9 lbs lost my first week...
amandadaisylotus
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I know my body is basically in shock from going from a 3500+ calorie diet to a 2000... I had trouble actually -meeting- my calories this week (amazing how easy that is when you eat fresh foods at home instead of Cheesy Bacon Cheeseburgers from TGI Fridays), but I kept my net calories above 1700 each day.
So my question is, I know most of this is water weight. Am I going to gain that back this week or can I keep it off, and should I put that in my "check in" or wait until next week when I weigh in again?
So my question is, I know most of this is water weight. Am I going to gain that back this week or can I keep it off, and should I put that in my "check in" or wait until next week when I weigh in again?
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If you stay on track with your calories, and it isn't that TOM. You probably will not gain any back. You might even lose more, but don't expect such a great number every week.0
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I know my body is basically in shock from going from a 3500+ calorie diet to a 2000... I had trouble actually -meeting- my calories this week (amazing how easy that is when you eat fresh foods at home instead of Cheesy Bacon Cheeseburgers from TGI Fridays), but I kept my net calories above 1700 each day.
So my question is, I know most of this is water weight. Am I going to gain that back this week or can I keep it off, and should I put that in my "check in" or wait until next week when I weigh in again?
YOu can keep that off!!!! WAY TO GO GIRL!!!!
Just keep plodding away!! WHat an amazing accomplishment... I would totally put that in your check-in weight.... it would be great motivation!! If you have to change it at your next weigh-in...that's ok (:
Just keep doing what you're doing and I know the scale is going to keep moving downward!
I'm so proud of you!!! :flowerforyou:
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If you stay on track with your calories, and it isn't that TOM. You probably will not gain any back. You might even lose more, but don't expect such a great number every week.
Right, I know not to expect that. Not only is it unrealistic, its not healthy to lose that much weight every week.
Thanks to both of you! 0 -
Congratz lady, that's awesome. Best luck, hope you can keep 2 lbs a week for a while!0
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Way to go! Keep up the good work and you'll never see those 9 lbs again. :happy: :flowerforyou:0
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What a great start!! That is very impressive!!0
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If you stay on track with your calories, and it isn't that TOM. You probably will not gain any back. You might even lose more, but don't expect such a great number every week.
AZWildcatfan- what is "TOM"?0 -
Way to go.
In my experience, you will not put those pounds back on- they're gone for good as long as you stick to your plan. 0 -
try not to weigh yourself too often in case you do get disappointed from unexpected small gains. i weigh myself weekly, but i think that is even too often.0
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If you stay on track with your calories, and it isn't that TOM. You probably will not gain any back. You might even lose more, but don't expect such a great number every week.
AZWildcatfan- what is "TOM"?
hehe, Time Of Month.0 -
WOO HOO!!!!! Way to go :bigsmile:0
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If you stay on track with your calories, and it isn't that TOM. You probably will not gain any back. You might even lose more, but don't expect such a great number every week.
AZWildcatfan- what is "TOM"?
hehe, Time Of Month.
ah ha, catchy. I'll have to remember that one. There's a lot of abbreviations used on this site that I have no clue what they mean...lol...thank you.0
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