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delfie

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  1.    Ninja-slash-nerd reacted to a post in a topic: Hunger
  2.    MegHealthy reacted to a post in a topic: Carbs
  3.    Bastian reacted to a post in a topic: I don’t want to eat
  4.    Deemar007 reacted to a post in a topic: I met my goal!
  5.    Dfox1984 reacted to a post in a topic: 14 months out before and after pics!
  6.    Tracyringo reacted to a post in a topic: Bored of same ole food
  7.    FluffyChix reacted to a post in a topic: Bored of same ole food
  8. I love watching "what I eat in a day" videos on youtube!
  9. As soon as I was on "normal" food. I sometimes order off the kids menu because the portions are smaller.
  10. I kind of think of this as a good thing. It has helped me disengage from food emotionally.
  11. This is a real struggle for me too. My bites are too big and it is really hard to chew long enough. Being less distracted and focusing on just eating is one way to help it, but a lifetime habit is hard to break, as you said.
  12. cris20495, each of my stages were about 7 days, so I was back on "normal food" within 21 days. But it was (and is) just the low amount of calories I am consuming. The first two weeks I was at approximately 600 calories. I have increased to about 1000 calories per day now and, as I said, the dizziness is better but it does still happen at times. Make sure you get up slowly and be careful.
  13. cris20495, yes! To be honest, I still do feel lightheaded when I get up at times. It has improved a lot, but the first 4 weeks or so it was all the time.

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