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Offline Justagirl💃

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Over a year ago I started a drastic diet changes and weight loss journey. I have lost over 100 pounds and 8" off my band size. Today I was noticing my 46 F bra is fitting loose and had to go to the third set of hooks (it's fairly new so it's not stretched). 

What is your health journey like?
When life gives you curves,
flaunt them! 💃
💋Birdie💋

Offline WPW717

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Was doing well. Until the MEN syndrome kicked in. Lost all of my flexibility lost strength stopped losing weight. Then an auto immune condition kicked in and made living and moving painful. It’s called PMR, polymyalgia rheumatica. The prednisone has kicked my butt, ruined my skin and caused weight gain. Tapering down is going slow. I’ve managed to stop the weight gain, but it is very difficult to stay on track until this drug is gone. Hanging tough & remaining positive, hoping you’re doing well too.
Regards, Bob

Offline Justagirl💃

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Was doing well. Until the MEN syndrome kicked in. Lost all of my flexibility lost strength stopped losing weight. Then an auto immune condition kicked in and made living and moving painful. It’s called PMR, polymyalgia rheumatica. The prednisone has kicked my butt, ruined my skin and caused weight gain. Tapering down is going slow. I’ve managed to stop the weight gain, but it is very difficult to stay on track until this drug is gone. Hanging tough & remaining positive, hoping you’re doing well too.
As alway, best wishes heading your way. 

Offline WPW717

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TNX, & happy new year 

Offline Evolver

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I retired almost 17 months ago and have sometimes found it to be a challenging time to remain in good physical shape. Losing that naturally physical component of my life (it was a blue-collar job) has been replaced by a more sedentary lifestyle, but not totally. I sometimes lack motivation to exercise, but when I am switched on, I really go for it. Riding a bike again after 40 years has been terrific! I have also maintained my mostly healthy diet, but I don't eat as much fruit as I used to. Still average one serving per day though. And I continue to love my vegetables. Also, I actually drink alcohol less often now despite not needing to be bright eyed and bushy tailed for 6am starts! The result is that my weight is identical to my working days, presently at 92kg. So, I'm a bit overweight for a person of average height. I blew out to 96kg after a vacation in September but I did get down to 89kg earlier in the year.

Ideally, I'd like to get into the low to mid 80's and stay there. I know it's possible. Just gotta motivate myself to get there, but I'm enjoying life exactly as it is at the moment.

Offline WPW717

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Thumbs up on retirement 
It a blessing for an old body
Had a physically demanding job& worked it for 43 years 
The youngsters there would call me a dinosaur to my face but their productivity numbers never matched mine 

I have found motion is the lotion to keep one healthy, good work Evolver


 

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