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Just got my new blaze. Loving it! Feel free to add me https://www.fitbit.com/user/3SVHNG

My fitbit dies today, so sorry challenge girls, I'm out... :(

Great step challenge this week. Good work everyone :) Loving the company on fitbit! NSV airplane flying today, wasn't even touching the seat next to mine.

Hey Celiac here too. I have heaps of recipes that work, but one I particularly enjoy is Zucchini Fritters (The Shrinking Violet). 1 grated zucchini. 1-2 eggs 45g Almond meal. Salt and Pepper to season. Grate zucchini and blot the moisture with paper towel. Mix together- the recipe said 2 eggs, but mine came out much better…

I have a charge HR and love it, it gets me moving, I never realised how sedentary I could be until I used it, it gets me up and moving even on a bad day.

Simply put, my stomach wasn't hurting all the time anymore and it was easy enough decision after that. I have had a lovely few years, diagnosed with Celiac disease in 2013, 3 months later, hypothyroid, 3 months later my stomach starting hurting again despite going completely gluten free, couldn't figure out why, 1 year…

Hi, just wanted to leave a note here, I've joined in your fitbit challenge which is cool, because none of my other fitbit friends are very active, so it's great to have a bit of competition :wink: No exercise today and still hit 17k steps, feeling pretty tired tonight! Now time for some sleep.

I just finished C25K and did not think I would be able to do the 35min, but lo and behold, it came and went and I kept running, even after it was done. I think the app pushes you far enough that each week as you come along you can cope with it. I did find it really hard if I was having a tired day or whatever though, still…

Finished C25K last week, and have had several people not recognise me lately :smiley:

Unless you have celiac disease or NCGS, it is not going to help. It does not help weightless, CICO does that.

Hey there, I'm a nurse too in Australia in fact 1) Wellington New Zealand, now living all over the place in Australia- I fly a lot for work 2) I've done a bit of everything, but right now I am doing remote area nursing 3) Coming up to 6 years 4) Looking after an older lady with dementia who I knew slightly socially, who…

So I lost weight and realised I was actually taller than I thought, though I was 5'9", am actually an extra half inch on top of that. I like being taller cause I carry my weight better and I can reach everything.

Sometimes when you have Hashimoto's the symptoms come and go and aren't necessarily associated with out of range changes in your TSH until it gets worse. Auto-immune conditions suck! They're just so vague and unhelpful and they don't push the dr's in the right direction. With Hashimoto's it can be worth getting an…

Yesterday 15km

11.14km or 6.92mi

HI I'm Tanya, Nurse for 5 years, living and working remotely. Trying to lose my lifetime of obesity. 42pounds down, 80 to go to get to a healthy weight for my BMI.

P.S. Always toast the bread... always. And curries are a great healthy gf option often...

Hey I have both of those conditions and I also enjoy my food. I have managed to lose 19kg in the last three months using diet changes and increased exercise. With the thyroid- really important to take your tabs and get your levels checked. With Celiac, well, I completely avoid gluten because it makes me sick as a dog, so I…

Hey, I have had thyroid issues for over 2 years now and my levels and fatigue are just stabilising now. All I can say is with the weightloss, I have put it to the back of my mind. I don't think about it. I face this journey one day at a time and I have lost nearly 40pounds/18kg in the last 3 months with diet and exercise…

I'd like to join, thanks!

An acquaintance who I last saw about 3 months ago, didn't recognise me... because I had lost weight! I can't really see the difference myself, so it was good to hear that I look like a different person!

December 17 was really hot, got a bit sunburnt, but managed 14449

December 15 15833 and 16 13662

December 14 15225, got my walk in today

13th of December 10053, only just made my goal, it was hard!

December 12 15326

Been walking a lot this month. Use a fitbit, so these are my steps so far December 2015 1. 19282 2. 15066 3. 12278 4. 13425 5. 10636 6. 13625 7. 8102 8. 15474 9. 18114 10. 19038 11. 14296