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Tying my shoes - oh god yes, I thought it was only me who couldn't breathe whilst doing that!! In fact bending down, period. When I bend, I can't breathe. And putting my socks on...that's a nightmare some days. Stairs - my whole job is stairs. I hate going up in front of people because I have to keep stopping for breath…
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I think this section is brilliant - like you've all said, so many people are all with you when you're doing well..then you slip, and sink and slink away - I can identify with that very much too, having deleted accounts elsewhere in the past. I am really enjoying documenting all my food on here, and bizarre as it may sound…
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Hi all :-) Ok, I'm Anne, 50 years old, and I'm morbidly obese. I'm married, hubby never used to be supportive, in fact just the opposite for many years, and we live in the glorious West Country of England. My elderly and disabled mum of 83 lives with us. I have type 2 diabetes, a knackered back and achilles tendon, and am…
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Down in Somerset, in the glorious West (or Wet!!) Country. Too much good cheese and cream teas to tempt me! :drinker:
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Wow, that is brilliant, thanks for sharing, and well done you!
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I know what you mean about a 'serial fresh starter' - me too! This time it WILL be different, as I'm doing what the successful people seem to do, and not 'going on a diet' but rather changing my whole way of life, albeit one step at a time. These are going to be permanent changes I can stick with, and I have accepted that…
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Hi ladies, may I join in this conversation? I'm 50, and have 130lbs+ to lose. I am new here too. I did lose around 6 stone a couple of years back and felt fab, but then hurt my back big time, and it all went back on bar about two stone. I've been back pain free for around 6 months now, so just starting to exercise…
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I've been on metformin for years, and I must agree, the slow release kind definitely worked much better for me. I still get the sweats, from time to time, but my stomach problems are all gone.
