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Welcome . You've come to the right place. You will find

lots of support and information here. Congratulations on your

decision to make the change. I'm 54, married almost 36 years with

two grown daughters and three grand-children. I live in the

interior of Alaska, North Pole, to be exact. I look forward to

hearing more from you and your progress.

Pat

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> Hello my name is from California. I am 30 years old

with no children and have started my journey to make a commitment

around losing weight. I started WW plan in September and have lost

10 pounds since then still have about 50 more pounds left to lose.

I am looking for more support and motivation from each who has

committed themselves to a life style of change. I am what they call

a emotional eater when depressed. I am looking forward to knowing

and making friendships with whom is committed to change.

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Thank you Pat for writing back... you are the first person who has introduced

yourself. Congrats on your years of marriage! Wow! I don't see this often.

What diet/plan are you doing? How long have you been in the group? Are there

schedule activities each day or is it just somewhat a forum... you write in and

share your progress? Thanks,

Pat russpat22@...> wrote:Welcome . You've come to the right

place. You will find

lots of support and information here. Congratulations on your

decision to make the change. I'm 54, married almost 36 years with

two grown daughters and three grand-children. I live in the

interior of Alaska, North Pole, to be exact. I look forward to

hearing more from you and your progress.

Pat

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> Hello my name is from California. I am 30 years old

with no children and have started my journey to make a commitment

around losing weight. I started WW plan in September and have lost

10 pounds since then still have about 50 more pounds left to lose.

I am looking for more support and motivation from each who has

committed themselves to a life style of change. I am what they call

a emotional eater when depressed. I am looking forward to knowing

and making friendships with whom is committed to change.

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Yeah, would you believe, my husband and I were high school

sweethearts? We married at 18 and he is absolutely my very best

friend. Basically, I'm just trying to control portions and eat

healthy. I'm exercising on a treadmill and stationary bike six days

a week for at least an hour. I've just added a Pilates machine for

strength training, but I only do it three times a week. I started

losing weight after joining TOPS the end of May and so far have lost

23.5 lbs. We (TOPS) meet on Wednesdays to weigh in so that's the

day I post my weight here. Posting your weight is not mandatory

here, but for me it helps to see it in print and it also feels good

to see the number go down. You can pick any day as your " official "

weigh in day, tho I think most of the ladies here use Monday or

Friday for their weigh ins. I joined the group here the first of

September because I thought I needed a boost to my motivation and it

really has helped being a part of this discussion board. I've

certainly had bad days and good days and the terrific thing is that

you can come here and share and no body criticizes. What you get

here isn't recriminations, but encouragement and understanding.

Also, there are lots of people here with suggestions and comments on

what is working or not working for them. And as far as the any kind

of set schedule, it's pretty much free form. LOL!! We mostly discuss

the challenges of and victories over losing weight but it's not

confined to that. We also discuss things that are going on in our

lives because ultimately, that does affect our progress. Again,

welcome, and just feel free to jump in with both feet.

Pat

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> > Hello my name is from California. I am 30 years old

> with no children and have started my journey to make a commitment

> around losing weight. I started WW plan in September and have

lost

> 10 pounds since then still have about 50 more pounds left to

lose.

> I am looking for more support and motivation from each who has

> committed themselves to a life style of change. I am what they

call

> a emotional eater when depressed. I am looking forward to knowing

> and making friendships with whom is committed to change.

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Hello , sorry this is late but I have been busy doing assignments for

school. Welcome to the group, they are a great bunch. I am also on the ww plan

and have lost 47kg (103lbs) so if I can do it you can do it too! I am also an

emotional eater as well. I am 46yrs old, married and we have four

children.....well they are young adults now. Oh, and a grandson who was due a

few days ago but hasn't arrived yet (first grandchild) Can't wait for him to be

born!!! Anyway, looking forward to reading your posts. Take care and have a nice

day............Leanne

Wetzel christinewetzel@...> wrote:Hello my name is

from California. I am 30 years old with no children and have started

my journey to make a commitment around losing weight. I started WW plan in

September and have lost 10 pounds since then still have about 50 more pounds

left to lose. I am looking for more support and motivation from each who has

committed themselves to a life style of change. I am what they call a emotional

eater when depressed. I am looking forward to knowing and making friendships

with whom is committed to change.

