < 155 ✅
    🔹13 Sept 2020: 152.2
    🔹LW: 147.2 (Mar 2020)
    🔹Focus: maintenance around 150 lbs

    I am MINDFUL of making heathy choices
    to MAXIMISE the achievement of my goals!
    ==============================
    Giving up is NOT an option! I KNOW I am doing this!
    Round 128 EW: 148.4
    Round 129 Goal: Maintain

    ==============================
    • 14/10: 148.6: Goals 🌟
    • 15/10: 148.0: Goals🌟
    • 16/10: 147.8: Goal🌟
    • 17/10: 147.2: Goals🌟
    • 18/10: 146.2: Goals🌟
    • 19/10: 147.1: Goals🌟
    • 20/10: 147.5: Goals🌟
    • 21/10: 148.0: Goals🌟
    • 22/10: 148.2: Goals🌟
    • 23/10: 147.6: Goals🌟 My mean weight has been steadily dropping over the last 4 rounds, so happy with that.
    Last few Rounds
    • Round 127 EW: 148.4🌻
    • Round 126 EW: 151.2🌻
    • Round 125 EW: 152.2🌻
    • Round 124 EW: 149.4🌻
    • Round 123 EW 150.2🌻
    • Round 122 EW 150.1🌻-0.5
    • Round 121 EW 150.6🌻+0.5
    • Round 120 EW 150.1🌻-1.2
    • Round 110 EW 148.2🌻+ 1
    • Round 109 EW 147.2🌻 - 1.1
    • June 2017: Round 8 SW 162; EW 169.9 This was my first round!!! I faffed about for 2 1/2 years before I got back on track!!!
    Daily Goals
    Food
    🔹log All food and drink; stay under goal; balance macros/micros; Hydrate adequately; NLNS!!!
    Exercise:
    🔹7,500+ Steps daily
    🔹30 + minutes intentional exercise
    Mind/Body/Soul/Spirit
    🔹Daily Mindfulness Practice/Meditation
    🔹Practice Self-care
    🔹Positively reframe thoughts
    🔹Learn something new
    🔹15 mins Daily Declutter session

    https://www.random.org/colors/hex
    Purple: #ff4968.
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    THERE ARE NO QUICK FIXES OR SHORTCUTS to achieving permanent change.
    REMINDERS: One or two thoughts which might give heart to some of you.
    • Daily weight fluctuations are normal, and can be as much as 2 lbs a day for no apparent reason.
    • A general downward trend is what we are looking for.
    • Eating out can cause apparent weight gain because of high sodium levels, but usually goes quickly. Drinking extra water helps with this.
    • The human body does not react instantly to what we do to it. Sometimes it can take several days to see results.
    • Plateaus are a normal part of the process. The body is consolidating and adapting to your new way of eating/exercising.
    • The closer you get to your goal weight, the more difficult it becomes to lose weight, as your body becomes more efficient at using what you feed it.
    • When you exercise you build muscle, which takes up less space than fat, so use measurements as well as weight to assess your progress.
    • Getting/Staying fit and healthy requires a lifestyle change for most people.
    Stick with the process. It DOES work! But it does take time, effort, and most of all, patience!



  • UTMom81
    UTMom81 Posts: 1,337 Member
    @UTmom81 The recipe takes a bit longer because you make the “noodle” but I have made the noodles ahead and refrigerated and even frozen them.

    https://peaceloveandlowcarb.com/just-like-the-real-thing-lasagna/

    Yum! This looks SO good! Thanks for sharing!
  • katmix
    katmix Posts: 296 Member
    I'm in for Round #129!

