EmmaLouise81
Full Member
Hi everyone!
I started the CD at the end of June, I went for the SS plan as I wanted to rule out all food.
Started at 21.7 stone and I am now in the 14's. This month I started walking and doing much more pilates. I have M.E so it does take much more out of me than the average Joe but I need to tone up and want to be able to help keep the weight off long term.
These last few weeks I have been hungry again, not tempted to eat 'normal' food but feel like I need something extra so was thinking about going on to do SS+.
I know you have a choice between adding an extra CD meal (and milk) or quorn/veg (I am veggie)...not sure what I would choose...I assume you can't go between the two?
Anyway, wondering if anyone was in the same boat and moved up the plan...how did it change your weight loss etc?
Found myself being a little snappy every so often and just feeling a little sorry for myself...would rather lose less a month and stick to it than be fed up and moody with everyone.
All opinions, views appreciated!
Thanks,
Emma
I started the CD at the end of June, I went for the SS plan as I wanted to rule out all food.
Started at 21.7 stone and I am now in the 14's. This month I started walking and doing much more pilates. I have M.E so it does take much more out of me than the average Joe but I need to tone up and want to be able to help keep the weight off long term.
These last few weeks I have been hungry again, not tempted to eat 'normal' food but feel like I need something extra so was thinking about going on to do SS+.
I know you have a choice between adding an extra CD meal (and milk) or quorn/veg (I am veggie)...not sure what I would choose...I assume you can't go between the two?
Anyway, wondering if anyone was in the same boat and moved up the plan...how did it change your weight loss etc?
Found myself being a little snappy every so often and just feeling a little sorry for myself...would rather lose less a month and stick to it than be fed up and moody with everyone.
All opinions, views appreciated!
Thanks,
Emma