It's only when I try to write a post that I think I have a really boring life...

Aug 14, 2014 06:52

I don't like writing about diet/weight nonstop, but it seems the only news I have to share lately. However, I'll make it brief. I lost three pounds this week (WOO). Yesterday my schedule got messed up (had to stay late for work meeting), so I ate a "bad" lunch (not just a deli sandwich with bread, but a large one instead of small -- I bought it ( Read more... )

happy happy joy joy, so very tired, rl, rp, health: bariatric surgery

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diello August 14 2014, 15:42:22 UTC
WOOO THREE POUNDS!!! That's awesome!

And your blog isn't boring, it's one of my favourites to read (don't pay attention to how little I've been on the past couple of weeks though ;)!

I do the exact same thing at Subway, where I'll get a foot-long instead of a half, and say I'll save the rest for later... I do save the rest... in my belly. The hardest part of allowing myself to slip/cheat is that I always forget how physically crappy I feel afterwards, because no matter how crappy you feel, it still tastes damn delicious.

And that is a ridiculous question to ask for a surgical procedure.

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thistle_chaser August 14 2014, 17:53:43 UTC
I'm glad to hear you're enjoying it! :)

I do save the rest... in my belly.

Hahaha exactly. I had intended to eat the other half for dinner, but I was so full I didn't want dinner so just had something tiny, so I did indeed save it in my belly!

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hamsterwoman August 14 2014, 15:46:36 UTC
Yay for the weight loss! Hopefully that gives you enough of a margin for the dr appointment and "last meals"?

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thistle_chaser August 14 2014, 17:54:26 UTC
I think so, but I'd like to lose five more just to be safe. He said 10-15, so if I lose 25 that should cover even the worst water weight gain. Or so I hope!

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elfy August 14 2014, 18:02:52 UTC
I'm not sure I ever asked ... have you ever tried sleeping a bit ... errr, damn, I lack the english words. Kind of like a tiny bit sitting up? That sounds wrong. I mean in a way that your head/back is in a x degree angle a little more upright. A friend of mine (who is also overweight and had breathing issues at night) started doing this and said it basically changed her life because she sleeps waaaay better this way.

kind of like that: http://i01.i.aliimg.com/photo/v0/11652927/Bed_Wedge_Pillow.jpg or http://i01.i.aliimg.com/img/pb/921/651/551/551651921_844.jpg

but maybe less extreme. or with that:
http://www.fit4bed.ch/resources/Rost02.jpg
(headpart being movable)

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thistle_chaser August 14 2014, 18:12:46 UTC
Hmm I hadn't, though that sounds like it could work. I could just put bricks or something under the legs at the head of the bed.

Thanks for the idea!

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elfy August 15 2014, 21:51:31 UTC
Try it and tell me if it helps :) Otherwise such a triangle sleeping thingy could be a good idea, too.

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fbhjr August 15 2014, 01:16:24 UTC
Yay for progress!
I hope the insurance decides to cover it!

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thistle_chaser August 15 2014, 02:04:24 UTC
Me too, so much!

And thanks!

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thistle_chaser August 15 2014, 02:07:13 UTC
Seriously. It wasn't even a really good one, but there was so much bread! More than I've had in the rest of the month put together. GLORIOUS BREAD

One day soon I'm going to get a whole loaf and eat, well, some of it. A good some of it! A good loaf, not like sliced sandwich bread.

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thistle_chaser August 15 2014, 15:55:16 UTC
Yeah, getting it from the farmer's market is my plan, too. Though I think plans have changed and it won't be this weekend (not only am I not craving it, I'm totally meh on the idea). The next time I want it though, then I will.

Maybe the difference in the amount you eat has to do with quality? So the good stuff satisfies us faster, while the bread-from-a-can is unsatisfying so we need to eat more?

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