    SW: 139
    GW: 115

    Round #123 < 3.4lbs
    Round #124 < 2.4lbs
    Round #125 < 3.6lbs
    Round #126 < 1.2lbs
    Round #127 < 1.6lbs
    Round #128 < 2.6lbs
    Round #129 < 1.6lbs Finished this round with a total of just under 19lbs lost since round #123. Woo! However, I've lost and gained the same obnoxious pounds a few times... :smiley:



    Day/Weight/Comment
    10/14 121.4 No exercise
    10/15 121.0 Walking: 10 mins Woo! Down 18lbs in just over 2 mos!
    10/16 120.2 No exercise Color me happy!
    10/17 119.8 It just keeps getting better!
    10/18 120.4 Note to scale: I know we’re not friends, but couldn’t you be a little bit nicer? No exercise
    10/19 120.4 Walking: 21 mins
    10/20 Didn’t weigh, Walking; 21 mins
    10/21 120lbs Walking: 20.5 mins
    10/22 120.6lbs Aargh! Walking: 21 mins
    10/23 119.8lbs No exercise

    Round #129 < 1.6
  • cpanus
    cpanus Posts: 19,187 Member
    I'm in! Thank you, @GrandmaJackie!

    70 year old female...5'5" ...I used to be 5'7" but arthritis hit and I lost two inches, so now that two inches is squished around my waist like the billows of a big accordion... :D...Oh, well. I'll just keep working on it.

    We used to walk 5 miles a day. Recovered from back surgery then hip surgery!! Got back to walking then I sprained my ankle. UGH! I was down for 6 weeks with the ankle. Getting back to it slowly.

    The Shelter in Place has everyone freaked. We need to remain calm and respectful of each other.

    Heaviest: 192.2
    Round GW: 149.0
    UGW: 132.2

    10/12 - 150.0 at 5:30 a.m. ...maybe...worked out w/trainer for 60 mins.
    10/13 - 150.4 at 4:00 a.m. ...2.20 miles in 43 mins

    Day/Weight/Comment

    10/14 - 149.8 at 4:00 a.m. ...2.25 miles in 44 mins and 60 min workout w/trainer.
    10/15 - 149.0 at 5:30 a.m. ...maybe...rest day.
    10/16 - 150.8 at 4:00 a.m. ...2.20 miles in 43 mins and 1.5 miles in 33 mins and 60 mins workout w/trainer.
    10/17 - 150.2 at 7:00 a.m. ...3.56 miles in 86 mins...an adventure thru rocks, dirt and a flock of birds!
    10/18 - 150.8 at 7:00 a.m. ...4.15 miles in 81 mins...it was a good morning.
    10/19 - 152.8 at 6:00 a.m. ...60 min workout w.my trainer.
    10/20 - 151.8 at 5:30 a.m. ...lazy day!!
    10/21 - 151.8 at 4:00 a.m. ...2.40 miles in 46 mins and 60 min workout w/trainer
    10/22 - 149.0 at 5:30 a.m. ...maybe and I did nothing today!
    10/23 - 152.8 at 4:00 a.m. ...2.74 miles in 55 mins and 60 min workout w/trainer

    Chris
  • astroamy
    astroamy Posts: 977 Member
    SW (08/10): 233.6
    GW: 170

    Day/Weight/Comment
    10/14 - 211.4; exercise video + 9k steps
    10/15 - 211.8; 9 mile bike ride
    10/16 - 211.4; 15k steps
    10/17 - 210.6; 19 mile bike ride
    10/18 - 210.4; 15k steps
    10/19 - 210.0; 6k steps
    10/20 - 210.2; 7 mile bike ride
    10/21 - 209.4; 14k steps
    10/22 - 209.6; 9 mile bike ride
    10/23 - 209; 13k steps
  • musicsax
    musicsax Posts: 4,228 Member
    musicsax wrote: »
    @CamandJarvis - really feeling for you and your little godson, sending lots of positive vibes and hoping that he gets the new liver he needs, especially going through it with my baby DGS just a few months ago. Medical knowledge and procedures are so amazing these days! Do you know that you can be a live liver donor? I was so humbled that all my family stepped forward and volunteered, (they wouldn't accept me as I'm too old :'( - I was devastated!) A perfect match was found in our niece's husband, but a liver from another source suddleny became available before that procedure went ahead. But maybe it's something that family and friends might be able to consider depending on how medically urgent the need is, I know from our families experience when time is not on the patient's side then needs become very urgent. Please keep us updated with his progress, he will be very high in my thoughts <3<3 .