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Thank you for the warm welcome Leanne... I have been here a week and I really

like it hear. Lots of encouragement and support, but the most I like about the

group is that everyone is friendly! I really don't have a lot of support

outside from the groups so I really appreciate that everyone has welcomed me!

Today I blew my plan went to the movies and out to dinner today and never really

had time to plan what I was going to eat. This has been the case for about four

weeks now. My boyfriend and I often enough go out to eat and that really blows

my plan/diet. During the week I have this schedule I follow, however, when the

weekend comes around it is all over. I don't like to stay home very much due to

a lot of tension in the house. I have my parents staying with me and now my

brother has moved in as well along with my boyfriend and his kids. I don't know

what I was thinking. Very frustrated with myself for allowing my parents to be

with me for now about a year! I am counting

the days until they will be able to get back on there feet. There poor

decisions is a result of them moving in with me. Sorry about rambling on! Just

started off as a bad day but the kids and I decided that we would make the day

for us! We went to the movies and to dinner and we stopped at Wal-Mart and I

bought the DVD " Walk Away The Pounds " the 4 mile one. Plan to start that

tomorrow before doing laundry. Hope you had a great day!

Leanne Lacey laceylearules@...> wrote: Hello , sorry this is

late but I have been busy doing assignments for school. Welcome to the group,

they are a great bunch. I am also on the ww plan and have lost 47kg (103lbs) so

if I can do it you can do it too! I am also an emotional eater as well. I am

46yrs old, married and we have four children.....well they are young adults now.

Oh, and a grandson who was due a few days ago but hasn't arrived yet (first

grandchild) Can't wait for him to be born!!! Anyway, looking forward to reading

your posts. Take care and have a nice day............Leanne

Wetzel christinewetzel@...> wrote:Hello my name is

from California. I am 30 years old with no children and have started

my journey to make a commitment around losing weight. I started WW plan in

September and have lost 10 pounds since then still have about 50 more pounds

left to lose. I am looking for more support and motivation from each who has

committed themselves to a life style of change. I am what they call a emotional

eater when depressed. I am looking forward to knowing and making friendships

with whom is committed to change.

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Hi , just had a chance to check my e-mails before I go off to school

and seen your e-mail. Going out to eat can always be a problem. If you know you

are going out for your evening meal try to eat less points during the day. Now

that your weather is cooling down you can eat points free soups etc. Don't worry

if you fall off track, just pick yourself up and go forward, don't look back. If

you look back it will play with your mind. One very important thing I have found

on this journey is that you have to track. When I don'r track I usually gain,

it's easy to go off track if you aren't tracking. Now that I have said all this

I should practise what I preach!!!!! Sorry to hear you are having problems with

your parents but don't let it get you down. (I know .........easy to say .) Take

care and have a great day or night(depending on where you are in the

world).....Leanne

Wetzel christinewetzel@...> wrote:Thank you for the warm

welcome Leanne... I have been here a week and I really like it hear. Lots of

encouragement and support, but the most I like about the group is that everyone

is friendly! I really don't have a lot of support outside from the groups so I

really appreciate that everyone has welcomed me! Today I blew my plan went to

the movies and out to dinner today and never really had time to plan what I was

going to eat. This has been the case for about four weeks now. My boyfriend

and I often enough go out to eat and that really blows my plan/diet. During the

week I have this schedule I follow, however, when the weekend comes around it is

all over. I don't like to stay home very much due to a lot of tension in the

house. I have my parents staying with me and now my brother has moved in as

well along with my boyfriend and his kids. I don't know what I was thinking.

Very frustrated with myself for allowing my

parents to be with me for now about a year! I am counting

the days until they will be able to get back on there feet. There poor

decisions is a result of them moving in with me. Sorry about rambling on! Just

started off as a bad day but the kids and I decided that we would make the day

for us! We went to the movies and to dinner and we stopped at Wal-Mart and I

bought the DVD " Walk Away The Pounds " the 4 mile one. Plan to start that

tomorrow before doing laundry. Hope you had a great day!

