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  1. oh fooey.

    i regained all my lost weight because i spent the last 1-2 years binging. ๐Ÿ™

    i am hoping i can stay on track or at least get to a place where the road
    way swerve but I don't go over the cliff, ya know?

    I've seen people lose more weight than I weighted at my biggest but for me
    its 50lbs of, 50 lbs on. At 5'3" that ain't pretty!!

    so - i am a big old blob again, back to my post pregnancy blobtacularness. A
    few familiar names here.

    nanner
    176/172/126
    (is a goal weight in the 120's still flame-bait around here??)

  2. nanner wrote:
    :
    :: nanner
    :: 176/172/126
    :: (is a goal weight in the 120's still flame-bait around here??)

    haha. Welcome back....even though...I thought you were back!?!

  3. "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    nanner wrote:
    :
    :: nanner
    :: 176/172/126
    :: (is a goal weight in the 120's still flame-bait around here??)

    haha. Welcome back....even though...I thought you were back!?!

    LOL i was back for a minute when i tried to get it together last time and
    then there was thing week long pudding binge and ... must I go on????

  4. On Mon, 4 Jun 2007 17:07:51 -0400, "nanner" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    oh fooey.

    i regained all my lost weight because i spent the last 1-2 years binging. ๐Ÿ™

    i am hoping i can stay on track or at least get to a place where the road
    way swerve but I don't go over the cliff, ya know?

    I've seen people lose more weight than I weighted at my biggest but for me
    its 50lbs of, 50 lbs on. At 5'3" that ain't pretty!!

    so - i am a big old blob again, back to my post pregnancy blobtacularness. A
    few familiar names here.

    nanner
    176/172/126
    (is a goal weight in the 120's still flame-bait around here??)

    Why would a goal in the 120s be flame-bait?

    --
    BlueBrooke
    254/239/135

  5. "Pat" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    :: (is a goal weight in the 120's still flame-bait around here??)

    haha. Welcome back....even though...I thought you were back!?!

    LOL i was back for a minute when i tried to get it together last time and
    then there was thing week long pudding binge and ... must I go on????

    Have you been doing any exercise?

    Quoted message said:

    Pat in TX

    Quoted message said:

    i was *before* the crash and burn entirely kicked in so I'd say 10 months of
    no excercise at all.

    why do you ask?

  6. "BlueBrooke" <.@.> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    On Mon, 4 Jun 2007 17:07:51 -0400, "nanner" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    oh fooey.

    i regained all my lost weight because i spent the last 1-2 years binging.
    ๐Ÿ™

    i am hoping i can stay on track or at least get to a place where the road
    way swerve but I don't go over the cliff, ya know?

    I've seen people lose more weight than I weighted at my biggest but for me
    its 50lbs of, 50 lbs on. At 5'3" that ain't pretty!!

    so - i am a big old blob again, back to my post pregnancy blobtacularness.
    A
    few familiar names here.

    nanner
    176/172/126
    (is a goal weight in the 120's still flame-bait around here??)

    Why would a goal in the 120s be flame-bait?

    --
    BlueBrooke
    254/239/135

    it just was. people would jump on you because they said "why does it have to
    be this magical #" blah blah - it was a certain group of people at a certain
    time on this group and it really got them going. For me that's the number
    because I was always at my most compfortable weight at 126 and I am short.

    I've been in and out of this group for at least 5 years and living on and
    off LC since 1998

  7. nanner wrote:
    :: "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    :: news:[email hidden]...
    ::: nanner wrote:
    ::::
    ::::: nanner
    ::::: 176/172/126
    ::::: (is a goal weight in the 120's still flame-bait around here??)
    :::
    ::: haha. Welcome back....even though...I thought you were back!?!
    ::
    :: LOL i was back for a minute when i tried to get it together last
    :: time and then there was thing week long pudding binge and ... must I
    :: go on????

    next time...just keep posting through the binges...no need to quit...most of
    us have been there....keep posting and spilling your binging guts. ๐Ÿ™‚

  8. nanner wrote:
    :: it just was. people would jump on you because they said "why does it
    :: have to be this magical #" blah blah - it was a certain group of
    :: people at a certain time on this group and it really got them going.
    :: For me that's the number because I was always at my most
    :: compfortable weight at 126 and I am short.
    ::
    :: I've been in and out of this group for at least 5 years and living
    :: on and off LC since 1998

    Sometimes it's just the way the wind blows....people somehow get a
    "collective attitude," where everyone falls in sync and flames you out over
    anything....it keeps things exciting...