    Yes! I've actually researched what it takes to be a live donor. When they return, I plan to ask them if they're interested in that process and willing to allow any of us to be tested to see if we are a match. I would 1000000000% be willing. The hardest part is that about half of their appointments they can only have 1 parent in there with him because COVID and he becomes really fussy and inconsolable. At one point during a blood draw Wednesday, it was only mama in there (mama's boy to the max) and they blew 2 veins. Docs had dad come in with mama and blood draw was completed immediately after. Its amazing what having both parents in there with him can do (and I'm sure the same applies with other children, as well). Wish they were more understanding of that (I know COVID makes it difficult, but you're putting the poor boy at more risk with him screaming and thrashing to get to the other parent who was asked to leave). I hope when the transplant itself happens, mama and daddy can both be with him - for their sake and his.

    Thank you for the thoughts and prayers. Its so nerve-wracking as I'm sure you completely understand. That's my little boyfriend, as we call him. If he's not with mama, he's attached to my hip. Never wanted kids of my own, but I'd be willing to take him on any day of the week <3

    Yes, DD & SIL had exactly the same cuz of covid, only 1 parent and no swapping over during inpatiency. Only bending of rules was the night of actual op, 10 hours!, and following days whilst he was in intensive care. At least blood taking is easier after op as whilst in theatre they fitted line directly to his heart which they then and now use to draw, so there is no discomfort to him. But regarding parents, children NEED them BOTH there and as you say it makes it so easier for the little guys, surely with all the other procedures in place for covid that should be possible? Best wishes for you all. 🤗🤗😘😘
  • charlie9er
    charlie9er Posts: 272 Member
    edited October 2020
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  • Lilylady3k
    Lilylady3k Posts: 3,814 Member
    Wrapping up this round a day late since I had no scale at the camp. Still in the teens but really sorry to not see the 218 on the scale that I saw earlier in the week before the camp. I know why given my choices at the camp. It’s in the past … moving on.

