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TomSweeney · 13-04-2021 01:39PM

So is this one of you on here or what ?

gmisk · 13-04-2021 01:39PM

PieOhMy wrote: »

They are gas carachters but I fear the worst for the one that didn't loose the weight and is now watching her sister who lost weight have a baby etc

She seemed to want to drag the other one down a lot as well (the one who lost weight) really sad.

Pussyhands · 13-04-2021 01:40PM

I have a serious problem with food. I'll skip cooking dinner and just eat a sharing bag of meanies or skips, fizzy drinks, full sharing bar of cadburys chocolate. Then I might go and buy a readymade sandwich or microwave food.

It's not easy.

gmisk · 13-04-2021 01:40PM

dvcireland wrote: »

mmhmm

Family guy?

Coming up later on MmmmHmmmm

gormdubhgorm · 13-04-2021 01:40PM

Dan Jaman wrote: »

35 and lost a limb.
FFS!
I thought she was much older.

And no whinging out of her. If many people had half of the same great attitude as Emer, there would be far less whinging about f all on boards.ie.

gmisk · 13-04-2021 01:41PM

I wouldn't be looking for weight management advice from Joe tbh...

gmisk · 13-04-2021 01:41PM

Pussyhands wrote: »

I have a serious problem with food. I'll skip cooking dinner and just eat a sharing bag of meanies or skips, fizzy drinks, full sharing bar of cadburys chocolate. Then I might go and buy a readymade sandwich or microwave food.

It's not easy.

My fitness Pal

Get on it.
That is all.
I am normally trim like 30 inch waist.

Lockdown til Christmas was shocking...on my fitness Pal again since January back to ideal weight on BMI.

13-04-2021 01:41PM

De gut microbiome is an interesting subject.

gmisk · 13-04-2021 01:42PM

Acidophilus is cracking for your gut as well she is right been taking it for 10 plus years

jojofizzio · 13-04-2021 01:43PM

This lady sounds a bit like Mary Robinson

Pussyhands · 13-04-2021 01:43PM

gmisk wrote: »

My fitness Pal

Get on it.
That is all.

I lost a load of weight before calorie counting but I'm just always hungry.

Dan Jaman · 13-04-2021 01:43PM

8.5 stone. Good on ya, missus.

gmisk · 13-04-2021 01:44PM

Pussyhands wrote: »

I lost a load of weight before calorie counting but I'm just always hungry.

Maybe up the allowance on it, or link in your fitness tracker to give you some motivation that works for me. Dont feel so bad having a small treat if you are doing loads of steps

2smiggy · 13-04-2021 01:44PM

'i'm back on the chocolate , but carefully'

a bit like an alco back on the beer, but carefully

Mena Mitty · 13-04-2021 01:44PM

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

She has arthritis though I am not sure the dancing would suit.
Swimming would be the job for her. But the pools are closed.

I normally would not feel sorry for people who overeat. But Eileen seems to want to try and make an effort.Just needs the guidance.

Even a senior citizens group when the restrictions are over might give her that little lift up. They do everything from chair excerises to days out in Salthill or going to the flower show in Dublin ( Grow or something like that it's called ) playing cards etc.

gormdubhgorm · 13-04-2021 01:44PM

Eight and a half stone over three years. Some going.

13-04-2021 01:45PM

Since I had the colectomy I don't have half the inclination to binge eat at times that I once had. Maybe to do with the microbiome.

Dan Jaman · 13-04-2021 01:45PM

Epithetus, sure wasn't he at Trinity?

gmisk · 13-04-2021 01:45PM

Food diary isn't a bad way to go.
I think people know what doesn't agree with them though.
White bread....I fecking love it...but avoid it like the plague

PieOhMy · 13-04-2021 01:46PM

Credit to liveline here. 2 actual positive people with advice on how to get out of a bad situation with good examples of the steps they took. Muuuuccccccch better than a stream of people listing out the various illnesses that they have in a competition with each other

purifol0 · 13-04-2021 01:47PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Since I had the colectomy I don't have half the inclination to binge eat at times that I once had. Maybe to do with the microbiome.

Are you serious? If so, can you tell us about it a bit

gmisk · 13-04-2021 01:47PM

Epiphetus of course Joe knows his work he went to Trinity!

Dan Jaman · 13-04-2021 01:47PM

gmisk wrote: »

White bread....I fecking love it...but avoid it like the plague

Ditto, especially the rural well-fired loaf.
Gives me terrible gut-ache though.
Decent proper granary bread, no effects at all.

dvcireland · 13-04-2021 01:48PM

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

Eight and a half stone over three years. Some going.

there was a documentary about the news of the world hacking scandal, the politician who headed the inquiry has shed 6 stone since

leath_dub · 13-04-2021 01:48PM

You couldn't get a feckin' Easter Egg, Joe - no matter what the price was

13-04-2021 01:49PM

gmisk wrote: »

Acidophilus is cracking for your gut as well she is right been taking it for 10 plus years

I sprinkle a tablet in de cat's food every day. Guarantees a clean litter tray.

2smiggy · 13-04-2021 01:49PM

a whole easter egg into the gob

gormdubhgorm · 13-04-2021 01:49PM

Mena Mitty wrote: »

Even a senior citizens group when the restrictions are over might give her that little lift up. They do everything from chair excerises to days out in Salthill or going to the flower show in Dublin ( Grow or something like that it's called ) playing cards etc.

Maybe your right a bit a bit of competitive fun chair exercises in a group. Away from activities that involve eating,

I assume she is in the country though. A lot easier to find and go to places in Dublin. Eileen does drive so she is lucky in that sense.

Marianne in contrast sounds like she has learnt self-control somehow. Eileen has just admitted she needs the shock (like a heart attack) to get her moving in the right direction.

13-04-2021 01:49PM

2smiggy wrote: »

a whole easter egg into the gob

some image

13-04-2021 01:50PM

Joe doing requests now.

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