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julibel
on 8/13/25 2:06 pm, edited 8/20/25 6:48 am
Topic: RE: I'm officially one of those people I SWORE I'd never be...

That's life! I get that feeling 100%. Sometimes you think, "I'll never be that person," and then life humbles you. I had a similar moment when I finally gave in and bought a tracfone https://tracfone.pissedconsumer.com/customer-service.html for backup--it wasn't glamorous, but it worked when I needed it most. Same with diet and health stuff: you learn to stop judging and just do what works for you. Honestly, the fact that you're recognizing it shows growth, not weakness. Keep sharing, because a lot of us can relate.

julibel
on 8/13/25 2:01 pm, edited 8/21/25 1:30 am
Topic: RE: Soda

Soda cravings are tough, especially if you're used to drinking it with meals. I've found that swapping in flavored seltzers or healthier prepared foods, like some of the options from hungryroot https://hungryroot.pissedconsumer.com/customer-service.html , helps cut down the habit without feeling deprived. It's all about retraining your taste buds and not keeping soda stocked at home. Over time, the sweetness feels overwhelming anyway.

julibel
on 8/13/25 2:00 pm, edited 8/20/25 7:42 am
Topic: RE: Hunger vs Acid

Only distracting myself helps me to forget about my hunger. Managing hunger versus acid reflux is a tricky balancing act. I've found that ordering specific meal kits from Because Market https://because-market.pissedconsumer.com/customer-service.h tml helps control both cravings and digestive issues. Having foods that are easy on your stomach but still satisfying can prevent late-night binges. Nutrition education and planning play a big role in keeping both hunger and acid in check.

julibel
on 8/13/25 1:59 pm, edited 8/20/25 7:35 am
Topic: RE: REGAIN

How is your weight now? Regaining weight after progress is tough, but it's part of the journey for many. I tried using DribbleUp's smart medicine https://dribbleup.pissedconsumer.com/customer-service.html ball workouts during a rough patch, and the gamified approach actually kept me consistent. Sometimes a fresh tool or method can reset your motivation. Have you thought about trying new workout styles to get back on track?

julibel
on 6/9/25 2:15 pm, edited 6/21/25 1:14 am
Topic: RE: 3 weeks out

Hey. How are you doing? Three weeks is a great milestone! Staying focused and consistent is key. Remember to listen to your body and don't be too hard on yourself if things get tough. Small wins add up! i had a win myself today - reached out these guys https://georgia-power.pissedconsumer.com/customer-service.ht ml and they will help me to solve my utility issues, so happy!

julibel
on 5/13/25 8:40 am, edited 5/23/25 6:30 am
Topic: RE: Can't eat anything at all post surgery by 12 years or so

When did it get better for you? I honestly have such a weird relationship with my appetite these days--it seems to change on a whim and keeps me guessing. This week alone, I've called jack in the box customer support twice because I've been craving junk food like crazy, almost like my body is just begging for it nonstop. It's funny how sometimes your cravings can take over, right? I'm hoping it settles down soon because while junk food is a guilty pleasure, too much isn't great for me. Have you found anything that helps balance those cravings or get your appetite back on track?

julibel
on 5/13/25 8:39 am, edited 5/26/25 1:43 am
Topic: RE: HELP Sleeve 2.5 years ago, depressed, gaining weight, terrified. Warning VERY long

Hey, how are you doing now? I wanted to ask how you managed to pay for your surgery. Did your insurance actually approve it? Because mine is refusing, and I'm currently exploring different financing options. For example, I came across this service: https://plaid.pissedconsumer.com/review.html. I'm curious to hear about your experience--did you face any challenges with insurance or payment? Any tips would be really helpful!

julibel
on 5/13/25 8:37 am, edited 5/25/25 4:38 am
Topic: RE: I have a problem...

How are you doing now? I'm sorry to hear you're facing challenges. It's important to remember you're not alone, and seeking support is a strong first step. Consider exploring resources from organizations like the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) for guidance and assistance. Also check devices like fitbit for example https://fitbit.pissedconsumer.com/review.html , that helped me personally to stay more fit

julibel
on 4/9/25 1:37 pm, edited 4/20/25 4:23 pm
Topic: RE: Help! I think I?m in big trouble!

How are you doing now? I think the most important thing isn't what others think of me, but what I think of myself. That mindset really changed a lot for me. That's why losing weight became such a big goal--I wanted to feel better in my own skin. After I lost just 8 pounds, I already felt confident enough to take a step forward and register on Silver Singles. I found some honest reviews here: https://silver-singles.pissedconsumer.com/review.html, which helped me decide. It felt like the right time to focus on improving my personal life and open up to new possibilities.

julibel
on 4/9/25 1:36 pm, edited 4/20/25 5:41 am
Topic: RE: Weight Gain

How is your weight now? Have you tried any new programs lately? I recently heard about G-Plans, and some of my friends have had positive results with them. It's a personalized meal plan service, and it seems like they really focus on your specific goals, which is something that stands out. They offer customized plans based on your metabolism and preferences, which makes it more manageable for a lot of people. I checked out some reviews on PissedConsumer https://g-plans.pissedconsumer.com/review.html , and it looks like many people are seeing results after sticking to the plans. If you're looking for something new to help with weight management, it could be worth giving them a try

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