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Connemmara | 11:30 Wed 19th Jun 2013 | Weight Loss & Dieting
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My first post re weight - sorry to disappoint you and myself - but afraid to weigh myself cos I have ate like a right pig in the last week. Will hopefully have good news next week - even if it is a pound. Think of a pound of sugar. I think losing weight is so hard!
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Whether you weigh yourself or not, your weight will still be whatever it is. Best to know what you are starting from.
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Oh I know that OG - but when I "feel thinner" will weigh - good time is in the morning. Will have good news for next week I hope.
two pounds a week loss, that should be the aim - otherwise the risk of gall bladder issues increases - with the f's "Fat, Fair, Freckled, Forty-plus"...........
Surely if you weigh yourself now and make a note of it, then be good, and weigh yourself again in a week or two, you can then take great delight in the amount of pounds that you have lost. X
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sparkles "feel fat" at the moment to weigh myself - so will try my best within the next week. I am back to walking the dog but since having vertigo - I have told myself to slow down a bit as I tend to rush around a lot and also do quite a lot multi-tasking. Do need to ease up on that. That is probably what is wrong with me I have taught myself to slow down - and so of course the metabolism slows down too.
Isn't it the best time to weigh yourself when you're feeling fat.

Looks like you're starting your diet by burying your head in the sand.
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you do have a point Ummmm - that way you can convince yourself you have lost weight. I have kept a dress to remind me the way I was - very old dress - but you would be amazed at the waist - it was 16" waist. What has happened to me - Gawd only knows.
If you weigh yourself now then your initial weight loss might inspire to stick to a healthy eating plan :-)
16" waist.......seriously???? Measured how?

Good luck with your diet.
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Eccles very seriously - measured with a tape. Because of my tiny waist - ass looked a lot bigger tho.
If put my thumbs and forefingers together to make a circle the circumference is greater than 16"...........I'm staggered that as an adult you could possibly have a waist so small, naturally!
That wasn't a natural 15inch waist.

It also looks very unhealthy. Her organs must be dangerously squashed.
women used to have terrible digestive and respiratory problems with waists compressed to as small as that
I know the point I was making was that before it was squashed it was 21 inches and that was still one of the smallest - so I fail to see if after it is squashed into a corset to make it 15in how Conne could have had a natual 16in and not make the record books!
If you take a tape measure to the front of a dress, you could easily measure 16".......I wonder if that is the case here.......

Be fair guys, she might have been 7 at the time! (smiley face)
Good luck on losing weight. I have three weeks until going on holiday and absolutely MUST lose a little as I will not be able to fit into my dresses, but it is so hard. It's only 2 in the afternoon and already I couldn't resist a packet of monster munch, washed down with a pint of cider!
Lol @ Baldric. X
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Eccles btw - had this waist until I was about 34 years old - then mum died and I went into deep depression and comfort ate - that was the start of it.

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