Advice

[Guest guest]

Yes, both ears. I wear " in the ear " hearing aids that aren't very

obvious - most people don't even realize they're there until I ask them

to repeat what they said.

Question for everyone - I'm about to get my second set of hearing aids

(over the next two years). I've hear that " behind the ear " aids might

allow me to have some kind of directional microphone that would help in

a meeting. Has anyone heard of or used such a device?

Matt

Hills wrote:

>

> Matt,

>

> Do you wear a hearing aid?

>

> Dan

>

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

> cholesteatoma

> From: matthewm@...

> Date: Sun, 18 May 2008 17:32:26 -0400

> Subject: Re: advice

>

> Dan,

>

> They'll do all they can to restore your hearing - and they have some

> amazing options for that. The primary purpose of the operation

> will be

> a clean dry ear. My doctor preferred to do reconstruction with the

> cholesteatoma removal. It was first noticed in my right ear when I

> figured out I couldn't hear out of it - it had extensive damage,

> but the

> doctor did an amazing job with a prosthesis (it's actually my better

> ear). I had one recurrence in my right ear, but nothing since. My

> left

> ear began showing signs and they caught it early. For the left ear he

> just reshaped the hearing bones - it doesn't work so well (maybe I

> dislodged them somehow).

>

> I would call myself hard of hearing, but my wife would say " you're

> just

> not listening to me! " :-)

>

> I do have a lot of trouble hearing in meetings ... I'm working on

> that.

> I keep looking into gizmos that will help me with that. I wish my

> colleagues could learn to project their voices better. Also, if

> people

> get your attention BEFORE they start speaking to you, that helps a

> lot.

>

> Things can vary quite a bit, but make sure you have a top notch

> otologist/neurotologist that does this operation a lot. A lot of us

> experience a good recovery.

>

> Matt

>

> Hills wrote:

> >

> >

> > Hello all,

> >

> > So my c-toma surgery is next week. I have a large c-toma in my left

> > ear. I have had some unsteadiness on my feet lately and I have some

> > tinnuitis and throbbing in that same ear. After this surgery, am I

> > going to have any hearing at all in that affected ear? Do you all

> > consider yourselves deaf or hard of hearing after this is all

> said and

> > done. I'm just looking for some positive advice. I am trying to

> stay

> > calm about it but I know that if I don't get it taken care of it

> could

> > get a lot worse. I am just wondering what should I expect.

> Please help

> > any advice would be great.

> >

> > Dan

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[Guest guest]

Matt, I have a behind the ear hearing aid an thinking of going to a in the ear. Are yours in the ear canal or just in the ear? I think they make directional microphone for in the ear from what I have read on line. I can tell you that behind the ear, bte, is very uncomfortable and very noticeable. Since I am a female I can hide it with my hair. I hate it though and am going to get one that is in the ear... Maybe you just need more power and volume opposed to BTE... Let me know how you make out! Amber"

[Guest guest]

Does anyone who has had the cholesteatoma removal wall down surgery NOT have to wear a hearing aid in the affected ear? Let me know.cholesteatoma From: am81576@...Date: Sun, 18 May 2008 18:30:45 -0700Subject: Re: advice

Matt, I have a behind the ear hearing aid an thinking of going to a in the ear. Are yours in the ear canal or just in the ear? I think they make directional microphone for in the ear from what I have read on line. I can tell you that behind the ear, bte, is very uncomfortable and very noticeable. Since I am a female I can hide it with my hair. I hate it though and am going to get one that is in the ear... Maybe you just need more power and volume opposed to BTE... Let me know how you make out! Amber"

[Guest guest]

Thanks Amber,

Mine are just " in the ear " - in the canal seemed a bit too delicate for

my fumbling hands.

I'll let you folks know if/when I get the directional microphones and if

they work.

Matt

amber krasny wrote:

> Matt,

> I have a behind the ear hearing aid an thinking of going to a in the

> ear. Are yours in the ear canal or just in the ear? I think they make

> directional microphone for in the ear from what I have read on line. I

> can tell you that behind the ear, bte, is very uncomfortable and very

> noticeable. Since I am a female I can hide it with my hair. I hate it

> though and am going to get one that is in the ear...

