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Hello, everyone! Just to make things interesting, I thought I'd add text to

this message! LOL (I sent the last one with no text.) Anyway, I hope

everyone is doing well. I'm still struggling with the weight I've gained and

I don't know what to do. I've tried to do this on my own, but I fail. :(

I'm working out 4 times per week, but it isn't working since I'm still eating

junk at least 50% of the time. I haven't had much time to post, so I feel

bad for asking, but I really do need your help. I think the only thing left

for me to do is a challenge.....no sweets or junk food/fast food until

Thanksgiving. I'm going cold turkey (pardon the pun)! This will be hard

since my b'day is 2 weeks before Thanksgiving this year and I LOVE chocolate

cake! I'll buy the killer pants suit I saw in the Spiegel catelog instead.

I knew if I posted this, at least one person would ask about it in the weeks

to follow. So I'd have to be honest. Would anyone like to be my challenge

buddy, if not for the entire duration of the challenge, then for a couple of

weeks? Take care!

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In a message dated 10/13/02 7:32:33 PM Eastern Daylight Time, zklp25@...

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> . I'm still struggling with the weight I've gained and

> I don't know what to do. I've tried to do this on my own, but I fail. :(

, I feel your pain girl! Hang in there though! I know how hard it is

to eat right. Try not to set any unrealistic expectations....remember, there

are no bad foods, just bad portions! I am here for support anytime :)

Love,

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> Hello, everyone! Just to make things interesting, I thought I'd

> add text to

> this message! LOL

LOL!

> I'm still struggling with the weight

> I've gained and

> I don't know what to do.

yes you do know! we all do... but honestly it is a hard thing to admit

and to do!!

what we all know is that we have to exercise and eat " right " . i have no

problem with the exercise part, but the eating part is very hard for me, as

you well know ;) how about starting with portion control? eat whatever

you want but cut the portion in, say, half. then start working on eating

low/no fat. this is where im at now ;) c'mon kimberly! i have realized

and learned some of this from you, girl!

also, for motivation, maybe you could try a book or two. coincidentally i

am reading susan powters old book from 1988 (i believe)... you know, 'stop

the insanity' ? she has a way with words as im sure lots of others do...

check the library for something inspiring.

> I'm working out 4 times per week, but it isn't working since I'm

> still eating

> junk at least 50% of the time.

but it is working in other ways right? ive been working hard for 10 months

and still seeing very sloooow results... but really i feel almost fantastic!

so exercising is 'working' in some way -- try to think positively! btw my

slooow results are from what i eat and i know that and am working on it

slooowly so.... but hey im working on it ;)

>no sweets or junk food/fast food until

> Thanksgiving. I'm going cold turkey (pardon the pun)!

well ive never been one to cold turkey anything so im pretty sure that id

feel deprived doing that and not do well.

fast food is no problem for me... gotta like the 'light choices' menus at

wendys and mcd's now... but sweets and a few potato chips are hard ones!

what is a killer for me is halloween! it is scary all right! scary on my

gut and butt! LOL!

oh and today is thanksgiving here in canada and i ate a big meal that i

really didnt need (yes including a piece of pumpkin pie) but it also

consisted of salad and veggies so it wasnt all bad.

>This will be hard

> since my b'day is 2 weeks before Thanksgiving this year and I

> LOVE chocolate

> cake!

so buy yourself *one* piece of chocolate cake!! really, have a slice, just

dont eat the whole thing.

one good thing (see? gotta stay positive..lol) about halloween is that the

chocolate bars are tiny... i can eat just one and not feel too badly.

> I'll buy the killer pants suit I saw in the Spiegel

> catelog instead.

cut the picture out and put it on the fridge or kitchen cabinet!

*~*~*~*~*

Carolyn in ONT Canada

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Carolyn,

" Stop the Insanity " was the first book that I read when I decided to change my

lifestyle two and a half years ago. I love it!! I'm ready to pick it up and

read it again, it's very inspiring :)

Darcy

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>My plan was to have one day where I could eat whatever I

wanted and then within moderation one more day. But starting

tomorrow, I'll go with *none*--I had some pie today. Plus I can

use my money for better things. Good thing I haven't been to the

store yet.

>

> Sandie, Tae and Bo :o)!!!!!!!

>

Do it like he ROCK -- he trains all week and on Sunday he EATS

:0 that is what I did for the Boot Camp :) dieted all week Sunday I

ate ;)

peace

ab-who loves a Pie in th Sky :)

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>

:)

Just like said we feel your pain :) and we are all here for

you :)

I will take that challenge withyah :) I have to start watching my

CARBS -- for my Fybro and I love Chocolate to death -- pun very

intended :) again like have gotten motivation from YOU

before :)

Let's Rock :)

peace

ab-who again says do it like the Rock does -- eat drink and be

merry on Sunday's as he calls it the Day of Rest :)

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yes, like i said, she does have a way with words. im still struggling in

coming to grips with her eating suggestions though :( although so far, her

book is the most inspiring and least painful (in terms of changing what one

eats) to read! her journey to fitness, which she details in her book, is

definately inspiring. i wonder where she is now???

*~*~*~*~*

Carolyn in ONT Canada

RE:

> " Stop the Insanity " was the first book that I read when I decided

> to change my

> lifestyle two and a half years ago. I love it!! I'm ready to

> pick it up and

> read it again, it's very inspiring :)

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Thanks, ! This group is so amazing. If I survive until the end of the

month with my challenge, I'll be satisfied. Maybe my goals are unrealistic

at this point, but I'll do my best. Thanks again!!!

In a message dated 10/13/2002 11:40:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

Agaw12577@... writes:

> , I feel your pain girl! Hang in there though! I know how hard it is

>

> to eat right. Try not to set any unrealistic expectations....remember,

> there

> are no bad foods, just bad portions! I am here for support anytime :)

> Love,

>

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Okay!!!!!! I'm so glad you decided to join me. :):) Thanks!!! The Rock is

definitely " easy on the eyes " LOL

In a message dated 10/14/2002 5:20:57 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

taebo4life@... writes:

> :)

>

> Just like said we feel your pain :) and we are all here for

> you :)

>

> I will take that challenge withyah :) I have to start watching my

> CARBS -- for my Fybro and I love Chocolate to death -- pun very

> intended :) again like have gotten motivation from YOU

> before :)

>

> Let's Rock :)

>

> peace

> ab-who again says do it like the Rock does -- eat drink and be

> merry on Sunday's as he calls it the Day of Rest :)

>

>

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JenMarie,

Go outside and run around your building if you have to. Stressors can be

combatted with good planning and strategies. Do you have crunchy food?

Carrots,

celery, apples...youo get the picture. Go get some ice to crunch on if you

can.

I feel your pain. I am a clinical social worker and work with very difficult

issues with my clients. Sometimes I feel suffocated by the many seemingly

insatiable needs of my clients and my practice. But I am in control of my own

ship and find ways to let off steam. (And I'm not perfect...I will have the

occasional food binge or off-plan behavior)

Remember your goals. You will draw strength from them. If they are not

written down, then write them down tonight! And remind yourself, too, this

shall

pass and become a faded memory. Make the best choices now that you are able.

Have a fabulous weekend!

Kelley

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