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Weight Loss Forum / General Topics / July 2004Who here kept weight off longest?
Let's say... Who here lost weight from obesity or serious overweight, and kept at normal weight for longest? Patricia maybe? i > Let's say... Who here lost weight from obesity or serious overweight, > and kept at normal weight for longest? Patricia maybe? Barbara Hirsch is past her five year mark in maintenance. Dally >Let's say... Who here lost weight from obesity or serious overweight, >and kept at normal weight for longest? Patricia maybe? > >i Patricia's even at goal? I thought she was just an annoying little twit in her pushing low fat diets and trying to ignorantly bash low carb at every chance she can get. >>Let's say... Who here lost weight from obesity or serious overweight, >>and kept at normal weight for longest? Patricia maybe? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > twit in her pushing low fat diets and trying to ignorantly bash low > carb at every chance she can get. I think that she is at goal, and has been for a while. I also disagree with her lowfat ideas though. i >>Let's say... Who here lost weight from obesity or serious overweight, >>and kept at normal weight for longest? Patricia maybe? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >twit in her pushing low fat diets and trying to ignorantly bash low >carb at every chance she can get. jay jay, you've been around here as long as me, and I remember Patricia when she used to post as "Patty" . AFAIR she had a big weight loss, and also survived a serious illness. In those days, she made a real contribution to the group but it's hard to relate that to how she posts now. Patricia, if you read this, do reintroduce yourself - I want to be sure I'm not mis-remembering you from way back. If you tell your story here people may relate better to what you are saying now. janice I took off OVER 100 LBS over 25 years ago but than put on about 25 LBS:( I guess I'm just not a hero here. I know have a few to take off but I'm staying in this battle !! glo Size- 24 1/2 before 12 & 14 now (size 10 shirt &larger pants) > I took off OVER 100 LBS over 25 years ago but than put on about 25 LBS:( > I guess I'm just not a hero here. I know have a few to take off but I'm > staying in this battle !! I would say that you are a hero if you kept a 75 lbs lost over 25 years. i > glo > > Size- 24 1/2 before > > 12 & 14 now (size 10 shirt &larger pants) i , thank you:) I was blown over by your response but a nice compliment is a real upper . I struggle EVERYDAY with my WOL/WOE as MOST of us here do. I saved a pair of pants from when I was at my largest and they have a 40 inch waist. I wore a size 24 & 1/2 woman dress and pants but now I'm one size away from my smallest size which is a 14 misses pant and 12 dress. Since coming here I now don't weigh myself very often but rather I go by sizes which took me a LONG HARD TIME:) I hope that many here will respond to this thread! It is good to see how well so many have done . Carol & Jay Jay are only two who are very successful. Amy is also:) glo > i , thank you:) I was blown over by your response but a nice compliment > is a real upper . I struggle EVERYDAY with my WOL/WOE as MOST of us here [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > glo Barbara Hirsch is very successful and I'm sure there are others around who don't post on a regular basis, like Jamie.  SignatureDiva ****** There is no substitute for the right food Carol Frilegh wrote: >Barbara Hirsch is very successful and I'm sure there are others around >who don't post on a regular basis, like Jamie. How long do you have to be successful to be considered "very successful"? I'd have to think hard on how long I've been on maintenance, but I do know offhand that it's been somewhat over a year and a half now. beeswing : How long do you have to be successful to be considered "very successful"? I'd : have to think hard on how long I've been on maintenance, but I do know offhand : that it's been somewhat over a year and a half now. : : beeswing i was wondering the same thing! LOL! >: How long do you have to be successful to be considered "very > successful"? I'd [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > i was wondering the same thing! I was not the person who suggested that Barbara Hirsch was "successful" (even though I agree that she is successful), but I must say: The longer you keep weight off, the more successful you are! It's that simple. i who kept weight off for 10 months ignoramus wrote: >I was not the person who suggested that Barbara Hirsch was >"successful" (even though I agree that she is successful), but I must [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >It's that simple. The poster I was responding to was naming off a person or so as "very successful" whom I believe had endered maintenance after I did. I wasn't looking for philolopsy, only the definition of the criteria said poster was using. So it was far more simple than "that simple." ;) beeswing Second try, sans typos (I hope): >ignoramus wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > >beeswing > x-no-archive: yes > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >> >>beeswing Are you talking about Barbara? I thought that she entered maintenance a long time ago. i who is "less successful" than you or Barbara but is loving every moment of being at normal weight. > x-no-archive: yes > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > > >beeswing I was the person. SignatureDiva ***** The Best Man For The Job Is A Woman : >.................. Since coming here I now don't weigh myself very often but : > rather I go by sizes which took me a LONG HARD TIME:) congrats to you glo, for getting past that DAMN scale and its dictates! :) |
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