> Maybe you just need more power and volume opposed to BTE...

> Let me know how you make out!

> Amber

>

> */ "

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I consider myself very fortunate to not need a hearing aid.

I have had 2 Cholesteatoma removal surgeries, one on each ear.

In my left ear, the Cholesteatoma had caused so much damage that to remove it, all of the inner ear bones also had to be removed. Fortunately, the surgeon who did this work was very skilled, and was able to insert a prosthesis inside my ear to replace the bones at the time of the original surgery. The prosthesis has enabled me to have a reasonable quality of hearing in that ear.

In my right ear, the cholesteatoma was diagnosed early enough that the damage was not so extensive. I wasn't taking any chances though, so I sought out the best Neuro-Otologist within 300 miles of me, and I had him perform the removal. Although there was a slight damage to the ear bones, I still have reasonable hearing in my right ear.

My advice to you would be to have a pretty lengthy discussion with your surgeon to assess your options. But the short answer to your question is, yes it is possible to have a cholesteatoma removed and not need a

From: Hills <dhillz81@...>Subject: RE: advicecholesteatoma Date: Sunday, May 18, 2008, 10:08 PM

Does anyone who has had the cholesteatoma removal wall down surgery NOT have to wear a hearing aid in the affected ear? Let me know.

cholesteatomaFrom: am81576 (DOT) comDate: Sun, 18 May 2008 18:30:45 -0700Subject: Re: advice

Matt,

I have a behind the ear hearing aid an thinking of going to a in the ear. Are yours in the ear canal or just in the ear? I think they make directional microphone for in the ear from what I have read on line. I can tell you that behind the ear, bte, is very uncomfortable and very noticeable. Since I am a female I can hide it with my hair. I hate it though and am going to get one that is in the ear...

Maybe you just need more power and volume opposed to BTE...

Let me know how you make out!

Amber"

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I consider myself very fortunate to not need a hearing aid.

I have had 2 Cholesteatoma removal surgeries, one on each ear.

In my left ear, the Cholesteatoma had caused so much damage that to remove it, all of the inner ear bones also had to be removed. Fortunately, the surgeon who did this work was very skilled, and was able to insert a prosthesis inside my ear to replace the bones at the time of the original surgery. The prosthesis has enabled me to have a reasonable quality of hearing in that ear.

In my right ear, the cholesteatoma was diagnosed early enough that the damage was not so extensive. I wasn't taking any chances though, so I sought out the best Neuro-Otologist within 300 miles of me, and I had him perform the removal. Although there was a slight damage to the ear bones, I still have reasonable hearing in my right ear.

My advice to you would be to have a pretty lengthy discussion with your surgeon to assess your options. But the short answer to your question is, yes it is possible to have a cholesteatoma removed and not need a hearing

From: Hills <dhillz81@...>Subject: RE: advicecholesteatoma Date: Sunday, May 18, 2008, 10:08 PM

Does anyone who has had the cholesteatoma removal wall down surgery NOT have to wear a hearing aid in the affected ear? Let me know.

cholesteatomaFrom: am81576 (DOT) comDate: Sun, 18 May 2008 18:30:45 -0700Subject: Re: advice

Matt,

I have a behind the ear hearing aid an thinking of going to a in the ear. Are yours in the ear canal or just in the ear? I think they make directional microphone for in the ear from what I have read on line. I can tell you that behind the ear, bte, is very uncomfortable and very noticeable. Since I am a female I can hide it with my hair. I hate it though and am going to get one that is in the ear...

Maybe you just need more power and volume opposed to BTE...

Let me know how you make out!

Amber"

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I consider myself very fortunate to not need a hearing aid.

I have had 2 Cholesteatoma removal surgeries, one on each ear.

