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post #41 of 45
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it is really hard for me to stay on program because I'm always thinking of food.
Is this emotional thinking of food or hunger? Depending on which it is will make a difference in what you do. If it's emotional thinking of food, that's probably a harder fix.

If it's hunger, adding more calories might help. However, for me it was adding more veggies and making sure I eat high fiber stuff. For example, for breakfast I could have one piece of healthnut bread for 2 points or I could have two slices of bread that contains 5 or 6 g of fiber. Changing my bread made a huge difference in my hunger level. Also, the veggie thing made I gigantic difference which is why I'm making sure we have a side veggie dish each night then I usually eat the leftovers in my morning omlet and lunch. The other day I made this http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Spaghet...-I/Detail.aspx. There's no points except the oil. I've been baking cut up veggies that I put in a ziplock bag with a little bit of olive oil, garlic, and thyme or rosemary. Depending on the veggies I might not even bake them, just eat them raw. Or I make cauliflower soup. 1 point for 1 1/3 cups of really yummy soup.

What I'm liking about WW and the WW cookbooks is they're re-teaching me to cook. Healthy, filling foods that taste really good.
post #42 of 45
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I weighed in this morning and I lost 2.6 pounds. That's a lot for me (more than 10% of how much I want to lose,) but since it doesn't seem to be effecting my milk supply I'm fine with that. Decreasing my points obviously helped. I think the reason it may have been such a large loss was that there were several nights when we ate low fat meals that I knew should be less points than I had left for the day. However, rather than figure out how many points the meal was, I just didn't eat any more for the night.
post #43 of 45
Great job Sunday!

The bad news is I haven't checked in with you mamas here for awhile... I'm impressed to see all the loses!

But, the good news is I have been sticking to it and was down 1 lb. even at my last weigh in (on sun.) I think that our streak of spring-like weather here has really been helping! I've been so active (walking and playing) the last week... Fun and healthy!
post #44 of 45
This morning was weigh-in... Down another 1.2 lbs for a total so far of 4.4... Slow, but in the right direction!

While Dh is excited and supportive of my progress, he has been teasing me a bit because just before going on plan I had just splurged (on a craigslist deal, but still a splurge) on a kitchenaid mixer that I had been wanting. Since I have been on plan I have not, for the most part, been baking so it sits unused... Any ideas for healthy recipes that will let me use my new "toy"?
post #45 of 45
Very good to hear that you have reduced some lbs. It's a great news. There are several weight loss exercise programs where a person can take this to lose weight. Working some cardio vascular exercises will assist people to lose weight including proper food regime.
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