Weekly weigh in - Fridays

[DJC3]

Hi @SlimLizzy I couldn’t find this thread when Zi looked this morning. No idea why. I searched using ‘weigh’ but still no results. Luckily I just saw a notification that you’d posted here so I could follow on.
B/H weekend has had the same results where I live. Cornwall is now flooded with tourists.
Today I weighed 57.1kg so nearly 1kg down from last week as I’ve made an effort to stop snacking.

 

[SlimLizzy]

Hi @SlimLizzy I couldn’t find this thread when Zi looked this morning. No idea why. I searched using ‘weigh’ but still no results. Luckily I just saw a notification that you’d posted here so I could follow on.
B/H weekend has had the same results where I live. Cornwall is now flooded with tourists.
Today I weighed 57.1kg so nearly 1kg down from last week as I’ve made an effort to stop snacking.

That's really a really good effort @DJC3
To find this thread I usually trawl through my content. Keep thinking there must be an easier way.

 

[DJC3]

That's really a really good effort @DJC3
To find this thread I usually trawl through my content. Keep thinking there must be an easier way.

That’s what I usually do too, but must have missed it somehow, and it was too early in the day for me to blame wine!!

 

[DCUKMod]

That’s what I usually do too, but must have missed it somehow, and it was too early in the day for me to blame wine!!

That's really a really good effort @DJC3
To find this thread I usually trawl through my content. Keep thinking there must be an easier way.

Ladies, if using the browser, you could "watch" the thread, then if you can't find it, just click on "Watched Threads" at the top of any web page, and any threads you are watching will be displayed

Not sure about "watched threads" in the App, but looking in now, I see you have the option to view by threads in which you have participated. I got to that by pressing the hamburger in the top, right corner of the screen.

Just a couple of ideas.

 

[DJC3]

Ladies, if using the browser, you could "watch" the thread, then if you can't find it, just click on "Watched Threads" at the top of any web page, and any threads you are watching will be displayed

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Not sure about "watched threads" in the App, but looking in now, I see you have the option to view by threads in which you have participated. I got to that by pressing the hamburger in the top, right corner of the screen.

Just a couple of ideas.

Thank you for the tips, I like the thought of a hamburger at the top of the screen. I don’t usually have a problem so my excuse is that I was probably still half asleep when I first tried!

 

[DJC3]

Thank you for the tips, I like the thought of a hamburger at the top of the screen. I don’t usually have a problem so my excuse is that I was probably still half asleep when I first tried!

Ah! Now I see what the issue was - my ‘participated’ threads are frozen since Feb in the same way my notifications were recently. It’s not a big problem. I’ll remember to use the main website if I get glitches like this again.

 

[ickihun]

thank you @ickihun..its over two years since i found this site so ive followed your ongoing progress,,youve done so well as well ..keep it going!
anyway todays weight this morning was 89.2 kilos .. ive never been able to keep my weight so stable let alone lose weight!,.. to me both physically and mentally the diabetes thing has been a godsend...

I weighed myself yesterday and I got a surprising 2kg loss, not sure if relating to irrational sleep without amitriptyline. I've read recently painkillers can prohibit weight loss. Just another med to have weight gain as a side effect?
I think I've lost due to the recent warmer climate and I always lose weight in summer. Although a cold front is on its way tonight/Sunday. So I'm nearing the 15st mark still. Any loss is a bonus as I'm about to stop insulin once I commit to strict monitoring but if any sick days arise I will have to use it in accordance to it's therapy treatment safety. I'm only taking 4units of triple strength basal and metformin. I'm absolutely delighted with my operation, for weight loss. Slowly has been better for me. My skin is coping very well with the loss of the 4 dress sizes less fat. I'm looking to be in a size 16 by Xmas. Winter coats are 18s, for now. Next week I will parcel up more of the 'too big' clothing for British Heart Foundation. I'm particularly enjoying wearing different jumpers. I still have a soft spot for the odd men's ones though. It reminds me of my youth.

 

[Diawara]

89.7 kgs on saturday..

 

[MarkHaZ123]

Just weighed myself last night as I knew I'd lost weight since my lady appointment at the hospital in March when I weighed 79kg
I'm now down to 76kg

Gone from 12st 4 to 12.

I'd say this is the only thing about being type 1 you can benefit from. I'm really surprised as my bloods have been in good range and I'v been eating so much more, Iv even been eating breakfast which I never normally do
It helps with a very active job and also doing alot of cycling

 

[DJC3]

This morning I weighed 57.6 kg so I appear to have put on 1/2 kg since last week! Darn it! Still, it’s not a race and just monitoring every week to keep an eye on things helps me focus.
@ickihun I’m so pleased for you, you are doing fantastically well and your talk of plans for coming off insulin are really heartening. Well done.

 

[Geordie_P]

89kg today in the doctor's office: quite good- he was happy with the weight loss and improved blood pressure. I was getting some blood work done and I'm a bit worried about the results and my general health, but the doctor was quite nice and encouraging, and said I'd improved since last time.
"Keep losing weight!" were his parting words: well, it's good advice and I'm going to try to follow it!

 

[Diawara]

88.7 this morning..

 

[carty]

45 .4 still !

 

[JohnEGreen]

74.5 Kg no change.

 

[ickihun]

Just weighed myself last night as I knew I'd lost weight since my lady appointment at the hospital in March when I weighed 79kg
I'm now down to 76kg

Gone from 12st 4 to 12.

I'd say this is the only thing about being type 1 you can benefit from. I'm really surprised as my bloods have been in good range and I'v been eating so much more, Iv even been eating breakfast which I never normally do
It helps with a very active job and also doing alot of cycling

That is fantastic loss. Well done!

 

[SlimLizzy]

45 .4 still !

Maintaining is better than losing for us skinny minnies. You are doing ok.

 

[carty]

Maintaining is better than losing for us skinny minnies. You are doing ok.

Thanks onwards and upwards

 

[ickihun]

89kg today in the doctor's office: quite good- he was happy with the weight loss and improved blood pressure. I was getting some blood work done and I'm a bit worried about the results and my general health, but the doctor was quite nice and encouraging, and said I'd improved since last time.
"Keep losing weight!" were his parting words: well, it's good advice and I'm going to try to follow it!

You're doing brilliantly. Well done.

 

[ickihun]

This morning I weighed 57.6 kg so I appear to have put on 1/2 kg since last week! Darn it! Still, it’s not a race and just monitoring every week to keep an eye on things helps me focus.
@ickihun I’m so pleased for you, you are doing fantastically well and your talk of plans for coming off insulin are really heartening. Well done.

You are doing brilliantly. 1/2kg is 1.1lb or do you mean between 1-2kg? Mind u still less than 2.2lb which for me can be a watch or heavy bangle/bracelet. I wish I was your weight rather than my 96kgs. Can we swop?

 

[SlimLizzy]

@ickihun 96kg! That's fantastic, you are still going the right way for you. I am sure it takes a lot of effort and will power to lose weight. You are doing really well. Won't be long before you can be comfortable in a size sixteen. Like you i prefer the next size up for winter coats.