In my left ear, the Cholesteatoma had caused so much damage that to remove it, all of the inner ear bones also had to be removed. Fortunately, the surgeon who did this work was very skilled, and was able to insert a prosthesis inside my ear to replace the bones at the time of the original surgery. The prosthesis has enabled me to have a reasonable quality of hearing in that ear.

In my right ear, the cholesteatoma was diagnosed early enough that the damage was not so extensive. I wasn't taking any chances though, so I sought out the best Neuro-Otologist within 300 miles of me, and I had him perform the removal. Although there was a slight damage to the ear bones, I still have reasonable hearing in my right ear.

My advice to you would be to have a pretty lengthy discussion with your surgeon to assess your options. But the short answer to your question is, yes it is possible to have a cholesteatoma removed and still be able to

From: Hills <dhillz81@...>Subject: RE: advicecholesteatoma Date: Sunday, May 18, 2008, 10:08 PM

Does anyone who has had the cholesteatoma removal wall down surgery NOT have to wear a hearing aid in the affected ear? Let me know.

cholesteatomaFrom: am81576 (DOT) comDate: Sun, 18 May 2008 18:30:45 -0700Subject: Re: advice

Matt,

I have a behind the ear hearing aid an thinking of going to a in the ear. Are yours in the ear canal or just in the ear? I think they make directional microphone for in the ear from what I have read on line. I can tell you that behind the ear, bte, is very uncomfortable and very noticeable. Since I am a female I can hide it with my hair. I hate it though and am going to get one that is in the ear...

Maybe you just need more power and volume opposed to BTE...

Let me know how you make out!

Amber"

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

I had a canal wall down surgery in 2002. I do not wear a hearing aid... but my hearing on my right ear is ok (for now). A hearing aid is a personal choice, unless both of your ears are affected. I had reconstruction surgery 4 years ago. The surgeon inserted a Titanium prosthesis, (TORP) and it brought my 75db (loss) to between 30 and 50 db. I can hear a dial tone, but it isn't great. There are so many advances in this type of surgery, and of course a hearing aid is a viable option. If I also had hearing loss in my good ear, I think I would definitely use a hearing aid.

Lynn

Re: advice

Matt,

I have a behind the ear hearing aid an thinking of going to a in the ear. Are yours in the ear canal or just in the ear? I think they make directional microphone for in the ear from what I have read on line. I can tell you that behind the ear, bte, is very uncomfortable and very noticeable. Since I am a female I can hide it with my hair. I hate it though and am going to get one that is in the ear...

Maybe you just need more power and volume opposed to BTE...

Let me know how you make out!

Amber"

[Guest guest]

Hello,I had my C-toma surgery in 1998 and was left with two bones

removed and a hole in the eardrum. I just got my hearing tested and it

is around a 60 db hearing loss in the right ear. I don't wear a

hearing aid and i can hear fine out of my left ear. It is difficult

sometimes in groups and crowds knowing who just shouted your name, but

you get used to it. I also am exploring a BAHA (bone anchored hearing

aid) to help the right ear hear better. I'll know more about the BAHA

after my first consult wiht my ENT. I can keep you updated on that if

you wish, or there is plenty of information about different kinds of

hearing aids about.

Matt

>

> Hello ,

> I had a canal wall down surgery in 2002. I do not wear a hearing

aid... but my hearing on my right ear is ok (for now). A hearing aid

is a personal choice, unless both of your ears are affected. I had

reconstruction surgery 4 years ago. The surgeon inserted a Titanium

prosthesis, (TORP) and it brought my 75db (loss) to between 30 and 50

db. I can hear a dial tone, but it isn't great. There are so many

advances in this type of surgery, and of course a hearing aid is a

viable option. If I also had hearing loss in my good ear, I think I

would definitely use a hearing aid.

> Lynn

>

>

>

> Re: advice

>

>

>

>

> Matt,

>

> I have a behind the ear hearing aid an thinking of going to a in the

ear. Are yours in the ear canal or just in the ear? I think they make

directional microphone for in the ear from what I have read on line. I

can tell you that behind the ear, bte, is very uncomfortable and very

noticeable. Since I am a female I can hide it with my hair. I hate it

though and am going to get one that is in the ear...

