beachgal0626 Member

Bring the newsfeed back - Please! #1 reason I’ve been on here for 12 years.

What the heck? Bring back the newsfeed! I’ve been on MFP for almost 12 years - it’s my daily go/to to encourage my friends and vice versa. Do not understand this decision at all.

How are you doing @cowsfan12?! I miss you on the private group from awhile back -- most (including me) don't comment much. No one chats sports with me anymore! :'( Hope all is well with you.

I have been following this group off and on in the 10 years I've been on MFP. Since I'm turning 60 in June, will you kick me out in a month?! :)

I’m getting them too. I just delete.

I do! I’m one of your best cheerleaders! 😁

Those “lulls” happen from time to time, unfortunately. Hang in there, friend!

Am I bad for chuckling at this?! If the poster is serious, I believe the issue is serious. But, I'm guessing troll, so . . .

Wow! Admirable!

+1000! Great reminder and I agree!

As to the weight gain over the past week, sometimes increasing or changing exercise routines can cause additional water retention (temporary). Try not to get discouraged and let your body adjust!

Wow great job!

Good morning, Jo! And happy Sat to all!

This can be so true!

Awesome!

Great job, Steve!

Great work!

@making_tracks awesome job keep it up! Looking great!

You’re doing great and I hope you’re proud of your accomplishments! Nice work and keep it up!

Hi Jo!

Love it!

Good for you and great attitude!

Excellent! Hard work pays off!

So glad all are ok!

Best wishes for good news!

Wouldn’t that be nice if it worked that way?!

So sorry to hear you had a rough day. Hang in there and sending you cyber-hugs!

Almost 7 lbs. in 4 weeks is excellent! And, keep in mind, your weight loss may slow down a bit as you go along, so try not to get discouraged!

Unfortunately, we have a bit in common. I had just turned 17 when my mom passed away at 48, and I remember all of us kids feeling "weird" when we approached that age. I am now 56! Best wishes on your new commitment to yourself! :)

You might be surprised about your appetite when you increase exercise. Yes, appetite may increase some, but if you are increasing amount of exercise and/or intensity -- you may need more food/fuel, as well, i.e., food consumption may not dramatically increase, rather, increase in proportion to the increased activity.…