16 Pounds in one week
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WannaBeSlim
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Well done that is brilliant!!! If you dont' mind me asking, do you have lots to lose??!!
dizzy-n-mizzy
Not dieting ATM!
What a start not surprised you chuffed completely through a stone in a week.
Good luck with the weeks ahead. What a time you picked to start this close to Xmas!
Dizzy X
Good luck with the weeks ahead. What a time you picked to start this close to Xmas!
Dizzy X
Just back from my CDC and I am so excited that I have lost 16 Pounds at my first week weigh in
Gobsmacked!
That is truly AMAZING !!! well done hun
Debz
xx
beentheredonethat
Full Member
Fantastic, Well Done!!!
canireallydothis!!
Gold Member
Great Result, well done x
pandora
finding my way again !
that's absolutly fab hun, all the better that you hav'nt felt hungry. this is a fab diet & you'll do really wee.
i spent a couple of weeks winging co i'd only lost 3 1/2 lbs a week, but looking at the bigger picture now (after 6 weeks) i've lost 2 stone 1/4lbs (+ 10 1/2lbs pre CD)
looking forward to hearing your future weigh in's
i spent a couple of weeks winging co i'd only lost 3 1/2 lbs a week, but looking at the bigger picture now (after 6 weeks) i've lost 2 stone 1/4lbs (+ 10 1/2lbs pre CD)
looking forward to hearing your future weigh in's
westhills
I STILL mean it!
My tips are
1. Stick to the diet
2. Don't weigh yourself in between "official" weigh ins
3. Experiment with splitting packs and doing recipes for crisps etc. Discover psyllium husks for making packs go further
4. Keep one eye on the ball, and the other on the big picture.
5. Make yourself a large graph. sticking pages out of a graph book together. 1 square = 1lb up the side and 1 square = 1 day across the bottom. Record your losses each week in the appropriate square. Draw a dotted line at the rate of a 4lb loss each week, and this will give you some idea of how much you will weigh on any given date in the future. Your total loss will often be below the dotted line, at least to start with, but overall, this projected weight loss will keep you focussed. It is especially useful on a "not so good" week - FORCE yourself to look at it until any negative feelings have gone, and you can focus on your achievements instead of the disappointing week.
6. Be as active as you can.
WELL DONE!! Ann xxxx
1. Stick to the diet
2. Don't weigh yourself in between "official" weigh ins
3. Experiment with splitting packs and doing recipes for crisps etc. Discover psyllium husks for making packs go further
4. Keep one eye on the ball, and the other on the big picture.
5. Make yourself a large graph. sticking pages out of a graph book together. 1 square = 1lb up the side and 1 square = 1 day across the bottom. Record your losses each week in the appropriate square. Draw a dotted line at the rate of a 4lb loss each week, and this will give you some idea of how much you will weigh on any given date in the future. Your total loss will often be below the dotted line, at least to start with, but overall, this projected weight loss will keep you focussed. It is especially useful on a "not so good" week - FORCE yourself to look at it until any negative feelings have gone, and you can focus on your achievements instead of the disappointing week.
6. Be as active as you can.
WELL DONE!! Ann xxxx
For CM and Ann
Well done and congratulations cm.
It is a wonderful diet. I can't think of anything to add to Ann's great advice which I shall take on board myself.
Ann, I was on Lipotrim from June until November sole-sourcing. I changed over to CD which is sheer heaven and I just love the shakes so much they will be a part of my life-style forever.
The only thing I would say is that the bars are so delicious, I was like a kid in a sweet shop with them to start with. I didn't put any weight on, but I knew I had to get a grip.
I'm continuing to lose weight even though I had been on 420 cals and went up to 750. It's nice not to have to sole-source all the time.
Marylyn x
Well done and congratulations cm.
It is a wonderful diet. I can't think of anything to add to Ann's great advice which I shall take on board myself.
Ann, I was on Lipotrim from June until November sole-sourcing. I changed over to CD which is sheer heaven and I just love the shakes so much they will be a part of my life-style forever.
The only thing I would say is that the bars are so delicious, I was like a kid in a sweet shop with them to start with. I didn't put any weight on, but I knew I had to get a grip.
I'm continuing to lose weight even though I had been on 420 cals and went up to 750. It's nice not to have to sole-source all the time.
Marylyn x
Thanks both,
Well done to both of you too!
I just wish that I had had more knowledge about vlcds 15 years ago. I know it isn't any good looking back, but sometimes I just wish I had started Cambridge way back then.
Vlcd has been the only thing that has worked for me. It's a long story........
I can enjoy the rest of my life now anyway as a slim woman that looks at least 7 years younger.
Marylyn xxx
Well done to both of you too!
I just wish that I had had more knowledge about vlcds 15 years ago. I know it isn't any good looking back, but sometimes I just wish I had started Cambridge way back then.
Vlcd has been the only thing that has worked for me. It's a long story........
I can enjoy the rest of my life now anyway as a slim woman that looks at least 7 years younger.
Marylyn xxx