>

> Maybe you just need more power and volume opposed to BTE...

>

> Let me know how you make out!

>

> Amber

>

> "

[Guest guest]

I would say its cos your not taking the thyroxine that your body has become used to, others on here may be able to help more, I am just a novice!

From: ailesbury33 <arlene.huggins@...>Subject: Advicethyroid treatment Date: Monday, 16 June, 2008, 6:03 PM

I stopped taking my thyroxine, and started on adrenal support nearly 3 weeks ago. I am now on 2 tabs in the morning, I have been feeling ok, but I have a really frightening energy drop, and can fall asleep, at the drop of a hat. this usually happens around 4.30 pm or later. Could this be that I am not taking thyroxine or that I am getting used to the adrenal support. thanking all in advance of advice.

Sent from .

A Smarter Email.

[Guest guest]

I think this is a sign that you need to start thyroid hormone

replacement again. Hopefully, you have boosted your adrenals

sufficiently for your thyroxine to start working properly. All you can

do is to give it a try.

Luv - Sheila

>

> I stopped taking my thyroxine, and started on adrenal support nearly 3

> weeks ago. I am now on 2 tabs in the morning, I have been feeling ok,

> but I have a really frightening energy drop, and can fall asleep, at

> the drop of a hat. this usually happens around 4.30 pm or later.

> Could this be that I am not taking thyroxine or that I am getting used

> to the adrenal support.

> thanking all in advance of advice.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

After 3 weeks nearly all the T4 is out of your system which unless you

are taking other thyroid meds, is why you are tired. It is more usual to

only stop thyroid meds for a few day (less than a week)while taking adrenal

supplements, before starting thyroid meds again.

Subject: Advice

I stopped taking my thyroxine, and started on adrenal support nearly 3

weeks ago. I am now on 2 tabs in the morning, I have been feeling ok,

but I have a really frightening energy drop, and can fall asleep, at

the drop of a hat. this usually happens around 4.30 pm or later.

Could this be that I am not taking thyroxine or that I am getting used

to the adrenal support.

thanking all in advance of advice.

------------------------------------

Messages are not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always

consult with a suitably qualified practitioner before changing

medication.

[Guest guest]

Yes, you're making wrong choices if you're not losing.

I go to WW because their food plans are close to what bandsters need.

Do NOT tell them you're banded, as some will be very hostile to that.

I find the support good. Of course you need to adapt things in some

cases.

Look back at messages for the last week or so on the website as this

topic was just recently the subject of an extensive discussion.

I don't know much about JC, and would need to know a lot more about

it. But if they're one that wants to sell you food, don't go there.

They're mainly in the food selling business, and one of the things we

bandsters need to learn is how to live " like normal people " without

prepackaging.

Monday, September 8, 2008, 8:38:35 AM, you wrote:

> was just wondering on options what does eveyone think about like

> joining weight watchers or jenny craig or herbalife ? I know we have

> the most important tool to lose weight but to learn how to eat? i just

> went to a fill to DR Kuri and I am tighter but havent lost weight I

> think I am making just t he wong choices..

--

" It's OK to be a little broken, everybody's broken in this life " Jon Bon Jovi

Dan Lester, Boise, Idaho, USA www.mylapband.tk

Banded 4/27/03, Dr. Ortiz, Tijuana

Started at 355, at goal in the 210-220 range for almost 4 years

Ultimate goal of 195 Tummytuck in Boise and SmartLipo in Tijuana

[Guest guest]

Dear Crystal,

Congratulations in ADVANCE on the baby! I do not recall you mentioning it

before! How exciting for you!

Here is hoping that CVS understands that you will need a few months off after

having the baby before they call you in to work!

What will you name the baby?

Jeanetta

>

> hey people well i should have the baby any day now..so i was just asking if

you's have any advice for me when i start working into the pharmacy field

again...i applied in cvs and i think i have a pretty good chance with them.

