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My daughter had problems similar to this and then she started passing out. She has what is called a cavernous malformation in her brain. Few doctors really know anything about these and they can only be detected by a MRI with contrast. Something to keep in mind if the other suggestions given to you here don't help.
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I log it all. It just helps me keep it real and honest with myself.
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I have been told that meeting the bmi will make me look like a drug addict and I think that maybe true for older people. Our skin is thinning and like you said, it makes it tough on the butt bones. I would go with a weight that makes you feel comfortable. No one knows your body like you do. If you feel it is time to…
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I don't usually binge due to cravings. I binge from depression and in that case it does not matter what I am eating, I am just trying to fill the hole. I have had this going on the last few weeks. I am feeling really down. No weight loss and I am dealing with some health problems for both me and my daughter. My daughter…
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You look wonderful Sue. I am proud of you! Keep up the wonderful work!
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You have been a blessing to so many of us on MFP too! We missed you while you were recovering. You write so well, even those of us hundreds of miles away feel as if you and Ed are family. I love you blogs and I love that you are an inspiration! I pray for you both to have a wonderful New Year!
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I am so happy for you! It will be a challenge but one I know you will overcome. You are a special woman and the way you have worked to get the weight off tells me you can do anything you set your mind to. All of us will be prayiing for you and pulling for those first steps. I am glad I came across your blog those many…
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It will great, if some of those people stick around. It is always good to find new friends and maybe even new people who can inspire us to keep up our journey. I hope there are even just a few people who will be successful and that will make the annoying questions worth while for a few weeks. That's only as long as most of…
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One year ago today you began an important journey that brought you to a healthy you. And today will start the next journey in your life. The journey of a more active you. I am so happy for you and I pray that this coming year brings you a healthier and more adventurous New Year. Blessings to you and Ed.
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Sue this is a wonderful Christmas present. I am happy this is finally happening for you! I will keep you and Ed in my prayers. This gives you all one more thing to be thankful for this Thanksgiving! Congratulations!!!!
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Beautiful! No more meds, you are so on your way to completely healthy! Now you can get your surgery re-scheduled and it want be long till you and Ed can go out dancing! I am so happy for you!
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I started at a 24 in May of 2013. I am now in 14 which is a little big. 12 are still a little tight for my liking. Co-workers want me to wear the 12. I guess I have been covering up weight for so long, I don't like the idea of clothes fitting close so I can't bring myself to wear them yet. Maybe in a few more pounds.
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Earlier this month I did the same thing. I made donations of my old clothes to two of our local charities. I hope someone gets good use out of them and then realizes that they can be in a smaller size too. I also kept one old pair of pants and shirt for comparison. I don't EVER want to go back! I reached ONEDERLAND last…
