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Nearly 4 Months now

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  1. Well its almost 4 months since I started this low carb trail.

    In fact I am having difficulty remembering how long I have been at this, I
    dont count anymore, unlike when I first started.........but as I always said
    the passage of time, combined with discipline will\should reveal results.

    I am down...almost 2 stone in weight (28Ibs for our stateside friends) but
    most dramatic is the loss of inches.
    I am wearing summer clothes I could not even get NEAR fitting in to this
    time last year, and were lucky to survive a wardrobe clearout.
    My previously HUGE (and I mean HUGE ) gut is well on the way to going (first
    time I haven`t had a huge cantalever over my trouser belt in years)

    All in all I feel good.

    I have increased my carb intake slightly, but avoid (haven`t had cakes
    bread, chocolates) since i started.

    I have started to allow myself wine at weekends (we do need a life after
    all) Cravings I had none as I recall, but
    have had stalls, weeks were no weight has shifted on the scales, but inches
    have been coming off.

    But in anycase I dont bother with the scales as much now, I know weight is
    coming off because of the clothing situation.

    So its onwards and upwards, If I can do it so can anyone else, just a matter
    of application and discipline really.

    Before this started I had almost given up, and thought I was doomed to alife
    of replacing worn out clothes at the local "Mr Fat [censored]" store.

    I haven`t done much exercise, but I work in I.T. and on my present contract
    volunteered to roll the new kit out deskside in a call centre we are
    building, I did this almost single handedly, hard heavy work over a 5 week
    period. Done me good..and helped I am sure rather than flying a desk. I
    could not have done that humping and dumping of kit this time last year,
    crawling under a desk would have been a trouser busting..huffing and puffing
    ordeal, resulting I am sure in near death experiences.

    :-)

    Just posting for the benefit of any newbies hitting the lc trail.....there
    is hope.

    Gary

    --
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    Always listen to experts.
    They'll tell you what can't be done, and why.
    Then do it.
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  2. On Tue, 3 Aug 2004 09:10:08 +0100, "Gary Howarth" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    I am down...almost 2 stone in weight (28Ibs for our stateside friends) but
    most dramatic is the loss of inches.
    I am wearing summer clothes I could not even get NEAR fitting in to this
    time last year, and were lucky to survive a wardrobe clearout.
    My previously HUGE (and I mean HUGE ) gut is well on the way to going (first
    time I haven`t had a huge cantalever over my trouser belt in years)

    Whoo-hooo! 7 pounds per month is pretty fabulous weight loss. I'm so
    happy for you!

    Carol
    --
    227/211/150 (Thursdays)
    Fasting BG: 121
    Bernstein Diabetes Solution 5/25/2004
    Diabetes Dx 5/15/2001
    http://photos.yahoo.com/carol_arie

  3. In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden]
    says...

    Quoted message said:

    I am down...almost 2 stone in weight (28Ibs for our stateside friends) but
    most dramatic is the loss of inches.
    I am wearing summer clothes I could not even get NEAR fitting in to this
    time last year, and were lucky to survive a wardrobe clearout.
    My previously HUGE (and I mean HUGE ) gut is well on the way to going (first
    time I haven`t had a huge cantalever over my trouser belt in years)

    All in all I feel good.

    Good job, Gary!

    --
    Saffire
    205/149/125 - 5'1.5"
    Atkins since 6/14/03
    Progress photo: http://photos.yahoo.com/saffire333

  4. Great job Gary! Way to go!!

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