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  • How frumpy you might feel when you're in transition. Yes, you are physically smaller, but it all kind of sits "funny" now and nothing fits quite right. I thought I'd be stoked about getting halfway to my goal but now I just want to hurry up and get there so I can relearn how to dress myself!
  • I had this problem too. Other than bottled Dasani (Dasani is gross) there was absolutely *nothing* I could eat from the concession stand (I don't do soda, diet or otherwise). So I brought my own homemade chicken jerky, pork rinds, and sparkling lemon water. My feeling is this: With the rediculous mark-up on popcorn the…
  • I agree. I have had my PCOS and insulin resistant diagnosis for a couple of years now, but after following normal "calories in, calories out" model of weight loss to mitigate my symptoms and try to conceive - I've been frustratingly going in circles and have only just started to accept the syndrome's difficulties and take…
  • Bump! I have PCOS w/insulin resistance and I'm also interested to hear what others are doing. Keep up the good work all!
  • I have a couple from this week: 1) I have added 10 lbs to two different upper body exercises and increased incline and resistance two levels on ellipical. 2) I noticed for the first time in my life, my thighs not longer start a fire when I walk/cycle - extending the life of my leggings. 3) I fancy I see collar bones :) 4)…
  • Bump for later. Way to go Gals!
  • Indeed, BUT you have to be super careful about which *kind* and how much champagne you drink. Regular serving size of champagne is 4 oz. where a regular serving size of wine is 5. If you can get it in a proper champagne flute and stick with a Brut or a Brut mix you should be fine, but I find a lot of places may not be…
  • I also struggle with this, but have learned a few things: Timing: When I'm trying to maximize the effects of alcohol but don't want to drink all night I make sure to hydrate (this works for me) and drink on a nearly empty stomach. Granted this takes some experimentation to avoid getting sick, but it's worth it calorically…
  • I have two: 1) Working out during "that time". Not only did I feel good enough to motivate to do it in the first place (usually I feel so terrible, nothing will do but the couch) I didn't phone it in! I went just as hard if not harder than normal and legitimately earned my period chocolate. 2) Cardio stamina is improving.…
  • Bump. Losing SO SLOWLY with PCOS. Going to give your experiences a close read.
  • Bump for later reference. Staying motivted is tricky, isn't it?
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