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Welcome, and enjoy!

Eldred

> Hello all,I've been a member of this group for a little while now, but

> haven't actually participated  as yet. I've been listening to 's

> amazing podcasts for about a month now. I listen to one or two,

> sometimes three, every night, and even always replay the last one I

> listened to the following night in case I started drifting off and

> missed something.It all seems to make total sense and I'm only up to

> episode #22 so far.A bit about me:

>    * I'm 41 with two lovely children and a wonderful husband.

>    * I'm from the UK but currently living in a military base in Cyprus

> until December (been here nearly five years)

>    * I'm chronically overweight right now (at least 100 pounds over a

> recommended weight - UK size 22/24, BMI 47)

>    * I've ricocheted all over the weight scale, my best success being

> losing 77lbs with the Slimming World plan. It's all back on and then

> some now.

>    * I'm currently seeing a dietician who I think is about to discharge

> me as I can't seem to find the motivation to lose the weight.

>    * I'm seriously considering going back to my Slimming World groups as

> it was the only thing that really 'worked'. Trouble is, I'm scared and

> ashamed of failing again.

>    * I need to find something that 'flicks the switch' in my head and I

> really hope this does the job as I've run out of other options.

>

> Well, that's a start, anyway.I'm really looking forward to 'meeting' you

> all.

> t x

>

>

>

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Welcome t.

I wish you well. There is no need to be ashamed of failure. Think of each

attempt as a learning experience. You will gain lots of good things from

belonging to the group - and not all related to weight loss. Don't forget

that wonderful things will happen in their own good time.

AB

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>

>

> Welcome, and enjoy!

>

> Eldred

>

>

>

> > Hello all,I've been a member of this group for a little while now, but

> > haven't actually participated as yet. I've been listening to 's

> > amazing podcasts for about a month now. I listen to one or two,

> > sometimes three, every night, and even always replay the last one I

> > listened to the following night in case I started drifting off and

> > missed something.It all seems to make total sense and I'm only up to

> > episode #22 so far.A bit about me:

> > * I'm 41 with two lovely children and a wonderful husband.

> > * I'm from the UK but currently living in a military base in Cyprus

> > until December (been here nearly five years)

> > * I'm chronically overweight right now (at least 100 pounds over a

> > recommended weight - UK size 22/24, BMI 47)

> > * I've ricocheted all over the weight scale, my best success being

> > losing 77lbs with the Slimming World plan. It's all back on and then

> > some now.

> > * I'm currently seeing a dietician who I think is about to discharge

> > me as I can't seem to find the motivation to lose the weight.

> > * I'm seriously considering going back to my Slimming World groups as

> > it was the only thing that really 'worked'. Trouble is, I'm scared and

> > ashamed of failing again.

> > * I need to find something that 'flicks the switch' in my head and I

> > really hope this does the job as I've run out of other options.

> >

> > Well, that's a start, anyway.I'm really looking forward to 'meeting' you

> > all.

> > t x

> >

> >

> >

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Hey t - glad to have you with us!

 

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To: insideoutweightloss

Sent: Thursday, August 18, 2011 10:55 PM

Subject: Hello

 

Hello all,I've been a member of this group for a little while now, but

haven't actually participated as yet. I've been listening to 's

amazing podcasts for about a month now. I listen to one or two,

sometimes three, every night, and even always replay the last one I

listened to the following night in case I started drifting off and

missed something.It all seems to make total sense and I'm only up to

episode #22 so far.A bit about me:

* I'm 41 with two lovely children and a wonderful husband.

* I'm from the UK but currently living in a military base in Cyprus

until December (been here nearly five years)

* I'm chronically overweight right now (at least 100 pounds over a

recommended weight - UK size 22/24, BMI 47)

* I've ricocheted all over the weight scale, my best success being

losing 77lbs with the Slimming World plan. It's all back on and then

some now.

* I'm currently seeing a dietician who I think is about to discharge

me as I can't seem to find the motivation to lose the weight.

* I'm seriously considering going back to my Slimming World groups as

it was the only thing that really 'worked'. Trouble is, I'm scared and

ashamed of failing again.

* I need to find something that 'flicks the switch' in my head and I

really hope this does the job as I've run out of other options.

Well, that's a start, anyway.I'm really looking forward to 'meeting' you

all.

t x

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Welcome t. It's good to have you here :)

>

> Hello all,I've been a member of this group for a little while now, but

> haven't actually participated as yet. I've been listening to 's

> amazing podcasts for about a month now. I listen to one or two,

> sometimes three, every night, and even always replay the last one I

> listened to the following night in case I started drifting off and

> missed something.It all seems to make total sense and I'm only up to

> episode #22 so far.A bit about me:

> * I'm 41 with two lovely children and a wonderful husband.

> * I'm from the UK but currently living in a military base in Cyprus

> until December (been here nearly five years)

> * I'm chronically overweight right now (at least 100 pounds over a

> recommended weight - UK size 22/24, BMI 47)

> * I've ricocheted all over the weight scale, my best success being

> losing 77lbs with the Slimming World plan. It's all back on and then

> some now.

> * I'm currently seeing a dietician who I think is about to discharge

> me as I can't seem to find the motivation to lose the weight.

