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Old Sun, Feb-13-05, 01:46
bigjoe42 bigjoe42 is offline
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Plan: Low carb/Keto
Stats: 335/334/200 Male 5'8"
BF:
Progress: 1%
Location: colorado
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Need to lose 145 lbs..started atkins 1-1-05 ~ 362 lbs, as of 2-11-05 down to 345 lbs...Went to in-laws house and ate off plan...Hope not to have gain alot of weight..will be back on plan sunday..

Bigjoe
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Old Sun, Feb-13-05, 05:59
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MisterE MisterE is offline
90 Days at a Time
Posts: 18,731
 
Plan: Glycemic Load
Stats: 426/405.2/326 Male 74 in.
BF:
Progress: 21%
Location: USofA
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Welcome to the best site for making the trip from where you were to where you wanna be a good one!
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Old Sun, Feb-13-05, 08:43
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Posts: 391
 
Plan: Protein Power
Stats: 324/324/167 Female 68 inches
BF:
Progress: 0%
Location: Sacramento, CA
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Welcome Joe! Sounds like you're off to a great start (dinner at IL's notwithstanding)! I'm sure you'll find these boards to be helpful, encouraging and informative!

Again, welcome!
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Old Sun, Feb-13-05, 09:13
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Attitude is a Choice
Posts: 30,111
 
Plan: No sugar, flour, wheat
Stats: 228.4/209.0/170 Female 5'6"
BF:stl/too/mch
Progress: 33%
Location: NYC
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Welcome Joe!

Good Luck on your journey. This place is the best for support!!
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Old Sun, Feb-13-05, 09:48
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Recovering Yo-Yo
Posts: 2,792
 
Plan: What's best for me
Stats: 291.6/147/164 Female 5'8"
BF:A work in progress
Progress: 113%
Location: Vancouver BC
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Welcome bigjoe!
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Old Sun, Feb-13-05, 10:25
kathleen24 kathleen24 is offline
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Posts: 4,425
 
Plan: my own
Stats: 275/228.6/155 Female 5'4"
BF:ummm . . . ?
Progress: 39%
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Hey Bigjoe, and welcome.

What a great response to a wobble--get on here looking for support and for a place to contribute your experience and ideas.

You didn't mention whether this is your first time LCing, or if you're a vet, or why you chose this route, but if this is your first time through, here's a few thoughts that might be of use. Many of us have had to learn this the hard way, but some bright souls get it from other people's mistakes.

If you find LCing works for you, and that nothing else has, long term, you may need to make peace with the idea that you're not just doing this for awhile to lose weight, but that you need to change your diet for health reasons, just as you would make accommodations for high blood pressure or diabetes or heart trouble.

It helps to think of this not as a way of eating, but a way of life--you'll see that expressed around here as WOE or WOL or WOLF (forever.) That `big picture' perspective means that you don't have to look at LCing as something that you are off of if you eat off plan, but rather a bump in the road, a learning experience. Then come up with a plan for doing better next time.

If DMIL loves you and wants the best for you, enlist her help by giving her some recipes and ask her support in not serving high carb favorites until you get a little stronger and further along. If she doesn't love you and want the best for you, or can't be flexible about the food she serves, shrug your shoulders and plan on eating a good LC meal before you go to her house. We've all got our danger zones that you just have to plan for and learn to live with.

Lots of water and good food today will help you get over the cravings this may have triggered.

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Old Sun, Feb-13-05, 10:55
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Posts: 7,051
 
Plan: paleo-ish
Stats: 482/400/240 Female 68 inches
BF:
Progress: 34%
Location: DC Area
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Welcome Big Joe, from a fellow Coloradan!

This place the the best low carb forum on the net! Everyone is very supportive, and the veterans have a ton of helpful hints they're always happy to share!

You can do this!
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Old Sun, Feb-13-05, 11:59
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Posts: 6,720
 
Plan: Bariatric Surgery/S.Beach
Stats: 280/143/145 Female 5ft 3 inches
BF:way/2/much
Progress: 101%
Location: northern indiana
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Welcome, you will find lots of support and info here.
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Old Sun, Feb-13-05, 12:50
bigjoe42 bigjoe42 is offline
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Posts: 863
 
Plan: Low carb/Keto
Stats: 335/334/200 Male 5'8"
BF:
Progress: 1%
Location: colorado
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Thank you everyone for the warm welcome... I have tried almost all diets and I use to be on atkins several years ago....I went off the diet because I was tired of eating meat all the time...This first time around i did loose alot of weight, but now I feel I was not doing it right.. Now I tend to eat in portions, ( 2 - 4 oz ) and if I get hungry ib-between meals i just have something. ( I do make sure i have about 2 to 4 oz of meat . ).I remember when It use to be eat as much as you want.. But I feel this was part of the problem becuase I did.. When portion control It works best for me...
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Old Sun, Feb-13-05, 15:33
liz175 liz175 is offline
Lowcarb since 7/2002
Posts: 5,991
 
Plan: Atkins
Stats: 360/232/180 Female 5'9"
BF:BMI 53.2/34.3/?
Progress: 71%
Location: U.S.: Mid-Atlantic
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Welcome to the TDC and it sounds like you are off to a good start, minor deviations not withstanding!

If you get tired of meat, try fish or chicken. I eat a lot of fish. Also, you should be eating a minimum of three cups of vegetables a day.

A lot of us find we need to watch portions as well as carbs. You're unusual in figuring that out so early on!
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Old Sun, Feb-13-05, 18:50
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Posts: 1,195
 
Plan: South Beach 4-14-2009
Stats: 388/388/150 Female 5'5
BF:too much!!
Progress: 0%
Location: Laramie, Wy
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Hi & Welcome. There's a Terrific Group of people here, You'll find lots of support!!
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Old Wed, Dec-30-15, 13:56
lvin4jc lvin4jc is offline
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Posts: 82
 
Plan: Just Low Carb
Stats: 320/250/225 Male 6'1"
BF:
Progress: 74%
Location: Rapid City, SD
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Big Joe, are you going to hit your 299 goal weight tomorrow? Your stats are awful close, are they up to date?
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Old Wed, Dec-30-15, 14:28
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Maori Maori is offline
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Posts: 782
 
Plan: DANDR 2002
Stats: 432/180/200 Male 5 ft 11 inches
BF:
Progress: 109%
Location: Tucson, AZ
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Err the last post was 10 years ago.
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Old Wed, Dec-30-15, 14:38
lvin4jc lvin4jc is offline
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Plan: Just Low Carb
Stats: 320/250/225 Male 6'1"
BF:
Progress: 74%
Location: Rapid City, SD
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Err the last post was 10 years ago.


Right you are.

Joe posted on my journal and I wasn't able to find a journal that he started so I posted on here. His goal is still for tomorrow though, not 10yrs ago.
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Old Wed, Dec-30-15, 14:40
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Plan: DANDR 2002
Stats: 432/180/200 Male 5 ft 11 inches
BF:
Progress: 109%
Location: Tucson, AZ
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Gotcha. Congrats on your progress so far.. Very inspirational.
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