>  

> crystal

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[Guest guest]

Well all I can say is never do any thing that you have never been taught to do

without checking with your pharmacist to LEARN either how to do it or NOT to do

it at all. But since you have worked in pharmacy before you probably already

know this.

ASK what is the policy and procedure if there is a 'robbery' or a possible

'fraud' or fake script. KNOW all procedures as best as possible.

Jeanetta Mastron CPhT BS

F/O

>

> hey people well i should have the baby any day now..so i was just asking if

you's have any advice for me when i start working into the pharmacy field

again...i applied in cvs and i think i have a pretty good chance with them.

>  

> crystal

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>

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[Guest guest]

Hi and

I did have a racing heart when I became dizzy but wondered if it was me

panicking a little. The higher temp was at lunch time. However, at bedtime last

night my temp was 36.9 so I missed my armour dose. I will see how i feel today

and may cut back half a grain to 1 and a half. I take 2 NAE a day at 11am as

advised by dr P but I think I will up this for the next few days and then maybe

try to increase the armour again.

Lizzie

did you feel like you had a racing heart ? or did you have anxiety ... also did

you have the feeling of sudden low blood sugar levels. I'm asking 'cos it's easy

to confuse just going over your sweet spot with your adrenals having trouble

keeping up. I've found too that slightly increased temps can indicate this....

was your increased temp around mid day (and what was your temp before getting

out of bed)?

[Guest guest]

im having a girl and me and my partner decided to name her Aaliyah..

so i should be leaving home any time now im so anxious. i've applied eveerywhere

so i hope i get a job soon.

> From: Jeanetta Mastron CPhT BS Chemistry <rxjm2002@...>

> Subject: Re: advice

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> Date: Tuesday, March 24, 2009, 11:12 PM

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> Congratulations in ADVANCE on the baby! I do not recall you

> mentioning it before! How exciting for you!

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> Here is hoping that CVS understands that you will need a

> few months off after having the baby before they call you in

> to work!

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> i was just asking if you's have any advice for me when i

> start working into the pharmacy field again...i applied in

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[Guest guest]

Try baby lotion as long as mineral oil is the only one. Or baby oil gel works

good too. Also... Are you drinking your gallon of water a day? It makes a huge

difference. And remember you are still losing inches when the scake is stuck. It

will go down again! Hang in there.

--- Original Message ---

From:panamaoutlaw@...

Sent:Thu 7/16/09 1:22 pm

Subj:Re: Re: advice

Would love to hear how it works for you!

Good luck!

Kym

In a message dated 7/16/2009 1:17:31 P.M. Central Daylight Time,

desertgoldrush@... writes:

Thanks, I am going to do an apple day today.

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panamaoutlaw@, pana

>

> When I had a stall, and knew that I was doing everything right, I did an

> apple day. The next day I had lost 2.2 lbs, with a loss everyday from

there.

>

> You are doing great! Keep it up and don't let this get you down at all!

>

> Kym

> Rd1, day 4 of P3, 31.5 down, 45 more to go!

>

>

> In a message dated 7/16/2009 10:30:17 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

> desertgoldrush@ desertgold

>

>

>

>

> Can anyone offer advice?

> I have been on the restricted diet for 16 days and I have only lost 9

> pounds. I started at 167 and am at 158. I have not cheated and have been

doing

> ok on it. I have been at 158 for the last 7 days with no loss. I am

> wondering if I am doing something wrong.

> I use the drops 3 times a day and take 12 drops.

> I usually have a schedule:

> am- fruit

> lunch-protien and vegetable

> Dinner-protien and vegetable

> snack- fruit

> I hardly ever remember to eat my melba toast.

> I stopped using body lotions when I started this but my skin is dry so i

> need to buy something suitable.

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

When I had a stall, and knew that I was doing everything right, I did an apple day. The next day I had lost 2.2 lbs, with a loss everyday from there.

You are doing great! Keep it up and don't let this get you down at all!

Kym

Rd1, day 4 of P3, 31.5 down, 45 more to go!