    SWR122: 241 (8/6/2020)
    R122: 234.8 (-6.2)
    R123: 231.4 (-3.4)
    R124: 229.3 (-2.1)
    R125: 227.7 (-1.6) Daily check-in but DNW 10 days @ fishing camp 🎣
    R126: 224.8 (-2.9)
    R127: 221.1 (-3.7)
    R128: 220.3 (-.8)
    R129: 219.6 (-.7)
  • tiabirdie56
    tiabirdie56 Posts: 3,941 Member
    *END ROUND 129 ( October 14- October 23)
    Seeking lower bodyfat%
    My name is Tish.
    Age: 64
    Height: 5'7.5"
    USW: 253
    MFPSW: 240
    CW:
    RGW: 180
    FGW: 150
    *It's easier for me to think 10lbs ahead at a time*
    (Lowest weight 171.2~March 17, 2019)
    *2018*
    {Round 34- lost 2.8 lbs}
    {Round 35 - lost 2.4 lbs}
    {Round 36 - lost 1 lb}
    {Round 37 - lost 5.6 lbs}
    {Round 38 - lost 1 lb}
    {Round 39 - lost 3.4 lbs}
    {Round 40 - lost 3 lbs}
    {Round 41 - lost .8 lbs}
    {Round 42 - lost 3.4 lbs}
    {Round 43 - lost 1.4 lbs}
    {Round 44 - lost 1 lb}
    {Round 45 - no wgt loss}
    {Round 46 - lost 3.6 lbs}
    {Round 47 - lost 1.4 lbs}
    {Round 48 - lost 1.8 lbs}
    {Round 49 - lost .8 lbs}
    {Round 50 - lost 3 lbs}
    {Round 51 - .4 lb gain}
    {Round 52 - lost 2 lbs}
    {Round 53 - lost 1 lb}
    {Round 54 - lost .8 lb}
    {Round 55 - gain .8 lb}
    {Round 56 - lost 3.2 lbs}
    {Round 57 - gain 1.6 (FR)}
    {Round 58 - gain .2 (FR)}
    {Round 59 - lost 1.2 lbs}
    {Round 60 - gain 3.4 lb EW 180.6(FR)}
    {Round 61 - lost 3.4 lbs (FR) EW 177.2}
    EW 174.2
    {Round 62 - lost 2.8lbs EW 174.4}
    {Round 63 - gain 2.8 lbs EW 177.2 (FR})
    {Round 64 - lost 1.2 lbs EW 173.2 (FR)}
    {Round 65 - gain 1 lb EW 174.2 (FR)}
    {Round 66 - loss 1.4 lb EW 172.8}
    {Round 67 - gain 2.4 lbs EW 175.2 (FR)}
    {Round 68 - loss .6 lb EW 174.6 (FR)}
    {Round 69 - gain .4 lb EW 175 (FR)}
    {Round 70 - lost 3.2 lb (FR) 171.8 EW}
    {Round 71 - gain .4 lb 172.2 EW}
    {Round 72 - gain 2.4 lbs 174.6 EW}
    {Round 73 - gain 3.6 lbs (FR?) 178.2 EW}
    {Round 74 - lost 2.8 lbs (FW) 175.4 EW}
    {Round 75 - gain 1.8 lbs (FW) 177.2 EW}
    {Round 76 - lost 3.2 lbs ( ) 174 EW}
    {Round 77 - gain 4 lbs (FW) 178 EW}
    {Round 78 - lost .8 lb176 EW}
    {Round 79 - 175.8 EW}
    {■Round 80 - 176 EW}
    {Round 81 - gain 1.4 lbs - 177.4 EW}
    {Round 82 - gain .8 lbs - 178.2 EW}
    {Round 83 - gain 2.8 lbs - 181 EW}
    {Round 84 - gain 1 lbs - 182 EW}
    {Round 85 - gain 2 lbs - 183 EW}
    {Round 86 - gain .6 lbs - 183.6 EW}
    {Round 87 - gain .6 lbs - 183.6 EW}
    {Round 88 - gain .4 lbs - 184 EW}
    {●Round 89 - gain 1.2 lbs (FR) - 184 EW}
    {Round 90 - lost .8 lbs - 183.2 EW}
    {Round 91 - 10/9~DNW (wgt on 10/8~183.6) gain .4 lbs (FR) /?EW}
    {Round 92 - 180.8 EW}
    {Round 93 - gain 2 lbs(FR)182.8 EW}
    {Round 94 -182.6 EW}
    {Round 95 -183.6 EW}
    {Round 96 -183 EW}
    {Round 97 - gain -185.6 EW}
    {Round 98 -185.6 EW}
    {Round 99 -185.6 EW}
    ▪2020▪
    ~My commitment this year is to breaking 2 habits, crunchy, (no pretzels!) and peanut butter.
    *last day PB~ (12/ 21/19■Feb•13-26) This ended in
    *last day pretzels~ Jan 4/2020*This ended a few months into Covid.

    {▪Round 100 -187 EW}Jan 7 MIO
    {Round 101 -186 EW}Jan 17
    {Round 102 - 184.6 EW}Jan 27
    {Round 103 - 186 EW}Feb 6
    {Round 104 - 186 EW}Feb 16
    {Round 105 - 187 EW}Feb 26
    {Round 106 - 188.2 EW}Mar 7
    {Round 107 - 185.4 EW}Mar 17
    {Round 108 - 185.5 EW}Mar 27
    {Round 109 - 185 EW}Apr 6
    {Round 110 - 183.6 EW}Apr 16
    {Round 111 - 186.2 EW}April 26
    {Round 112 - 186 EW}May 6
    {Round 113 - 188 EW}May 16
    {Round 114 - 188 EW}May 26
    {Round 115 - DNW EW}June 5
    {Round 116 - 191 EW}June 15
    {Round 117 - 191 EW}June 25
    {Round 118 - EW}July 5
    {Round 119 - DNW EW}July 15
    {Round 120 - DNW EW}July 25
    {Round 121 - EW}Aug 4
    {Round 122 - 197 EW}Aug 14
    {Round 123 - 197 EW}Aug 24
    {Round 124 - 197 EW}Sept 3
    {Round 125 - DNW EW}Sept 13
    {Round 126 - EW}Sept 23
    {Round 127 - EW}Oct 3
    {Round 128 - EW}Oct 13
    {Day/Weight/Comment}

