To Cambridge or not to Cambridge

[xxkimjxx]

Hiya all,

I am 12 st exactly after shifting 3stone 3lbs on weight watchers (which has taken me 2.5 years) anyway I am getting married in September and need to shift this last 1.5 stone.

I have been looking at Cambridge but am a little worried, I am a student nurse and currently on placement so pretty active atm. How do you manage with activity on the plan? I finish placement in 3 weeks so could hold off till then but am eager to get rid of the blubber.

Sounds like a silly question now I have written it, just dont want to start and flake out on my patients or anything.

Thanks in advance

Kim

 

[laurenmay]

Hiya all,

I am 12 st exactly after shifting 3stone 3lbs on weight watchers (which has taken me 2.5 years) anyway I am getting married in September and need to shift this last 1.5 stone.

I have been looking at Cambridge but am a little worried, I am a student nurse and currently on placement so pretty active atm. How do you manage with activity on the plan? I finish placement in 3 weeks so could hold off till then but am eager to get rid of the blubber.

Sounds like a silly question now I have written it, just dont want to start and flake out on my patients or anything.

Thanks in advance

Kim

Hello

Well I'm a full time mum to a 10 month old hyperactive little boy, and work 40 hours a week doing pretty hands on work making engines at a Ford factory. I've been following SS+ for just over a week and I'm coping fine, this diet is meant to give you a huge boost of energy once your body goes into ketosis too.

I think you'd be better off following SS+ or maybe step 2, as both incorporate conventional food and as long as you're drinking plenty of water I'm sure you'll be fine!

You never know unless you try! All the best x

- sent from my iPhone. "No one said it would be easy, they just said it'd be worth it.."

 

[xxkimjxx]

Thank you for your reply I think I will give it a shot and see.

 

[laurenmay]

Thank you for your reply I think I will give it a shot and see.

It's worth a go definitely the worst that will happen is you'll feel too tired and decide to take a different route on your weight loss journey!

- sent from my iPhone. "No one said it would be easy, they just said it'd be worth it.."

 

[CherryHumbug]

Yeah give it a go!! I just lost 2 stone on ww after 8 months! But my holiday has come around so quick I needed a good way to shift the rest! Go for it you'll be find first few days are the worst
X

 

[kristin]

I'm a student nurse and work aswell as look after my little girl, id probably advice you to start while you are on placement because t makes the day go quicker, it's a brilliant diet I lost 8lb for my first weigh in, you probably won't be On it that long, I do ss+ and have evening meal. Its easy to take a salad to placement or make up some kebabs of your on a late xxx

 

[harassed_mother]

Hiya all,

I am 12 st exactly after shifting 3stone 3lbs on weight watchers (which has taken me 2.5 years) anyway I am getting married in September and need to shift this last 1.5 stone.

I have been looking at Cambridge but am a little worried, I am a student nurse and currently on placement so pretty active atm. How do you manage with activity on the plan? I finish placement in 3 weeks so could hold off till then but am eager to get rid of the blubber.

Sounds like a silly question now I have written it, just dont want to start and flake out on my patients or anything.

Thanks in advance

Kim

There are a few student nurses on here doing it the first few days are bad but then after day 4 u will be fine I have been doing it for 5 weeks and lost 24lbs