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  • I simply love when someone asks what it is I'm doing, like the expect some miracle answer. So, when they find out that I'm working hard at changing my life with keeping my food choices in check and exercising; it's usually a let down for them. All in all, there's no good way around it. Using some lie to disarm the…
  • Depends on what you're doing and for how long, etc... There's no mention of how long you've been dieting/exercising, what kind of exercises, etc. You have to realize that there's no silver bullet here too. Eating less and moving more will work, but it's not perfect; you're human, not a machine. If you've just started, only…
    in Comment by trbrmc October 2015
  • It's doable; my wife hasn't changed a thing, still smokes and eats whatever she feels. I'll come home from work and there'll be a whataburger bag on the bar. I quit smoking in May of 2014 and there's still days where I feel I could eat a pack of cigarettes, but every time I walk past her ashtray and get that smell, I…
  • Your weight can fluctuate up to ten pounds in a day. If you drink a 16oz water, you'll weigh a pound more, etc. You shouldn't feel bad about messing up, just move on and try harder!
  • One pound a week is good! Everyone is different and don't compare you're weight loss to your husbands. Men tend to lose weight quicker, but that's genetic. It's best to not compare yourself you anyone else; it's not a race! Keep it up, you're doing good. I'd give it a bit more time before experimenting with different…
  • It's hard, but doable. I feel the same; the hardest is with family. Especially when you get the, "well, WHAT can/do you eat?" People attach emotions and feelings to food. You're not alone!
  • I can relate. Last year, I was over 400 lbs, but really got sick of myself to the point that it made me want to do something about it. I'm with the ones that say to list realistic goals (example: just cut sugar and sweets out). Looking at 30kgs seems like a lifetime, but I tell you that I'm 303lbs now, in just a year.…
  • I've been fat since jr high school, but hitting over 400lbs was mine I guess. Just tired of being sick of looking at myself, it was getting hard to even tie my shoes. Plus, I smoked; which made things worse. I tried a bunch of things before really settling on a low carb diet a little over year ago (plus quit smoking may…
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