    ▪10/14 - 206 - Everything has been askew. Sleep~not enough. Diet~not enough calories and too much bread. Yeah still eating it. It's like a drug, lol. If it wasn't for the bread, my intake would be, 500-600 calories a day. Not drinking enough water. Exercise ~ Non existent except for household chores, running errands, helping extended family. The weather is now in my favor, cooler. No allergens, excessive heat and humidity, which is horrible to my joints. I'll be able to get out for my walks again. I'll see what a month of consistent effort will do. I'm okay though. I know exactly what to do to get my weight back to where I want it to be. (Tu•~hrs) 75g carbs.

    ▪10/15- (We•12:30, 7pm~hrs) 86g carbs.

    ▪10/16- (Th•4pm, 7pm~hrs) 126g carbs.


    ▪10/17- (Fr•~hrs) g carbs.

    ▪10/18- (Su•~hrs) g carbs.

    ▪10/19- (Mo•~hrs) g carbs.

    ▪10/20- (Tu•~hrs) g carbs.

    ▪10/21- (We•10:30am, 7:30pm~hrs) g carbs.


    ▪10/22- (Th•11:30am, 7pm~hrs) 47g carbs.
    ▪10/23- 206 (Fr•11:30am, 4:30pm, 7pm~hrs) 68g carbs.

    Seeking lower bodyfat%


    ●Since joining this challenge: (needs updating)
    •35.4lbs lost ✔
    •BMI lowered points
    •BF% reduced




    ■Bodyfat% using Vanity Planet BF scale
    ■BMI using National Heart Lung &amp; Blood Institute app

