Something I read on that other board

[Malaika 50]

yeah, I have considered that, but I sure would like to find my keys. My daughter gave me keys to her house so I could feed her animals and I lost those. Then I used her hide a key and lost that too. This is getting ridiculous.

Well that is scary. I try to put mine in the same place every single time -- because I would put them down wherever and never be able to find them. I know that doesn't help you out now since they are lost; however, it might be a good idea for the future -- I used to have a magnetic hook on the back of my front door so that they were right there when I needed them ... put them there when I closed the door -- it's handy. Now I put them on the end table right inside the door.

Hope you find all your lost items ... sure you don't have a raccoon "stealing" things from you?

[MacMadame 81]

I found my lost work badge today. It was in the garbage bag in my car! I must have thrown something out when I had it in my hand and dropped it in there.

[wayupnorth 1]

I was wondering does the hungry go away right away or does this hormone need time to get out of your body?

[Oregondaisy 2,021]

I was hungry after surgery when I was on Clear liquids. Once I moved to full liquids, it was gone.

Now I can go hours and hours and not feel hungry.

[cajun 46]

Well, sounds like the "hid-a-key" worked!!!

(smile)

Seriously, I think that the nutritional, metabolic and other changes that go along with this journey are bound to affect us mentally until we get back on a maintenance nutritional intake that feeds the neurons really well with at least 1200 calories a day. The brain on 800 calories is just going to act like a brain on 800 calories. I'm expecting to laugh at myself a lot over the next year. I can tolerate it in order to get where I want to be in weight.