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Stress, stress, stressSunday, January 16, 2011
Today my boy turns 18. I am very anxious about his adulthood. Mostly because I fear that I have not prepared him adequately for the real world.
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logging works!Thursday, January 13, 2011
Because I need to log everything I eat, I tend to avoid grabbing snickysnacks that might be lying around at meetings and such. It's just too hard to figure out what that 1/4 c or so of party mix totals up as. ![]()
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LIONSIMA
1/16/2011 12:43AM
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Well done, REL! I've been off the food tracker for a few days, and I'm noticing it 8-(. Wish there was some way to do SP tracking offline ...
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COUNTERENTROPY
1/14/2011 12:44PM
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Last time I tracked my eating, I lost 20 lb, and managed to keep it off for 3 years. I'm hoping I get the same magic this time. I think it was a combination of the food logging and the huge increase in aerobic exercise that got the weight off, and the continuation of the exercise that actually reset my weight point and kept it off. I don't see how I can exercise much more than I do right now. I know tracking will take care of the remaining 20 lbs. I don't know if it will stay off if I stop tracking -- I get really crazed about it eventually, and have to stop before it becomes a mania. Report Inappropriate Comment |


MORINJ
1/14/2011 7:24AM
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Tracking my food intake is really the key for me. This is why Weight Watchers & SP work so well for me. When I get to the point that I get weary of tracking, that's when I quit losing weight. It's a behavior that I'll probably need to embrace for the rest of my life. I hate that it works, but it does.
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MELISSAISAFOX
1/13/2011 5:08PM
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I love the tracker. And I definitely think about how I'm going to track something before I eat it...if I have to search for 4 different things to add it, I just don't eat it :) Great job! Report Inappropriate Comment |