    link to: Waist to Height Ratio

    link to: Waist to Hip Ratio


    link to: Cucumber Detox Water Recipe

    SBMI ~ Smart Body Mass Index Link

    R34/SW: 218.4 - BMI=34.1- BF%=44.4
    R35/SW: 215.4 - BMI=33.7- BF%=44.2
    R36/SW: 213 - BMI=33.4 - BF%=43.1
    R37/SW: 212 - BMI=33.2 - BF%=42.8
    R38/SW: 206.4 - BMI=32.3 - BF%=42
    R39/SW: 205.4 - BMI=32.1 - BF%=41.7
    R40/SW: 202 - BMI=31.6 - BF%=41.2
    R41/SW: 199 - BMI=31.2 - BF%=39.9
    R42/SW: 196.6 - BMI=30.9 - BF%=39.7
    R43/SW: 195.6 - BMI=30.5 - BF%=39
    R44/SW: 194.2 - BMI=30.4 - BF%=38.6
    R45/SW: 193.2 - BMI=30.2 - BF%=38.4
    R46/SW: 193.2 - BMI=30.2 - BF%=38.4
    R47/SW: 189.6 - BMI=29.6 - BF%=38.1
    R48/SW: 188.2 - BMI=29.4 - BF%=37.1
    R49/SW: 186.4 - BMI=29.4 - BF%=36.8
    R50/SW: 185.6 - BMI=29 - BF%=36.7
    R51/SW: 183.4 - BMI=28.7 - BF%=36.6
    R52/SW: 182.8 - BMI=28.5 - BF%=35.9
    R53/SW: 180.8 - BMI=28.3 - BF%=35.7.
    R54/SW: 179.8 - BMI=28.2 - BF%=35.4
    R55/SW: 179 - BMI=28 - BF%=35
    R56/SW: 179.8 - BMI=28.2 - BF%=35
    R57/SW: 178.4 - BMI=27.9 - BF%=34.5
    R58/SW: 177 BMI=27.7 BF%=34.5
    R59/SW:178.4 - BMI=27.9 - BF%=34.5
    R60/SW:177.4- BMI=27.7 - BF%=34.3
    R61/SW: 178.8 (FR) BMI=(28) BF%=34.3
    R62/SW: 175.4 - BMI=27.7 - BF%=34.2
    R63/SW: 175.4 - BMI=27.7 - BF%=34.2
    R64/SW: 175.8 - BMI=27.8 - BF%=34.2
    R65 SW: 175.2 - BMI=27.7 - BF%=34.2
    R66/SW: 174.2 - BMI=27.2 - BF%=33.9
    R67/SW: 174.4 - BMI=27.1 - BF%=33.4
    R68/SW: 176 (FR) - BMI=27.1 - BF%=33.4
    R69/SW: 175.4 - BMI=27.1 - BF%=33.4
    R70/SW: 177 (FR) - BMI=27.1 - BF%=33.4
    R71/SW: 171.2 - BMI= - BF=33.2
    R72/SW: 174.8 (FR)- BMI=26.8 - BF%=33.2
    R73/SW: 174.6 - BMI=26.8 - BF%=33.2
    R74/SW: 177.2 - BMI=26.8 - BF%=33.2
    R75/SW: 177 - BMI=26.8 - BF%=33.4
    R76/SW: 178.2 - BMI=26.8 - BF%=33.4
    R77/SW: 174 - BMI= - BF%=
    R78/SW: 176.8 - BMI= - BF%=
    R79/SW: 176.2- BMI= - BF%=
    R80/SW: 175.8 - - BMI= - BF%=
    R81/SW: 176 - BMI= - BF%=
    R82/SW: - BMI= - BF%=
    R83/SW: 178.2 - BMI= - BF%=
    R84/SW: 181 - BMI= - BF%=
    R85/SW: 183 - BMI= - BF%=
    R86/SW: 183.6 - BMI= - BF%=
    R87/SW: 184.6 - BMI= - BF%=
    R88/SW: 184 - BMI= - BF%=
    R89/SW: 184.2 - BMI= - BF%=
    R90/SW: 185.2 - BMI= - BF%=
    R91/SW: 183 - BMI= - BF%=
    R92/SW: 181.4 - BMI= - BF%=
    R93/SW: 181.6- BMI=28 - BF%=36
    R94/SW: 182- BMI=28 - BF%=36
    R95/SW: 183.6- BMI=28 - BF%=36
    R96/SW: 183.6- BMI=28 - BF%=36
    R97/SW: 182.6- BMI=28 - BF%=36
    R98/SW: 185
    R99/SW: 185.6
    R100/SW: 187.4
    R101/SW: 187
    R102/SW: 185.4
    R103/SW: 183.8
    R104/SW: 186.6
    R105/SW: DNW
    R106/SW: 187
    R107/SW: 189
    R108/SW: 185.6
    R109/SW: DNW(3/29~186.8)
    R110/SW: 184.8
    R111/SW: 183
    R112/SW: 186
    R113/SW: 186
    R114/SW: 186
    R115/SW: 188
    R116/SW: 189.5
    R117/SW: 191
    R118/SW: 191
    R119/SW: DNW
    R120/SW: 192
    R121/SW: DNW
    R122/SW: 197
    R123/SW: 198
    R124/SW: 200
    R125/SW: 197
    R126/SW: DNW
    R127/SW: DNW
    R128/SW:
    R129/SW:

    55 lbs lost since returning to MFP, Oct. 2017
    69 (76.8) lbs lost since Sept. 2017p
  • musicsax
    musicsax Posts: 4,228 Member
    edited October 2020
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