In a message dated 7/16/2009 10:30:17 A.M. Central Daylight Time, desertgoldrush@... writes:

Can anyone offer advice?I have been on the restricted diet for 16 days and I have only lost 9 pounds. I started at 167 and am at 158. I have not cheated and have been doing ok on it. I have been at 158 for the last 7 days with no loss. I am wondering if I am doing something wrong.I use the drops 3 times a day and take 12 drops.I usually have a schedule:am- fruitlunch-protien and vegetableDinner-protien and vegetablesnack- fruitI hardly ever remember to eat my melba toast.I stopped using body lotions when I started this but my skin is dry so i need to buy something suitable.

Can love help you live longer? Find out now.

[Guest guest]

Would love to hear how it works for you!

Good luck!

Kym

In a message dated 7/16/2009 1:17:31 P.M. Central Daylight Time, desertgoldrush@... writes:

Thanks, I am going to do an apple day today.>> When I had a stall, and knew that I was doing everything right, I did an > apple day. The next day I had lost 2.2 lbs, with a loss everyday from there. > > You are doing great! Keep it up and don't let this get you down at all!> > Kym> Rd1, day 4 of P3, 31.5 down, 45 more to go!> > > In a message dated 7/16/2009 10:30:17 A.M. Central Daylight Time, > desertgoldrush@... writes:> > > > > Can anyone offer advice?> I have been on the restricted diet for 16 days and I have only lost 9 > pounds. I started at 167 and am at 158. I have not cheated and have been doing > ok on it. I have been at 158 for the last 7 days with no loss. I am > wondering if I am doing something wrong.> I use the drops 3 times a day and take 12 drops.> I usually have a schedule:> am- fruit> lunch-protien and vegetable> Dinner-protien and vegetable> snack- fruit> I hardly ever remember to eat my melba toast.> I stopped using body lotions when I started this but my skin is dry so i > need to buy something suitable. > > > > > > **************Can love help you live longer? Find out now. > (http://personals.aol.com/articles/2009/02/18/longer-lives-through-relationships/?ncid=emlweu> slove00000001)>

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[Guest guest]

DO not worry you are doing everthing right

iwnt without loosing for about 4 days and today i lost 3 pounds

so don't worry . GOOD LUCK.

From: desertgoldrush <desertgoldrush@...> Sent: Thursday, July 16, 2009 8:29:14 AMSubject: advice

Can anyone offer advice?I have been on the restricted diet for 16 days and I have only lost 9 pounds. I started at 167 and am at 158. I have not cheated and have been doing ok on it. I have been at 158 for the last 7 days with no loss. I am wondering if I am doing something wrong.I use the drops 3 times a day and take 12 drops.I usually have a schedule:am- fruitlunch-protien and vegetableDinner-protien and vegetablesnack- fruitI hardly ever remember to eat my melba toast.I stopped using body lotions when I started this but my skin is dry so i need to buy something suitable.

[Guest guest]

Thanks, I am going to do an apple day today.

>

> When I had a stall, and knew that I was doing everything right, I did an

> apple day. The next day I had lost 2.2 lbs, with a loss everyday from there.

>

> You are doing great! Keep it up and don't let this get you down at all!

>

> Kym

> Rd1, day 4 of P3, 31.5 down, 45 more to go!

>

>

> In a message dated 7/16/2009 10:30:17 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

> desertgoldrush@... writes:

>

>

>

>

> Can anyone offer advice?

> I have been on the restricted diet for 16 days and I have only lost 9

> pounds. I started at 167 and am at 158. I have not cheated and have been

doing

> ok on it. I have been at 158 for the last 7 days with no loss. I am

> wondering if I am doing something wrong.

> I use the drops 3 times a day and take 12 drops.

> I usually have a schedule:

> am- fruit

> lunch-protien and vegetable

> Dinner-protien and vegetable

> snack- fruit

> I hardly ever remember to eat my melba toast.

> I stopped using body lotions when I started this but my skin is dry so i

> need to buy something suitable.