    Frankly, I think a good flamefest keeps things alive around here...just jump
    in and give as good as you get! ๐Ÿ™‚


  9. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    :: (is a goal weight in the 120's still flame-bait around here??)

    haha. Welcome back....even though...I thought you were back!?!

    LOL i was back for a minute when i tried to get it together last time and
    then there was thing week long pudding binge and ... must I go on????

    Have you been doing any exercise?

    Pat in TX

    Quoted message said:
  10. "nanner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    oh fooey.

    i regained all my lost weight because i spent the last 1-2 years binging.
    ๐Ÿ™

    Not to pick on you alone, but in general.... why do folks wait until
    they get back to the starting point before they do it all over again I
    wonder? Can you imagine if you started up again when you were only 10-20 lbs
    gone? Gotta be some sort of emotional trigger here?

    --
    JK Sinrod
    www.SinrodStudios.com
    www.MyConeyIslandMemories.com

  11. "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    nanner wrote:
    :: "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    :: news:[email hidden]...
    ::: nanner wrote:
    ::::
    ::::: nanner
    ::::: 176/172/126
    ::::: (is a goal weight in the 120's still flame-bait around here??)
    :::
    ::: haha. Welcome back....even though...I thought you were back!?!
    ::
    :: LOL i was back for a minute when i tried to get it together last
    :: time and then there was thing week long pudding binge and ... must I
    :: go on????

    next time...just keep posting through the binges...no need to quit...most
    of us have been there....keep posting and spilling your binging guts. ๐Ÿ™‚

    thanks you are right. i am talking about it more because it is something i
    am/have been embaressed about and kept secret (hid it from DH etc) so maybe
    now it will be easier. The quanties I consumed...egads!!

  12. "glassman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    "nanner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    oh fooey.

    i regained all my lost weight because i spent the last 1-2 years binging.
    ๐Ÿ™

    Not to pick on you alone, but in general.... why do folks wait until
    they get back to the starting point before they do it all over again I
    wonder? Can you imagine if you started up again when you were only 10-20
    lbs gone? Gotta be some sort of emotional trigger here?

    Hey another familiar name!

    actually over the last 2 years I have started over many times only to fall
    off the wagon hard. So i DID restart after a 5lb gain, then start again at
    10lbs then didn't get on the scale then it was 25lbs and i was so disgusted
    but tried again and fell off hard, went into denial....etc etc

    until you get to the point where you scare yourself and know you better do
    something (family intervening etc) and you that is usually around the time
    one starts way back when in the first place!!!!!

    i feel like i have been trying to reel myself in for a few years and have
    just been out of control. i had many starts - best probably being about a
    month long before crashing

  13. On Mon, 4 Jun 2007 19:46:55 -0400, "glassman" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:


    "nanner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    oh fooey.

    i regained all my lost weight because i spent the last 1-2 years binging.
    ๐Ÿ™

    Not to pick on you alone, but in general.... why do folks wait until
    they get back to the starting point before they do it all over again I
    wonder? Can you imagine if you started up again when you were only 10-20 lbs
    gone? Gotta be some sort of emotional trigger here?

    For me it's denial -- if I don't weigh, measure or wear clothes that
    have to fit, I can gain a lot of weight and never notice until I
    finally get on the scale.

    Then, it's "Oops!"

    --
    BlueBrooke
    254/239/135

  14. Welcome back nanner. Best of luck to you.

    Cheri

    nanner wrote in message ...

    Quoted message said:

    oh fooey.

    i regained all my lost weight because i spent the last 1-2 years


    binging. ๐Ÿ™

    Quoted message said:


    i am hoping i can stay on track or at least get to a place where the


    road

    Quoted message said:

    way swerve but I don't go over the cliff, ya know?

  15. nanner wrote:
    :: i feel like i have been trying to reel myself in for a few years and
    :: have just been out of control. i had many starts - best probably
    :: being about a month long before crashing

    I always wonder about this....when people disppear from here...does that
    mean they are out there off the wagon? Regaining the weight? I've seen it
    happen over and over and over....

