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Hi Diane - welcome to our group. I am sure you will enjoy it here, jump in any time!!

I'm - the one buried under snow banks right now LOL!! But, the "diet" front is going ok!!

What program are you following, or are you "making healthier choices" and exercising more?

in WA310/255.0/170- 55 lbs total (15.0 from half-way point)The race is not always to the swift, but to those who keep on running.-AnonymousStart the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape in the new year.

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Hey ,

I dont think I could handle living in the snow. Im born and raised in

the sunshine state. LOL FLORIDA i love it here.

Diane

>

> Hi Diane - welcome to our group. I am sure you will enjoy it

here, jump in

> any time!!

>

> I'm - the one buried under snow banks right now LOL!! But,

the " diet "

> front is going ok!!

>

> What program are you following, or are you " making healthier

choices " and

> exercising more?

>

>

> in WA

> 310/255.0/170

> - 55 lbs total (15.0 from half-way point)

> The race is not always to the swift, but to those who keep on

running.

> -Anonymous

>

>

>

> **************Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in

shape.

> http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?

NCID=aolcmp00300000002489

>

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Im trying to stick to WW but even if Im going over points Im making

healther choices. and Ive been exercising too.

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> Welcome. What journey are you taking? WW, southbeach, or what you

created?

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> N.H.

>

>

>

> **************Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in

shape.

> http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?NCID=aolcmp00300000002489

>

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In a message dated 2/2/2008 5:37:13 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, dianec1224@... writes:

Im trying to stick to WW but even if Im going over points Im making healther choices. and Ive been exercising too.

in WA310/255.0/170- 55 lbs total (15.0 from half-way point)The race is not always to the swift, but to those who keep on running.-AnonymousWho's never won? Biggest Grammy Award surprises of all time on AOL Music.

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In a message dated 2/2/2008 5:37:13 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, dianec1224@... writes:

Im trying to stick to WW but even if Im going over points Im making healther choices. and Ive been exercising too.

Dangit - sorry if a blank response just came through LOL!!

Hey Diane - should I tell you about the week I went over my points by NINETY NINE??!!

Yep, that was above and beyond the daily points I am allowed, the weekly flex points and any activity points I earned that week. Interestingly enough, I had a "big" loss that week (2.6 lbs) - weird.

I don't recommend eating like that all the time LOL because the scale will go UP vs DOWN, but keeping track of the points is very helpful (good, bad or ugly - it helps)

in WAWho's never won? Biggest Grammy Award surprises of all time on AOL Music.

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Good Morning ,

Went over by 99 now thats going over lol but that could of been one big piece of cheese cake to do that. lol Yesterday was super bowl and we went to american pie with thte kids so they could play on the games and the Hubby could watch the game. BUT wings and Pizza are not good for the diet. I had one slice and 3 wings. I hope I didnt kill my lose this week. I guess I shouldnt rub it in but I can walk outside in shorts and tank top. and its cool this morning I believe its in the 60s now .lol I love Florida.NOW when its JULY you may here me complaining only because the electric bill skyrockets because of the a/c . Ive had some sinus trouble the last few days so Im drinking a thraflu hoping that will kick it out of me and Im going to try and walk a little later than usually this morning. Have a great Day to ALL>

Diane

100-plus From: ABrite@...Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2008 15:31:47 -0500Subject: Re: Re: JUST JOINED THE GROUP

In a message dated 2/2/2008 5:37:13 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, dianec1224hotmail writes:

Im trying to stick to WW but even if Im going over points Im making healther choices. and Ive been exercising too.

Dangit - sorry if a blank response just came through LOL!!

Hey Diane - should I tell you about the week I went over my points by NINETY NINE??!!

Yep, that was above and beyond the daily points I am allowed, the weekly flex points and any activity points I earned that week. Interestingly enough, I had a "big" loss that week (2.6 lbs) - weird.

I don't recommend eating like that all the time LOL because the scale will go UP vs DOWN, but keeping track of the points is very helpful (good, bad or ugly - it helps)

in WA

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> My name is Diane and I just joined the group. I live in Central

> Florida.

Welcome! I lived in Kissimmee for 10 months and we plan on going back

when hubby retires. My dad lived in Buena Ventura Lakes in Kissimmee for

17 years and loved every minute of it.

> I just started on the weight loss journey AGAIN i should say.

Want to share a little dieting history - what worked in the past, what

didn't, and what you're doing this time?

Mine is a long and boring story starting with being born at 10 pounds,

put on watered down formula at the age of 24 hours old because I gained

weight in the newborn nursery, and have been on one weight loss plan or

another for the past 54 years. I lost weight only twice - once during

grades 7 and 8 on 1000 calories a day, coupled with daily PE in school,

an hour of Jack LaLanne type aerobics every evening and the active life

of a tomboy riding bikes, skating, and playing ball with the

neighborhood boys. I lost 30 pounds in those 2 years, then regained them

all the first month the doc increased me to 1200 calories. Oh, an

additional 20 pounds came alone to keep them company, too, for a 50

pound gain in one month.

The second time was 49 years later, when I was on a very strict

vegetarian, low fat, starch based food plan and no exercise because of

various injuries to my neck and arthritis in a number of places. I lost

45 pounds in about 5 months, then started regaining while dropping

calories to 1000 a day or less.

That was 1999 - 2000, and since then I've regained all but 20 of those

pounds while on about 6 other food plans off and on. I try not to get

too obsessed over the numbers on the scale and eat a mostly vegan food

plan (http://www.drmcdougall.com ) with a few " cheats " into meat now and

then and keep my calories around 1400 to maintain (You may have read an

earlier message by me saying I fluctuate between 272 and 278). If I eat

as low as 1200 calories I might lose a pound or 2 every few weeks, but

then my hypoglycemia acts up and I wind up binging just to keep my

sugars stable.

Eating this way is keeping my cholesteerol and triglycerides in a range

my doc is happy with. It's tricky, considering I'm also hypothyroid and

having a hard time getting my meds regulated and peri-menopausal. I'm

just glad the weight is down as much as it is from my previous high of

296.

Sue in NJ

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>Im born and raised in

> the sunshine state. LOL FLORIDA i love it here.

I keep the Kissimmee, Florida weather module on my home page and

sigh every time I see we're below freezing here in NJ and there it's in

the upper 70's.

Right now:

Bayonne, NJ

Fog 36°F

41°...44°

Kissimmee, FL

Mostly Sunny 70°F

62°...84°

sigh . . .

Sue in drizzly NJ

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  • 1 year later...
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Sherry,

I don't know how everybody else found them, but I went back to read the blogs on

the IOWL website and found the forms there. Not to mention reading through the

archives really helped motivate me.

Dave

>

> Hi,

> I just joined the group. Where do I find the worksheet refers to in the

podcasts? I see some documents under Files, but they don't seem to be it.

>

> Thanks,

> Sherry

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  • 2 months later...

Hello everyone,

Have just joined the group, suspecting I may be sensitive to things electric.

Joining actually stimulated me to do a certain amount of Web research and I came

across what I think is a very interesting UK site (I'm British):

http://www.wireless-protection.org/index.html

They do filters for dirty electricity, clothing, PC mats, Bed mats, shielding

fabrics and so on, and their prices look competetive. I'll be contacting them by

phone very shortly to have a chat - if they actually have a shop, they are based

only about 20 miles away from me, so I could go visit. I'll have to ask them if

that is possible.

Has anyone done business with these people? If so, any comments - or any

comments in general?

Best regards,

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