Leanne Lacey laceylearules@...> wrote: Hello , sorry this is

late but I have been busy doing assignments for school. Welcome to the group,

they are a great bunch. I am also on the ww plan and have lost 47kg (103lbs) so

if I can do it you can do it too! I am also an emotional eater as well. I am

46yrs old, married and we have four children.....well they are young adults now.

Oh, and a grandson who was due a few days ago but hasn't arrived yet (first

grandchild) Can't wait for him to be born!!! Anyway, looking forward to reading

your posts. Take care and have a nice day............Leanne

Wetzel christinewetzel@...> wrote:Hello my name is

from California. I am 30 years old with no children and have started

my journey to make a commitment around losing weight. I started WW plan in

September and have lost 10 pounds since then still have about 50 more pounds

left to lose. I am looking for more support and motivation from each who has

committed themselves to a life style of change. I am what they call a emotional

eater when depressed. I am looking forward to knowing and making friendships

with whom is committed to change.

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Leanne... thank you for the great advice. I think your right I will pick myself

up once again and plan to work harder for myself. Hope you had a great day! I

live in California.

Leanne Lacey laceylearules@...> wrote:Hi , just had a chance

to check my e-mails before I go off to school and seen your e-mail. Going out to

eat can always be a problem. If you know you are going out for your evening meal

try to eat less points during the day. Now that your weather is cooling down you

can eat points free soups etc. Don't worry if you fall off track, just pick

yourself up and go forward, don't look back. If you look back it will play with

your mind. One very important thing I have found on this journey is that you

have to track. When I don'r track I usually gain, it's easy to go off track if

you aren't tracking. Now that I have said all this I should practise what I

preach!!!!! Sorry to hear you are having problems with your parents but don't

let it get you down. (I know .........easy to say .) Take care and have a great

day or night(depending on where you are in the world).....Leanne

Wetzel christinewetzel@...> wrote:Thank you for the warm

welcome Leanne... I have been here a week and I really like it hear. Lots of

encouragement and support, but the most I like about the group is that everyone

is friendly! I really don't have a lot of support outside from the groups so I

really appreciate that everyone has welcomed me! Today I blew my plan went to

the movies and out to dinner today and never really had time to plan what I was

going to eat. This has been the case for about four weeks now. My boyfriend

and I often enough go out to eat and that really blows my plan/diet. During the

week I have this schedule I follow, however, when the weekend comes around it is

all over. I don't like to stay home very much due to a lot of tension in the

house. I have my parents staying with me and now my brother has moved in as

well along with my boyfriend and his kids. I don't know what I was thinking.

Very frustrated with myself for allowing my

parents to be with me for now about a year! I am counting

the days until they will be able to get back on there feet. There poor

decisions is a result of them moving in with me. Sorry about rambling on! Just

started off as a bad day but the kids and I decided that we would make the day

for us! We went to the movies and to dinner and we stopped at Wal-Mart and I

bought the DVD " Walk Away The Pounds " the 4 mile one. Plan to start that

tomorrow before doing laundry. Hope you had a great day!

Leanne Lacey laceylearules@...> wrote: Hello , sorry this is

late but I have been busy doing assignments for school. Welcome to the group,

they are a great bunch. I am also on the ww plan and have lost 47kg (103lbs) so

if I can do it you can do it too! I am also an emotional eater as well. I am

46yrs old, married and we have four children.....well they are young adults now.

Oh, and a grandson who was due a few days ago but hasn't arrived yet (first

grandchild) Can't wait for him to be born!!! Anyway, looking forward to reading

your posts. Take care and have a nice day............Leanne

Wetzel christinewetzel@...> wrote:Hello my name is

from California. I am 30 years old with no children and have started

my journey to make a commitment around losing weight. I started WW plan in

September and have lost 10 pounds since then still have about 50 more pounds

left to lose. I am looking for more support and motivation from each who has

committed themselves to a life style of change. I am what they call a emotional

eater when depressed. I am looking forward to knowing and making friendships

with whom is committed to change.

