We need more people here!
#1
Posted 09 July 2009 - 10:02 AM
Say hello!
Say how you're doing!
Say anything!
Just say something....
Come and keep me company!
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(¸. ·´ (¸. ·´ Barbara
#2
Posted 09 July 2009 - 08:14 PM
Well I just turned 60 this past December and I know what you mean. A 60 year old trapped in this way to big 60 year old body but the brain of a 20 year old. I just joined Jenny this past Monday and can't wait to get to my next appointment next Tuesday. I have a lot to lose but I know I'm worth it. So I'm on my way.
Darlene in Va.
#3
Posted 10 July 2009 - 04:01 AM
If you can get any kind of movement in it is a great help in dropping the weight, this is my problem as I am so limited as to what I can do. I am just starting to work with 1 & 2 LBS weights for upper body strengthening. I would love to ride a bike later on when I have become a skinny 299.4 person!
suzanne
cyber waving hello to MM
#4
Posted 10 July 2009 - 09:11 AM
Glad you're here, Darlene. Keep us posted on your first week's loss. I remember wishing I was one of the people who dropped 8 pounds the first week, and was actually disappointed with just 4! I was dumb...
This has been a tough week for me. Two days out and off Jenny. I'm hoping that the scale won't go up, but we will see what Monday brings! I honestly think that the exercise is what makes me lose. I eat carefully, but the exercise puts the icing on it.
I am finding it strange that while I still crave the old stuff, it isn't as often, and when I gave in to the donuts on Wednesday, I am still feeling off. LOL - my body is making me healthy in spite of myself..
Good luck on your journey, Darlene. It's nice to know you.
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(¸. ·´ (¸. ·´ Barbara
#5
Posted 10 July 2009 - 09:12 AM
If you can get any kind of movement in it is a great help in dropping the weight, this is my problem as I am so limited as to what I can do. I am just starting to work with 1 & 2 LBS weights for upper body strengthening. I would love to ride a bike later on when I have become a skinny 299.4 person!
suzanne
cyber waving hello to MM
silly lady... I do love your first goal weight!
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(¸. ·´ (¸. ·´ Barbara
#6
Posted 15 July 2009 - 02:51 PM
suzanne
#7
Posted 15 July 2009 - 05:39 PM
#8
Posted 15 July 2009 - 07:12 PM
Well I'm back. Just slow getting to the computer but had my first week weigh in yesterday and lost 3.5 lbs. So far the program has been great and the food is good. I still haven't got into the physical activity mode yet but I know I will get there. I have my son's wedding next April and want something nice to wear on that special day. I've got the support from my spouse and he's eating TV dinners at night with me when I eat Jenny's dinners. I feel guilty for not cooking but he said not to worry. He's trying to compliment my meals with frozen meals that are similar. I do whip us up some veggies and a nice salad so a little preparation in the kitchen. It's just the two of us so it makes it much easier. I do hope everyone is having a great week and I'll check in here weekly with everyone. It's great the support we have here and this time I'm going to succeed. I'll keep you posted.
My Starting Weight was 231.4
First Week On Jenny 228
Darlene in Va. :-)
#9
Posted 15 July 2009 - 07:56 PM
I'm determined to ride my butt off while she's here. Here's hoping that will help the hidden restaurant calories that will lurk in my meal..
I have started to keep track of my miles on the stationary bike and put them on google earth. I am biking from just west of Toronto, Ontario where I live to New York City. Once I get there, I might check out Long Island, and maybe go on to Washington... who knows where I will pretend to go after that! Right now, I have left Canada, and I'm somewhere around Rochester, NY. I'll keep you posted on my cyber travels!
I am also knitting dishcloths. I am fascinated with them - some circular, some square, and all have different patterns, depending on the mood I'm in. I've done everything from a hot pink skull and crossbone for my daughter to a lighthouse, to a reindeer for Christmas, to a beautiful butterfly and on... Makes me feel connected to people who did this eons ago and used them cause they didn't have a store to run to. It also helps my fingers not miss my mouth..
Come and check back, and keep us posted on how you're doing. It is nice to have someone to do this journey with.