> * I'm seriously considering going back to my Slimming World groups as

> it was the only thing that really 'worked'. Trouble is, I'm scared and

> ashamed of failing again.

> * I need to find something that 'flicks the switch' in my head and I

> really hope this does the job as I've run out of other options.

>

> Well, that's a start, anyway.I'm really looking forward to 'meeting' you

> all.

> t x

>

>

>

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Welcome, t!

You say " I'm seriously considering going back to my Slimming World groups as

it was the only thing that really 'worked'. Trouble is, I'm scared and

ashamed of failing again. "

For me, this was the key. The switch. The magic bullet. The knowledge that

failing a little--for a meal, an afternoon, a day, even a week--does not mean I

am a failure. It doesn't mean I've failed the system--or myself.

It means I need to find a way to self correct. Maybe it means I haven't been

sleeping enough--and instead of forcing myself to exercise, I should go to bed

early. Maybe it means I haven't been getting enough exercise, and instead of

sitting down on the couch after work, I should go for a walk..... It pretty much

always means I haven't been setting aside a few minutes a day to check in with

myself and find out what I really need.

So what I used to see as failure is now a sign that I need to check in. To self

correct so I can get back to center, and then to renew my energy so I can stay

there.

Which is a pretty long-winded way to get to my point--welcome to the group! -)

>________________________________

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>To: insideoutweightloss

>Sent: Friday, August 19, 2011 8:55 AM

>Subject: Hello

>

>

> 

>Hello all,I've been a member of this group for a little while now, but

>haven't actually participated as yet. I've been listening to 's

>amazing podcasts for about a month now. I listen to one or two,

>sometimes three, every night, and even always replay the last one I

>listened to the following night in case I started drifting off and

>missed something.It all seems to make total sense and I'm only up to

>episode #22 so far.A bit about me:

>* I'm 41 with two lovely children and a wonderful husband.

>* I'm from the UK but currently living in a military base in Cyprus

>until December (been here nearly five years)

>* I'm chronically overweight right now (at least 100 pounds over a

>recommended weight - UK size 22/24, BMI 47)

>* I've ricocheted all over the weight scale, my best success being

>losing 77lbs with the Slimming World plan. It's all back on and then

>some now.

>* I'm currently seeing a dietician who I think is about to discharge

>me as I can't seem to find the motivation to lose the weight.

>* I'm seriously considering going back to my Slimming World groups as

>it was the only thing that really 'worked'. Trouble is, I'm scared and

>ashamed of failing again.

>* I need to find something that 'flicks the switch' in my head and I

>really hope this does the job as I've run out of other options.

>

>Well, that's a start, anyway.I'm really looking forward to 'meeting' you

>all.

>t x

>

>

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I would like to introduce myself. My name is and I am a food addict. I

just started listening to insideoutweightloss..I have one word OMG.. This is so

awesome..she is so awesome. Thanks for letting me join the group. I have been on

a weight-loss journey since April 2009. I started out at 325 and currently at

256.2 however I did get to 211.4 but I had some stressful things going on in my

life and resorted back to comfort of food and gained back a lot of my weight. I

am currently doing HCG protocol. I am on day 10 and down 14.4..I do not have

much support and could really use it..Thanks everyone.

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Welcome to the group, !

b.

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To: insideoutweightloss

Sent: Wed, January 25, 2012 1:05:44 PM

Subject: Hello

 

I would like to introduce myself. My name is and I am a food addict. I

just started listening to insideoutweightloss..I have one word OMG.. This is so

awesome..she is so awesome. Thanks for letting me join the group. I have been on

a weight-loss journey since April 2009. I started out at 325 and currently at

256.2 however I did get to 211.4 but I had some stressful things going on in my

life and resorted back to comfort of food and gained back a lot of my weight. I

am currently doing HCG protocol. I am on day 10 and down 14.4..I do not have

much support and could really use it..Thanks everyone.

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Yea you! Welcome. so glad you are here to share your journey with us.

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CC:

Just finished my first week of Full-filled. Wanted to say hello. I have

struggled with weight since age 1. I say this because I was a very chubby baby.

Everyone seemed to think it was cute but I can remember at a very young age

crying after being teased about my " rolls " on my thighs and back. I was just an

infant and to be honest now I can look at them and think cute, but at age five I

felt horrible.

Just yesterday I was sorting out old photographs when I was at a lower weight. I

realized that no matter how I looked I always felt fat. I am ready to stop

beating myself up and hiding behind my weight. I am ready to feel good about

being me.

Thanks

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Welcome, Barbara!

Eldred

> Just finished my first week of Full-filled.  Wanted to say hello.  I have

struggled with weight since age 1.  I say this because I was a very chubby baby.

 Everyone seemed to think it was cute but I can remember at a very young age

crying after being teased about my " rolls " on my thighs and back.  I was just an

infant and to be honest now I can look at them and think cute, but at age five I

felt horrible.

> Just yesterday I was sorting out old photographs when I was at a lower weight.

 I realized that no matter how I looked I always felt fat.  I am ready to stop

beating myself up and hiding behind my weight.  I am ready to feel good about

being me.

>

> Thanks

>

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