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Holy craptacular! If I were you, I'd just run away, lol. That's a lot

of people living with you, and I can see how you'd be stressed!

I, too, eat out a lot, and what I recommend is coming up with a list

of what I call " safe " restaurants - aka, ones where I can order

healthy items without feeling deprived when I look at anybody else's

plate. For instance, I have Bennigan's on my list, as they have a

bamboo chicken and shrimp that's scrumptious, plus I can get the

Turkey O'Toole with fat-free honey mustard on the side, broccoli

instead of fries (yeah, it sounds awful, but dipping the broccoli

into the FF honey mustard makes it quite delicious!!), or even their

grilled seafood platter (grilled salmon, grilled shrimp, and 2 small

crab cakes) with broccoli instead of cole slaw. (you'd suspect me to

be a big broccoli fan, but it's not even in my top 10 veggies). The

trick isn't to just know where you *can* get healthier choices,

because unless you're like a superhuman friend of mine, going to a

Mexican restaurant and ordering just tortilla soup with no tortillas,

no chicken is NOT realistic. (she also suggested at a Chinese

restaurant, having plain steamed veggies with plain steamed brown

rice) (I had to kill her) (lol) It's important to find places where

the healthy items are satisfying, particularly if no one else is

worried about fat, etc. =+)

Catalina

Hello my name is

from California. I am 30 years old with no children and

have started my journey to make a commitment around losing weight. I

started WW plan in September and have lost 10 pounds since then still

have about 50 more pounds left to lose. I am looking for more

support and motivation from each who has committed themselves to a

life style of change. I am what they call a emotional eater when

depressed. I am looking forward to knowing and making friendships

with whom is committed to change.

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Welcome !

Sorry this is late. I'm always behind but I do reply eventually. :-)

I'm Gena, 38, married 20 yrs with 2 girls, 19 and 13. At my heaviest I

was 284. I am about 215 right now. I'm not weighing myself much lately.

Just focusing on doing the right things, trying to anyway. The keys are

learning a new lifestyle, eating healthier and moving more. I suggest

reading lots of old posts. There is great info here. I hope to hear

more from you!

Gena

> Hello my name is from California.  I am 30 years old with no

> children and have started my journey to make a commitment around

> losing weight.  I started WW plan in September and have lost 10 pounds

> since then still have about 50 more pounds left to lose.  I am looking

> for more support and motivation from each who has committed themselves

> to a life style of change.  I am what they call a emotional eater when

> depressed.  I am looking forward to knowing and making friendships

> with whom is committed to change. 

>

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> I really hope I am doing this right I am new at this. My name is

> Chrystal and my son Jakob has hearing lose, he is only four and

ahalf

> months old. He just got his hearing aids last week, and to me they

are

> really a pain. So if there is anyone with any suggestion on how to

keep

> them on him please feel free to give me some advice.

>

Hi I know how it is to keep hearing aids on a young one my child is

20 months old and she dont like them but we have found that toupee

tape raelly works it is a double sided tape and when she tries to

tug on them at first they wont come up she eventually gets them off

but she realized ah these things need to be here and she leaves them

alone longer than she would without the tape and also have your

audiologist give you a pair of huggies they will be helpful to you

as well....any more questions feel free to ask

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UGH - I'm so glad you posted this! My son is 14 months and has only had his aids

for less than a week and its driving me crazy! I caught him actually trying to

eat it yesterday!!! Yes - please - suggestions.

kdbuggsmom25 CKdbugg@...> wrote: I really hope I am doing this right I am

new at this. My name is

Chrystal and my son Jakob has hearing lose, he is only four and ahalf

months old. He just got his hearing aids last week, and to me they are

really a pain. So if there is anyone with any suggestion on how to keep

them on him please feel free to give me some advice.

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Reading this thread makes me smile. Not because we had this problem when Ian

was little -- we didn't learn of his hearing loss until he was 7.

