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04-25-2014 05:44 PM |
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Originally Posted by wildirishrose
(Post 4991376)
Weird question for married women...since I've lost weight my husband has this fear of me getting raped. Anyone else have something like this happen? How do I make him feel better? I think it's slightly funny....but I also don't want him to freak out when I am out at night (sometimes I have to be, for school and stuff) and he's really worried about a mission trip I'm going on this summer. Anyone have any advice?
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I agree with what RuthAnn posted on this topic- perhaps he has to come to terms with the idea of the changing look of your body and how other men will see you. Rape is not about sexual attraction; it is about power. Maybe have a talk with him about this?
That being said, have you considered carrying pepper spray, taking self-defense classes, etc? That might ease his mind, and would be beneficial for you, too.
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Originally Posted by 65X65
(Post 4991513)
WOW...I never knew that about you!!!! I wonder how many of us 5ers there are??? We are doing a sister's trip in June...and it is a wonderful tradition. We started it on my 50th B-day. B-day girl gets a sister's ring with all 5 of our birthstones...and a trip to the destination of her choice. Now the last sister will be turning 50... in 2015...
Then I will be up again for a big b-day... in 2018 I will be 70...so I get to plan the place! I'm thinking Europe...and we will have another round of birthday trips!
(However...as my one BIL says..."you ladies manage to find plenty to celebrate in between the birthday trips...there is always an EVENT or REASON you need to commemorate".) Which is true...now we just go....
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This is an AWESOME tradition! I may have to steal it LOL
I have one sister, but then acquired four more sisters and three brothers through remarriages. My family is awesome! Recently, my sis and I started doing cousin dinners with my female cousins. We go once a month and catch up. I want to get my siblings together for regular dinners, too; it is so fun!
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Originally Posted by nolamommy
(Post 4991739)
Hi All!
This is my first day on IP. I had a few friends who did it with great success but I kept brushing it off until there was no point in waiting any longer. I've been lurking here gathering information and researching online for weeks and finally made the appointment and met with my coach this week. I'm super excited for this journey to get going!
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Excellent! Welcome!
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Originally Posted by catlady1981
(Post 4991741)
So the lunch thing went OK. I ate my zucchini muffins before I went and we sat outside on the patio because it's a glorious, beautiful day here. I told the waitress I wanted a plain side salad, with romaine, iceberg and a few tomatoes. Olive oil on the side with some lemons. When she brought it out it was mixed greens, with shredded cheddar cheese, fried tortilla chips and avacado drowning in ranch dressing. I sent it back. Everybody else (there were about 20 people there) was eating and one person asked where my food was. I just said they got it wrong and it should be coming soon. The waitress came back with the right thing and it worked out ok.
I had a great time outside with my coworkers for several hours before we came back to the office. I'm glad I went. Thanks to all for your advice.
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Wow, glad everything worked out. Usually, most places (even bars) will have a burger you can order plain and bunless.
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Originally Posted by Noodles1984
(Post 4991770)
I'm pretty sure I have the flu. Body aches, chills, headache, fever (though never over 100.5?). The doc did a swab yesterday but barely entered the nasal canal PLUS it was a rapid test so it's not so accurate and it came back negative. I don't have any cold symptoms like the runny nose and such. Let me get to my actual question.....background wasn't entirely necessary I guess...
Is the IP protocol hindering my immune system in anyway? I'd really like to get better ASAP. I've stayed 100% OP since I started feeling ill but I don't know if the low calorie and carb counts are hurting anything. Thoughts?
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If I recall correctly, in the past, Lisa has mentioned that the lack of sugars in the IP protocol actaully helps in recovering from illnesses, as the viruses thrive on sugars. On IP, you are starving those buggers! Feel better soon!
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