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Mad - I'm so glad the little one is doing so well. So glad you coped well and I'm sure you were a big influence on how well the parents are doing. I can tell you are that kind of nurse. Scales being nice helps you too. Good luck with the wedding food. I met a lady on another thread who would say do your best... life happens. So I've adopted that theory with things I either can't control or are difficult. You will do good.
this is true Trish, but truly, learning to eat right or at least enjoy a little treat and get back to normal right away is an important part of staying on track. For instance, this weekend is a wedding, then my SIL will be staying a week, (so some "special" meals likely) then Thanksgiving, then Hallowe'en, then my birthday, and next thing you know, Christmas is coming, with all the festivities leading up to it and all that. SO I really must learn to manage my eating around that. Even if I have some treats, I must get right back to normal eating, counting points etc like usual. Originally Posted by pattygirl63
Mad - I'm so glad the little one is doing so well. So glad you coped well and I'm sure you were a big influence on how well the parents are doing. I can tell you are that kind of nurse. Scales being nice helps you too. Good luck with the wedding food. I met a lady on another thread who would say do your best... life happens. So I've adopted that theory with things I either can't control or are difficult. You will do good.
Froggy, my daughter was married in June, and I dropped a dress size and looked quite good for the wedding if I do say so myself. I regained a bit over the summer, but am getting back down again, and will go lower. Goal of 160 for Christmas? doable, but I have to manage myself. Thats the bigger goal, stay on plan over time.

Yes, wine happens.
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. But I hung in there and finished the race. I need to find some trails that have varying terrain because the uphill stuff was hard.