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Old 03-27-2008, 06:22 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Godsblessedme View Post
yeah i think some days i only do eat like 400 calories a day and i do drink 69grams of protein a day.

you guys are right about the excersize my mom is taking me to go look at a used treadmill today. I really think thats is to the key to my stalls ok i'm just still so exhausted. thanks everyone
Hey Deborah!.. It's me, Kel.. the one who went through the six week stall after only two weeks post op.. I swear to you that I was the same.. 300 to 400 calories, exhausted, sleeping all the time because I was just sooo tired. and not losing a pound, which was depressing as all get out!

The people here are right, you *have* to increase your calories.. don't be afraid to do it.. it works because your body requires that nutrition!

The very day after I increased my calories to the 700 range, I dropped a pound, and then the next day I dropped two.. and then today another one was gone today.

Tracking your foods/nutrition is really important. Planning in advance is what has helped me.. every night I plan and map out what I'm eating the next day for every meal.

This weekend, I will try to do it on Sunday afternoon, so I don't have to spend so much time after work at night. (My problem is fiber.. I need to find a way to get more and soon! )

I'm sure you can do it, I'm rooting for you!
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