lightenupwoman

I have low thyroid so I started taking meds for it today. I'm not happy about having to take another pill but I'm relieved to get some answers.

Well I decided not to do Noom.

I can't believe it'll be 7 years in March. For the past three years I have been gaining some and then losing it and I am so far off from how I used to eat. Its pretty bad. I want to lose about 20 pounds so I can be back at my goal weight and get back into some old clothes. Has anyone here used Noom? One of my friends has had a lot of success with it. I started a free trial today, it uses cognitive behavioral psychology. They said based on my age and weight I should be able to lose 20 pounds by June. I also got blood work done because I'm peri menopausal and I think my hormones aren

Going back to basics does not seem to be helping. I need to start working out regularly. I think part of this is menopause. I am looking into getting bioidentical hormones and maybe that will help as well.

Well this is odd. I was 204 last week with clothes on first thing in the morning. I have been walking at least a mile every other day. I started tracking my food last week and over the weekend I reviewed the VSG rules and decided to get back to low carb, low fat and only eating 4 oz at a meal. For some reason I am 196 this morning. It has to be water weight. My pants do feel looser. I took my waist and hip measurements and put them in my fitness pal too. I wish they went back more than a year on that, I haven't measured in over a year. I would like to know what my lowest measurements wer

Well I don't think I have the time/energy/money for a revision any way. I'm going to have to get back to basics, log my food and my exercise. I think I'll track blood sugar too. I'm working with a wellness coach so I hope having that accountability will help me.

Well apparently you need a BMI of 40 and mine is 32.

I think you are right. The problem with pouch reset is when we come home from surgery, we don't have to do much, are on pain killers. I didn't even want to eat anything for a few weeks. Now I work full time and I'm in school full time. That doesn't give enough nutrition for a brain to be functional during that time. I also have a teen daughter and a dog and I live alone. Im not sure how to basically starve myself while living a normal life. The first few days I wouldn't have enough energy to walk my dog much less work and think and not feel completely sick. Maybe I sho

Oh, they definitely are not your friends at all! They are there to keep your employer's expenses as low as possible. Honestly I don't know how anyone can work for those places in good conscience. It seems to go against the Hippocrstic oath. I'm sorry that they made you feel bad about yourself!

I just have the sleeve and I think in 6 years I have maybe thrown up three times.

The team you were working with were chosen by who? Were they hired by your Employer? I hope you find a way to get back on a good track with all of your wellness.

So my low weight was 165 but I looked terrible. My goal was 185 which I maintained for about 4 years. I have been creeping up and down the last two years. Now I'm at 204 and I don't even know what to do. I am tracking my food intake and walking. I know part of it is Covid, staying home, working from home. I think I am having hypoglycemia a lot too. It pisses me off because I could go so long without eating for all these years without getting hypoglycemic. I did read that during perimenopause your blood sugar is more unsteady. I'm afraid that doing the pouch test or doing some

Thanks!

Thanks!

That dog is the reason why my leggings have a hole in them.