my crazy way to get ot of my stall

Georgie Mayhem
on 3/12/12 1:36 pm - New Zealand

who knows?? You made of been coming out of the stall period anyway.

Theres real no way to guage it?

But congrats on the 1lb lose though.

                
Mermaid7
on 3/12/12 1:37 pm
I am glad you posted this.  I have been losing so slowly I was kind of wondering if I am stalling.  With my issues with food however, I think if I went off too much i might never come back.  Then I wouldn't be using this tool to help me.  I wish I didn't have to count calories or could just eat little portions of whatever, but through my journey I think I am finding out I can't.
It is such an individual thing, isn't it?  We each have to find what works for us in the long term and I for one feel like I am still learning about the sleeve and me.
Good luck, and thanks for posting.
    
frisco
on 3/12/12 3:03 pm, edited 3/12/12 3:03 pm
 
It's all good !!!!

What ever works..... every approach and every opinion is valid !!!!

Speaking for myself...mine was not textbook......

Do what ya gotta do !!!

You can always argue approach/technique.......but you can't argue success.

Just remember...... It's about losing the last 40-30-20-10 pounds(if that's your intention) and maintaining......many don't make it....that's why the national average is about 60% EWL

frisco

SW 338lbs. GW 175lbs. Goal in 11 months. CW 148lbs. WL 190lbs.

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Krazydoglady
on 3/12/12 6:33 pm - FL
The body reacts to change -- change your eating, change your workout, etc.  If you do the same things for too long your body adapts to it.  Having said that, as USAFWIFE pointed out, 'change' can put the monkey back on the back if your'e not careful. 

I keep reading people refer to it as 'cheating' and that bothers me to an extent.  Cheating implies doing something wrong.  Eating a high-calorie, high-carb meal occasionally isn't cheating on a diet, it's part of living.   I"m not a school-girl peeking at someone else's paper. I'm an adult. I make conscious choices, and I live with the consequences good and bad.

Carolyn  (32 lbs lost Pre-op) HW: 291, SW: 259, GW: 129.5, CW: 126.4 

        
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