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(¸. ·´ (¸. ·´ Barbara
#10
Posted 17 July 2009 - 11:29 AM
BTW the Men's Support Board is very inactive. Of course they don't really market to men for some reason although I see other men at my JC center.
#11
Posted 17 July 2009 - 06:43 PM
BTW the Men's Support Board is very inactive. Of course they don't really market to men for some reason although I see other men at my JC center.
I think they consider it a manly muscle.. women can't be to be manly... Congratulations on the first week! Keep us posted..
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(¸. ·´ (¸. ·´ Barbara
#12
Posted 17 July 2009 - 07:00 PM
I too am enjoying the over sixty group...social security puts a nice chunk in my pocket each month...which has provided me the opportunity to join JC. I was a member when the program first came into being. I was young and just recouperating from surgery...and extra weight due to it. I lost 35 pounds in the blink of an eye...met my DH and went on the whirlwind dating scene. Now 20 years later as the saying goes "it's back"! I love these boards and the great information I find here. I had been having a slow go for a couple of weeks but my last WI finally showed "I'm back"
Wishing each of you all the luck in working this program. The program does work...if you let it.
I will be looking forward to coming back here to see your updates.
Take care all and have a wonderful weekend!
SW: 244 (5/26/2009)
CW: 235
GW: 180
June 2 <6>
June 9 +1
June 16 <2>
June 23 <1> - Lost 9-1/2 inches
June 30 stayed the same
July 7 stayed the same
July 14 <2>
July 21 +2
July 28 -1
August 4 stayed the same

#13
Posted 18 July 2009 - 06:51 AM
suzanne
BTW the Men's Support Board is very inactive. Of course they don't really market to men for some reason although I see other men at my JC center.
#14
Posted 18 July 2009 - 06:59 AM
suzanne
I too am enjoying the over sixty group...social security puts a nice chunk in my pocket each month...which has provided me the opportunity to join JC. I was a member when the program first came into being. I was young and just recouperating from surgery...and extra weight due to it. I lost 35 pounds in the blink of an eye...met my DH and went on the whirlwind dating scene. Now 20 years later as the saying goes "it's back"! I love these boards and the great information I find here. I had been having a slow go for a couple of weeks but my last WI finally showed "I'm back"
Wishing each of you all the luck in working this program. The program does work...if you let it.
I will be looking forward to coming back here to see your updates.
Take care all and have a wonderful weekend!
#15
Posted 21 July 2009 - 04:38 PM
It's nice to be back on the plan...
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(¸. ·´ (¸. ·´ Barbara
#16
Posted 22 July 2009 - 03:51 AM
suzanne
It's nice to be back on the plan...
#17
Posted 23 July 2009 - 11:51 AM
Here is my claim to fame: I started Jenny Craig when I was laid up with a broken ankle. The ankle stopped my life. I couldnt be in denial any more. I was stuck in bed with the TV for company. There was an Oprah episode where Valerie Bertinelli showed off her new body in a bikini, I was so ready to deal with this problem, that it was just the kick in the pants I needed. I called that day and set myself up for the Jenny Direct. Thats the one that they mail the food to you and give your consultations by phone. It was the perfect solutions for someone who was home bound.
Im writing a blog about my experience of doing Jenny with a broken ankle. It includes some of the pearls of wisdom I have gained from this experience. Here is the address:
Sallee's Blog
#18
Posted 23 July 2009 - 08:43 PM
You mentioned Valerie as your inspiration. Gotta tell you - for me, it was Ruby. I started watching her first season, and the more I watched her on her journey, the more I realized that if she can do this, so can I. I can beat my beast too. She is the kindest person - she has written me, and her encouragement is such a .. well just that, encouragement. Whenever I want to give up, I get on my exercise bike, and turn on Ruby on the Tivo. It gives me that extra push I need to keep in there. Strange - I can't stray cause of a woman I've never met. But I'll take her hacky encouragement any day!
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(¸. ·´ (¸. ·´ Barbara
#19
Posted 23 July 2009 - 10:38 PM
Say hello!
Say how you're doing!
Say anything!
Just say something....
Come and keep me company!
#20
Posted 24 July 2009 - 02:35 AM
suzanne
PS - waves cyber hello to MM!!
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