>

>

>

>

>

> **************Can love help you live longer? Find out now.

>

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>

[Guest guest]

Ok and thanks and way to go on your loss.

>

> DO not worry you are doing everthing right

>  iwnt without loosing for about 4 days and today i lost 3 pounds

> so don't worry . GOOD LUCK.

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: desertgoldrush <desertgoldrush@...>

>

> Sent: Thursday, July 16, 2009 8:29:14 AM

> Subject: advice

>

>  

> Can anyone offer advice?

> I have been on the restricted diet for 16 days and I have only lost 9 pounds.

I started at 167 and am at 158. I have not cheated and have been doing ok on it.

I have been at 158 for the last 7 days with no loss. I am wondering if I am

doing something wrong.

> I use the drops 3 times a day and take 12 drops.

> I usually have a schedule:

> am- fruit

> lunch-protien and vegetable

> Dinner-protien and vegetable

> snack- fruit

> I hardly ever remember to eat my melba toast.

> I stopped using body lotions when I started this but my skin is dry so i need

to buy something suitable.

>

[Guest guest]

I read that if the apple day doesn't break this then I shoulld do a steak day

tomorrow.

> >

> > When I had a stall, and knew that I was doing everything right, I did an

> > apple day. The next day I had lost 2.2 lbs, with a loss everyday from there.

> >

> > You are doing great! Keep it up and don't let this get you down at all!

> >

> > Kym

> > Rd1, day 4 of P3, 31.5 down, 45 more to go!

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 7/16/2009 10:30:17 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

> > desertgoldrush@ writes:

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Can anyone offer advice?

> > I have been on the restricted diet for 16 days and I have only lost 9

> > pounds. I started at 167 and am at 158. I have not cheated and have been

doing

> > ok on it. I have been at 158 for the last 7 days with no loss. I am

> > wondering if I am doing something wrong.

> > I use the drops 3 times a day and take 12 drops.

> > I usually have a schedule:

> > am- fruit

> > lunch-protien and vegetable

> > Dinner-protien and vegetable

> > snack- fruit

> > I hardly ever remember to eat my melba toast.

> > I stopped using body lotions when I started this but my skin is dry so i

> > need to buy something suitable.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > **************Can love help you live longer? Find out now.

> >

(http://personals.aol.com/articles/2009/02/18/longer-lives-through-relationships\

/?ncid=emlweu

> > slove00000001)

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Apple days are for phase 2 stalls... Steak days are for Phases 3 and 4 if you

gain more than 2 lbs.

--- Original Message ---

From: " desertgoldrush " <desertgoldrush@...>

Sent:Thu 7/16/09 2:25 pm

Subj: Re: advice

I read that if the apple day doesn't break this then I shoulld do a steak day

tomorrow.

> >

> > When I had a stall, and knew that I was doing everything right, I did an

> > apple day. The next day I had lost 2.2 lbs, with a loss everyday from there.

> >

> > You are doing great! Keep it up and don't let this get you down at all!

> >

> > Kym

> > Rd1, day 4 of P3, 31.5 down, 45 more to go!

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 7/16/2009 10:30:17 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

> > desertgoldrush@ writes:

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Can anyone offer advice?

> > I have been on the restricted diet for 16 days and I have only lost 9

> > pounds. I started at 167 and am at 158. I have not cheated and have been

doing

> > ok on it. I have been at 158 for the last 7 days with no loss. I am

> > wondering if I am doing something wrong.

> > I use the drops 3 times a day and take 12 drops.

> > I usually have a schedule:

> > am- fruit

> > lunch-protien and vegetable

> > Dinner-protien and vegetable

> > snack- fruit

> > I hardly ever remember to eat my melba toast.

> > I stopped using body lotions when I started this but my skin is dry so i

> > need to buy something suitable.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > **************Can love help you live longer? Find out now.

> >

(http://personals.aol.com/articles/2009/02/18/longer-lives-through-relationships\

/?ncid=emlweu

> > slove00000001)

> >

>