Happy thanksgiving everyone. I'm thankful the lights are still on here at AF and I can still chill with my online pals.
yep its a beautiful day here in sunny So Cal. its a tad breezy, but its nice if you stay in the sun. i can't help but be truly thankful to live in So Cal.....could not have asked for a better day to have Thanxgiving on here in LA.Happy Thanksgiving, my AF family!
Hope you're all having a wonderful, and safe, day. It's beautiful here in the lovely San Gabriel Valley, sunny, 70-something, just really nice.
I feel so blessed to have come upon this forum all those eons ago. You're a bright spot in my life!
Oh, gee, Danny, I hope it's not too serious. It's good that you're there with him, cooking and all. Keep us posted. Our thoughts are with you and your dad.I'm spending Thanksgiving at my dad's house, he's fallen ill since Tuesday so today I made a turkey dinner for us both.
Watching football and making sure he takes his medicine.
Yes, actually, you can. I've seen a number of patients die on My 600-lb Life because of their habit of over-eating. But I think you're safe. ONE day of being a glutton most likely won't kill you! I sure hope not.holly shit i think i ate too much. can you die of over eating?
Been 230 for a huge number of years, most weight gain was around ten pounds, but shed that fat fastYes, actually, you can. I've seen a number of patients die on My 600-lb Life because of their habit of over-eating. But I think you're safe. ONE day of being a glutton most likely won't kill you! I sure hope not.
I've been working on losing weight recently. I lost a ton when I was sick--weight that I COULD NOT lose before I got sick. I mean it just didn't matter how few calories I ate, the weight would not go away. It kept going up...and up...and up... Then, bam! I lost a bunch during that awful six months in the hospital. One good thing, though, it was like a window$ computer--rebooting so to speak. Something got reset! I had lost so much weight that my doctors wanted me to regain 10-15 pounds, and once food was appetizing again, I did that and then some. But now, after that 'reset,' dieting actually causes weight loss! I'm thrilled about that. I still have a ways to go, but I've lost 23 pounds.Been 230 for a huge number of years, most weight gain was around ten pounds, but shed that fat fast
You can inbox me a photo of you, I wanna see youI've been working on losing weight recently. I lost a ton when I was sick--weight that I COULD NOT lose before I got sick. I mean it just didn't matter how few calories I ate, the weight would not go away. It kept going up...and up...and up... Then, bam! I lost a bunch during that awful six months in the hospital. One good thing, though, it was like a window$ computer--rebooting so to speak. Something got reset! I had lost so much weight that my doctors wanted me to regain 10-15 pounds, and once food was appetizing again, I did that and then some. But now, after that 'reset,' dieting actually causes weight loss! I'm thrilled about that. I still have a ways to go, but I've lost 23 pounds.
I don't feel deprived at all, as everything I consume tastes really, really good, and I'm never hungry. The only change is that I don't eat AS MUCH of my nightly indulgence [dark chocolate] as I was before. When you cannot eat for almost a year, and then you can, you want A LOT of the stuff you really like! So let's just say I ate a lot of chocolate...and now I'm limiting it and losing weight. So it's all good!
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