Myrtle1309 Member

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  • 60 years young and loving every minute of it! There is something so freeing about turning 60 and learning to live life on my terms!
  • Hi! I'm looking to lose around 80 pounds as well. Please add me so we can motivate each other! o:)
  • Oh dear! Please don't talk like that about yourself. I am a firm believer that you should love your body no matter how much you weigh. I'm willing to bet that if you continue to eat well (and 1,000 calories per day is not nearly enough), and get your exercise the weight will come off. At 1,00 to 1,200 calories per day your…
  • Have you had your thyroid checked? It seems to me (but I'm no expert) that if you are taking in the same number of calories but gaining weight that something is amiss. Are you weighing and measuring your food and logging everything? I had RNY 4.5 years ago and struggling to keep weight off. Add me as a friend and maybe we…
  • Have you looked at the blog called 'The World According to Eggface'? She had Weight loss surgery many years ago and packs beautiful, yet practical bento lunches. No starchy stuff. I have been following her since my weight loss surgery in 2011 and find her site to be most helpful. ;)
  • You can send me a request! I had RNY in 2011 and would like to get/give support to those of us who are struggling
  • I am 3 years out now and still chew my food thoroughly. Although it is not necessary to chew your food to mush, it is a good thing to continue chewing thoroughly. Not only does it make your food go down easier, it also allows you to eat less without feeling deprived. Still not drinking anything for 30 minutes before a meal…
  • It used to bother me, but then I remembered I am supposed to eat very slowly. Chewing each bite 20 times seems to help the time pass while others seem to be in a race. Don't let others get to you. Remember why you had the surgery and that you are eating out to socialize.....:smile:
  • Torani Sugar-Free syrups!! Ooodles of flavors, no calories. Use it in my coffee as well.
  • Depending on your age and skin's elasticity, it may be that the only way to truly get rid of excess skin is to have it surgically done. That being said, if you are young (35 and under), and if you lose weight slowly, your skin should have enough elasticity to bounce back in time. Spanx are a wonderful invention for…
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