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Congratulations Linda!  Woo Hoo!  I am very happy for you!!!!! 

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I re-weighed when I got to work and even on medical scales (which typically weigh more) and clothes, I was at 198 and that is a total of 28lbs down! WhooHoo, pot of beans in the crock pot at work for lunch.
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Thats great Linda...can wait to join you in ONEDERLAND!!!!!!  Still have 27 lbs to go....looks like I am having another month with a 1 lb weight loss or maybe gain this time, will know on the 8th.....But I do know one of these days I will be there too.

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Thanks for encouragements concerning the crock pot and soups!  :rose:

I can hardly believe this way of eating! I am so amazed that I have lost weight and so thankful!  :happy:

Also congratulations on your weight loss!  :rose:

Again, Thanks for being a blessing ..... and I love how you have been sharing LDL soup recipes at work! Inspirational!  :rose:
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Linda- Onederland :inlove: :inlove: :inlove:!  Congratulations :rose: :rose: :rose: :rose: :rose:.  Pam
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Thanks everyone for the encouragement. It was such a struggle for 5 months and no significant weight loss. Hang in there Deborah, it will happen for you too and you will be dancin a jig like I am today. They are enjoying my bean soup but they are beginning to take me a little more seriously now that the weight loss is really starting to show.
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Went to Golden Corral today after church. DH has been having problems with food hanging in the esophagus. He does well on the soups and beans but has trouble with the meat at times. I believe it is a sliding hiatal hernia because it is trapped air in the stopmach that will not let the food down. Once he gets it up (the air that is) he eats OK. Anyway in one of the newsletters I get either from David Williams or Dr. Mercola, they showed how to do some maneuvers to force the stomach back down----DH does not want surgery. That helped tremendously, but he received his healing last week when there was a word spoken on the 700 Club. So today he was REALLY hungry and wanted to eat. He had a slight problem with the steak but did manage to eat some and did eat several platefulls of lots of other foods and a big plate of deserts. I stayed with LDL I even surprised myself when he asked if I would get him some desert and he wanted chocolate. I filled a dinner plate for him and he had 2 small bowls of ice cream also. I went back for more fruit and was not even tempted by the deserts. I think the weekly weigh-in helped. If I were only weighing once a month, I would feel tempted to cheat since there would be such a long time to try to get it off. What I did eat off plan was about 2 teaspoons of cottage cheese, about 5 pieces fried okra and about 5 fried shrimp. That is amazing for me. Everying else I ate was on plan except I think the steak was not sirloin. After son fixed my car AC, DH wanted to stop at Carl Jr's. He got a fish sandwhich and I did not get anything. I was still full. I am going to enjoy half a watermelon and some popcorn tonight and hope I still lost in the morning. It is warm and sunny here. A beautiful day. I feel for our daughter suffering under the horrendous rains in Ft. Campbell, KY. She said her back yard it a lake and the kids are stir-crazy from being cooped up.
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I watch the 700 club also infact that is where I heard about LDL.  Have you been on LDL very long?  This is the second time I have tried it, first time I tried it, this time I'm doing it. 
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Started first of November after DH saw RTW on the 700 Club. Holidays messed me up. I caved to sweets but not as bad as I would have before LDL. Got serious in January but stayed on a plateau until March when I finally started loosing. Had to give in to only eating fruit and/or popcorn for supper. That is what finally broke the plateau. I am a slow looser but I am OK with that. Just not gaining is such a relief. And the inches are getting smaller.
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I can sure relate!  :rose:
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I watched RTW on the 700 club also.  Bought the book and looked up the web site.  I tried LDL for a few days and then went back to counting calories because I was afraid I would gain on LDL without counting ever morsel that went into my mouth.  And I continued to have my late night binging.  That is why I have now decided to not try LDL but just do it.  Like a surrender to the plan.  So far I am doing okay.

It sounds like it is working well for you.  Have your cravings left and also binging has stopped?  Have you been able to lose any yet?
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Yes the binging is gone but I still seem to eat frequently during the day. Stress eating? but as long as it is fresh fruit or other LDL foods I have not gained more than a pound or two and then drop back. I am maintaining in Onderland and that is so refreshing. Seemed I stayed over 200 forever. Have not been this low since PhenPhen even though I still have 70 something lbs to discard. I know with this WOE I will keep it off. Still having fluid retention issues that hopefully will subside soon. Watermelon helps so trying to eat it more often
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Well, yesterday we celebrated our 36th wedding anniversary by going to the doctor. DH has been off his Blood Pressure meds for 2 months and even using a regular adult BP cuff (he used to have to have the extra large cuff which will make the reading somewhat lower), his blood pressure was perfectly normal. The doctor was so surprised seeing the weight loss over the past year. The drop in the last 3 months was noticable. She also noticed my weight loss which has not been as dramatic as his, but still she was able to see a significant difference. Which lead her to ask how we were doing it. Of course I had my red book in hand and gave it to her. She said she will be home this weekend and plans to read it. I really would like to see more physician offices offering this plan to patients. I have offered to be a resource. Hope she calls. By the way, his labs done 3 months ago, were all perfectly normal.
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Congrats on your 36th Anniversary.  Celebrate with a piece of passion fruit.  *love*
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HAPPY BELATED 36TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY  :rose: . The best anniversary gift you both gave each other is GOOD HEALTH, GOOD LDL FOOD, AND GOOD TIMES.  Congratulations to your husbnad for achieving normal blood pressure and weight loss.  I didn't know he was eating this way along with you.
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Yes, quite to my surprise, DH is an LDL'er too. He is the one who saw the 700 Club end of October and told me about it. He has always loved beans so that perked his interest. But he has always been a big bread eater. Had to have cornbread, or biscuits, white bread, or crackers with every meal. After the interview he was convinced he needed to do without because of the processing. He still has some cornbread occasionally but now that he has made it to Onederland he wants to get to goal weight quickly and is watching what he eats even more. That is why I can honestly say this WOE is doable. If he can do it, anyone can.
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That's great about your husbands blood pressure and both of your weight loss.  Also Congrats on your 36th anniversary. 
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There is now another side effect to LDL. I am so over the cravings and loving the weight melting off, that I have become very lazy. Seems all I want to do is read the boards and eat either popcorn or watermelon at night. Have no desire to cook! I know I should and ran out of lunch stuff, this week, but just knowing that if I just eat a piece of fruit, I will see more weight come off is somehow satisfying. I don't want it to stop. I have never ever in my life even squeezed into anything smaller than an 8. I am wondering if it is really possible to reshape my body now into what it is supposed to be. I am so ready to see it happen. Maybe by fall, the foot pain will be cured and I can start running (sprinting).

BTW I am loosing eating huge amounts of air-popped popcorn, but that is my evening meal. Nothing else. I think I would gain if I were using it as a snack, especially a between-meal snack. Tonight I stuffed myself will a chilled half watermelon. Looking forward to seeing the scales go down tomorrow.


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I've become really lazy, too, regarding my watermelon and cantaloupe. I don't want to have to go to the trouble of cutting them, so I've been buying them already cut up, at 3-4 times the price it would be if I would just cut them myself. LOVE MY WATERMELON FOR SUPPER!!!!
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Guess I am too lazy to cut it up also and too cheap to buy it cut up. Sooooo I bring them home slic in half and just take a spoon and eat out of the natural bowl! The empty bowl goes to the chickens or horses, LOL. Of course I scoop out the seeds from the cantelope half,
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