MiaAnjuli

I plan to get a lift/reduction when I'm where I want to be.

At this point I say it doesn't matter. She's already had the surgery, so I think you should support her and try to help her change her lifestyle so that the surgery will be worth it. And she can keep the weight off. I am one that thinks most people can do it without surgery. But what's done is done, and there's no going…

Keep at it, and they will get used to it. I have an almost 5 year old and a 2 1/2 year old. At the beginning there were a few breaks of running to the kitchen for milk. The more I do it, the more they are just used to it. I do try to set them up on drinks and snacks before hand. And occasionally have to pause for a minute…

I have the Polar FT4F or something like that.

Thank you, I had just seen that one. I will have to order it. I am finally back to workout out and eating right. And I hate not being able to use my HRM.

Thanks, I will have to look again. Maybe I searched wrong, but I didn't find what I needed the last time I looked.

I'm 4'9. 120 is about where I'd like to be. I use weight more as a guildline. I know it will depend on toning and all that too.

I'm not sure what you would consider a lot of weight. But I feel like it's a lot to me. 27, will be 28 in June 4'9 SW: 153 CW: 146 GW: 110-120 depending on tone and build

I've actually found the opposite. My heart rate monitor is showing that I am burning more than I thought I was.

I am 4'9 and my goal is 115 lbs. I started at 153 and am down to 149 in 5 weeks. It's the first time since being pregnant with my 3 year old that I have been under 150. I was 125 when I got pregnant with him, but had some weight to lose.