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Woot on the peach fuzzzz Eileen! Soon you'll be tossing your thick mane of hair around just like the gal on the Breck Shampoo ads. ;)

I went and calculated the correct caloric intake for a weight loss of 2 lbs per week with my current level of activity. THe total came to 2,390. Wowza. Apparently if I just want to maintain I could eat 3,390 calories per day. I guess that puts a whole new spin on how much I was taking in to gain!!!! YIKES. Anyhoo... I think I will probably keep it in the range of 1800 and know that I could possibly have more on occaision without throwing the weight-loss out of the window for the week. :D

My personal challenge will be to reach 195 by Christmas. Onederland or bust!

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If I ate over 2,000 I would gain weight... that -500 calories bit is (IMHO) not right. I have to go as low as 1600 - 1800 at 300 lbs to lose weight. I'm 214 now... I have to stick around 1400 to lose slowly or forgetaboudit.

I think 1800 is a good place for you to start Darcy... its smart and healthy.

When shall we start ??

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Well... I've been counting today... so I guess there is no time like the present? I think Cindy's idea for something different to work on each week in addition would be good too. I'm going to post my daily caloric intake...good or bad.

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What are you ladies doing at the July chat? It's August! :) I'll start a new thread.

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