  16. "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    nanner wrote:
    :: i feel like i have been trying to reel myself in for a few years and
    :: have just been out of control. i had many starts - best probably
    :: being about a month long before crashing

    I always wonder about this....when people disppear from here...does that
    mean they are out there off the wagon? Regaining the weight? I've seen
    it happen over and over and over....

    well - first we are so busy partying and whooping it up when we are thin LOL
    I've always popped my nose in whether i was on or off but you know, it's
    when we come in dragging our tails and need support ๐Ÿ™‚ I've seen some great
    success stories here, me it's been a battle for 4 years.

  17. "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    nanner wrote:
    :: i feel like i have been trying to reel myself in for a few years and
    :: have just been out of control. i had many starts - best probably
    :: being about a month long before crashing

    I always wonder about this....when people disppear from here...does that
    mean they are out there off the wagon? Regaining the weight? I've seen
    it happen over and over and over....

    Sometimes we are just busy with our lives and not taking time to post but we
    are doing fine on the weight ;-) Not without difficulties but definitely
    under control.

    Take care.

    --
    JJ

  18. nanner said:

    oh fooey.

    i regained all my lost weight because i spent the last 1-2 years
    binging. ๐Ÿ™
    i am hoping i can stay on track or at least get to a place where the
    road way swerve but I don't go over the cliff, ya know?

    I've seen people lose more weight than I weighted at my biggest but
    for me its 50lbs of, 50 lbs on. At 5'3" that ain't pretty!!

    so - i am a big old blob again, back to my post pregnancy
    blobtacularness. A few familiar names here.

    nanner
    176/172/126
    (is a goal weight in the 120's still flame-bait around here??)

    Good luck to you!

    Since you've been so brave I'll come clean too. I've gained all my weight
    back also. Three Thanksgivings ago I decided I was going to have small
    helpings of all the non-low carb foods, just for the holiday. Well
    Thanksgiving turned into Christmas turned into New Years, Easter, summer
    picnics.....you get the picture.

    Added to that were emotional roller coaster eating binges after losing my
    sister to cancer and then being downsized from my job a year later. After
    all that, being thin just didn't seem so important anymore. So many excuses
    and justifications. ugh!!! I'm disgusted with myself.

    So on June 1st I climbed back on the wagon. It's a pretty rickety one but
    hopefully I'll keep it together.
    --
    Jeri
    270/265/120
    restarting Atkins 6/1/07
    "Change is inevitable, except from vending machines."

  19. <snipped>

    Quoted message said:


    Added to that were emotional roller coaster eating binges after losing my
    sister to cancer and then being downsized from my job a year later. After
    all that, being thin just didn't seem so important anymore. So many
    excuses and justifications. ugh!!! I'm disgusted with myself.

    So on June 1st I climbed back on the wagon. It's a pretty rickety one but
    hopefully I'll keep it together.
    --
    Jeri
    270/265/120
    restarting Atkins 6/1/07
    "Change is inevitable, except from vending machines."

    (((((Jeri))))

    That was brave ๐Ÿ™‚ and it looks like you've had a great start!!

    For me the start of the end was when we had this giant Mexican Fiesta themed
    birthday party here for my kids. I cooked all the food and was so LC that I
    even had others taste the beans while I cooked LOL then by mid-party I was a
    crazy carb eating machine!! i couldn't pull it together after that, it
    became so hard where it really wasn't hard for me in the past, just a WOL or
    WOE.

    Now it's 2 years later and I'm a mess! But I feel like I am doing good. I
    started on May 29th. so it's been a week ๐Ÿ™‚ One really good thing is that
    I've managed to stay away from the scale - it becomes an obsession.

    Good luck!

  20. Pat said:


    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Have you been doing any exercise?

    Quoted message said:

    Pat in TX
    >

    i was *before* the crash and burn entirely kicked in so I'd say 10
    months
    of no excercise at all.

    why do you ask?

    Big story on losing weight in this week's TIME magazine. Bottom line is
    that
    exercise is the most important factor in losing weight and keeping excess
    weight off.

    Pat in TX

    Quoted message said:

    I'd agree with this.

    --
    Bob in CT

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