I'm smiling, because now that I've been on this list for a while, I have

seen this same topic discussed many times by new parents. Now, don't think I'm

trying to make the thread die -- I'm not! I'm smiling because, today, this

particular thread reinforced that as far apart as we are geographically, we

really are all going through similar things and we're not nearly as alone as we

often feel.

Best -- Jill

(who thinks the Hannah hats are really cute.)

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We had the same problem with our daughter when she

began wearing hearing aids at four months.

We used toupe tape and had her wear Hannah Andersson

pilots caps. They are thin enough to hear through and

after a few months she was used to her aids and

stopped pulling them out. The hats are adorable too.

Mom to Kendall 20 months (bi-lateral SNHL)

--- kdbuggsmom25 CKdbugg@...> wrote:

> I really hope I am doing this right I am new at

> this. My name is

> Chrystal and my son Jakob has hearing lose, he is

> only four and ahalf

> months old. He just got his hearing aids last week,

> and to me they are

> really a pain. So if there is anyone with any

> suggestion on how to keep

> them on him please feel free to give me some advice.

>

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M. Kenney

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Jill - I too didn't find out about 's hearing loss until she was

around Ian's age; she was 8. What, if anything, have you done with him as

far as speech therapy, signing, etc. I'm completely in the dark about this

all. My audiologist just basically fitted her and said off you go. I don't

know what to do next.

Diane

Re: My intro

> Reading this thread makes me smile. Not because we had this problem when

Ian

> was little -- we didn't learn of his hearing loss until he was 7.

>

> I'm smiling, because now that I've been on this list for a while, I have

> seen this same topic discussed many times by new parents. Now, don't think

I'm

> trying to make the thread die -- I'm not! I'm smiling because, today,

this

> particular thread reinforced that as far apart as we are geographically,

we

> really are all going through similar things and we're not nearly as alone

as we

> often feel.

>

> Best -- Jill

> (who thinks the Hannah hats are really cute.)

>

>

>

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It is so nice to know that we are not alone. My son,

is 6 months and has his aids for 2 months. He

just found his aids the are always in his mouth. He

chews on the earmolds and sucks on the aid itself. As

soon as you put one back in, he has the other one out.

The worst is when I am driving and I hear the

whistling in the backseat.

Marni

mom to 2 - hearing

6 months - mod/sev

--- Sara Chaddock saraandchadd@...> wrote:

> UGH - I'm so glad you posted this! My son is 14

> months and has only had his aids for less than a

> week and its driving me crazy! I caught him

> actually trying to eat it yesterday!!! Yes - please

> - suggestions.

>

> kdbuggsmom25 CKdbugg@...> wrote: I really hope

> I am doing this right I am new at this. My name is

> Chrystal and my son Jakob has hearing lose, he is

> only four and ahalf

> months old. He just got his hearing aids last week,

> and to me they are

> really a pain. So if there is anyone with any

> suggestion on how to keep

> them on him please feel free to give me some advice.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> All messages posted to this list are private and

> confidential. Each post is the intellectual property

> of the author and therefore subject to copyright

> restrictions.

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Holly had hearing aids for only 3 months, (13-16 months) but she did the same

thing about pulling them out! It's was driving me crazy too! I went and bought

a bonnet that seemed to help a little. She tried to pull the bonnet off too,

but then I would get her interested in some toy and she would forget about it.

Since he's a boy maybe just do it at home and take it off before your husband

comes home! (Ha! Ha!)

Sara Chaddock saraandchadd@...> wrote: UGH - I'm so glad you

posted this! My son is 14 months and has only had his aids for less than a week

and its driving me crazy! I caught him actually trying to eat it yesterday!!!

Yes - please - suggestions.

kdbuggsmom25 CKdbugg@...> wrote: I really hope I am doing this right I am

new at this. My name is

Chrystal and my son Jakob has hearing lose, he is only four and ahalf

months old. He just got his hearing aids last week, and to me they are

really a pain. So if there is anyone with any suggestion on how to keep

them on him please feel free to give me some advice.

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