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Yeah, put in the corn and give Mr. B the watermelon. Both are a good source of fiber.
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soooo PTurner
We all want to know did you make your goal weight??? Wasn't it by Aug 21? Wasn't it for a class reunion or something? Are you still going to continue on the Low GI plan? :popcorn:
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Hi SSmith,
I ended up losing 7 lbs by Aug. 21 for my high school reunion. Perhaps my goal of 10 lbs in three weeks was overly ambitious. I did not want to do it via "starvation" or anything that I would not be able to continue as a lifestyle change. Yes, I an continuing with the low GI approach. As of today, my total weight loss since I started is 7.5 lbs. The weight is coming off much more slowly, but it's still trending downward, and I feel terrific! I need to incorporate more exercise-- no doubt. I have been soooo busy in the last few weeks-- in part, planning the reunion. But it's not a good excuse. :sigh: Thanks for asking. -- P |
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I am so glad that you did so well. I bet you were the belle of the ball!! or the best looking chear leader there. Gracie is right, pictures? Susie
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Medical time ... dingalingaling ... I'd like to talk about knees. I need some opinions based on your experience or that of someone you know.
I've had "bad knees" for years and it serves me right. I used to play squash every day, jog, ski, and wear three-inch heels all the time. (No, my sneakers didn't have three-inch heels, silly goose). That was before I realized that I wouldn't be young and bouncy forever. Way back then. Anyway, now my family doctor says I need arthroscopic surgery, that I have bits of stuff floating around in my kneecaps causing me pain. She has referred me to a surgeon. (I had arthroscopic surgery 20 years ago and it improved my knees at that time. But of course I was warned against skiing, jogging and playing squash!) An arthritis specialist has told me I should have cortisone shots in both knees! And he thinks that there would be a significant improvement so that I could avoid surgery. He says the floating bits aren't that significant. I'm scheduled for the cortisone shots in four days. Anyone out there with knee problems? |
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Bare, I know nothing about knees, but I'm interested in your story. Please keep us posted!
Shots or surgery. Surgery or shots. Shots or Surgery. I know which one I'd choose. Judy the chicken |
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The day after the shots, I hope you don't feel like you were visited by a loan shark to whom you are behind in payments. Long-term, I hope the shots work! Please keep us posted. Here's my virtual hug! Pturner |
Thanks girls. I've been researching cortisone shots on the internet and reading "reviews" from people who've had them. The comments are very mixed, from "it's a miracle" to "don't do it, constant pain". Yikes! Oh well, I think I'll give it a try on Friday.
I also started taking Fosomax this week for the first time. I think that makes me officially an old fart. :girlneener: |
Bare, If taking fosomax makes you an old fart, then I have been one for about 15 years now!
When my doc told me I had to start taking fosomax I said " But I feel great" !!!! his reply was " Good and we want to keep it that way! Personally I have had very little improvement in bone strength from taking foxomax but at least it didnt go the other way. My bone density improved greatly when I was told to combine calcium plus D to my daily drug routine. |
Bare, how the cortisone shots worked for you? I hope you're feeling better!
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