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I was diagnosed when I was a child, taking Ritalin. I think I was bouncing off of the walls and couldn't focus worth crap. Then it really became apparent in later lafe. No focus, impulsiveness, switching conversation topics in about 2.5 nanoseconds, that kind of thing- The thing that really sabotaged my bariatric surgery…
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Well that sucks...I was trying to think of something to match that! :sad:
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I get on the scale Friday mornings at my TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meeting. That's a weight loss support group. (NOT like Weight Watchers). During the week, I may look once, but I really try not to, because I want to surprise myself!
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Let's see...I live in Chino Valley, AZ, which is about 20 miles north of Prescott. It has about 12,000 people. We have a Rec Center in the summer with a pool/slide and classes, skate park, etc. (Have I been there? NO! I won't go to a public pool!) Ummm, lots of kid's baseball games goings there I know that keep me up…
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ahhhh.."no more see crazy" say Confucious! lol
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Oh I am DEFINITELY in! Even though I had surgery, I would like to be down to 200 by then-that is 38 pounds away...:happy:
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There's a place that we can customize the amount of calories and grams of protein, fat, carbs, sugars, etc, whatever you want to put in. I have mine set on 1000 calories like my surgeon wants me on for right now. Let me see if I can remember how to do it. I think it's under settings somewhere. Friend me if you get stuck.
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It is nice to meet you! Have you tried increasing your protein and water intake? The water will help flush out fat and the protein will give your body a boost on the weight loss. Give it a week and see what it does for you. Hope this helps. Feel free to write anytime!:smile: I was SUPER depressed about my weight before my…
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I'd be happy to chat with you and get support too! I just had part one of the switch done two months ago and I am down 38 pounds. I have some exercise limitations due to a disintegrating ankle and RA, and it is quite discouraging to me at times. Any little bit of support and motivation helps and I am glad to share it too!
