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Abreviations

There seems to be some Abreviations that a lot of people use on here .

I now know that DH is dear husband. What are some of the others and there meanings please.

For instance , PPI.

There are others just can not recall. Can you think of any?

Thank you.

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ty , by the way your progress is amazing!!

PPI is Proton Pump Inhibitor, such as Zegerid or Prevacid...

NSV - Non-scale Victory

SV - Scale Victory

ty , by the way your progress is amazing!!

^_^ Thank you!

VST = Vertical Sleeve Talk

WLS = Weight loss surgery

EWL = Excess Weight Loss-Percent of excess weight loss

BS = Bariatric Surgery

COE = Center of Excellence

Onederland = When you get below 200 into 100's

BMI = Body Mass Index

TMI = too much information

NSV = Non scale Victory

SV = scale victory

PPI = Proton Pump Inhibitor = acid reducer such as prilosec

FF - fat free

RF - reduced fat

LC - Low Carb

LF - low fat

OP - on program

OT - Off topic

OWL - ongoing weight loss

WOE - way of eating

WOL- way of life

BIL - Brother-in-law

DB - dear/darn boyfriend

DD - dear/darn daughter

DH - dear/darn hubby

DS - dear/darn son

FIL - father-in-law

HTH - hope this helps

IMHO - in my humble opinion

LMAO - laughing my *** off

MIL - mother-in-law

PITA - pain in the ***

ROFLOL - rolling on the floor laughing out loud

RU - Are you...?

SIL - sister-in-law

SO - significant other

BF = Boyfriend

GF = Girlfriend

BFF = Best Friend Forever

SS/DD= same sh*t, different day

TIA - thanks in advance

TOM - time of the month

TTFN - ta-ta for now

TTYL - Talk to you later

WTG - way to go

YKWIM? - You know what I mean?

FYI = for your information

MYOB = Mind your own business

TGIF= Thank God It's Friday

BTW = By the Way

The previous list is really good, the one I had a hard time with was RTD. It means ready to drink. Thats the only one I didn't know when I started coming on this site.

Great list Kelly.

Add:

SF = sugar free

Hey, why not make up a list and make it sticky for everyone to see right off the bat?

Thanks Rootman, and yes SF = sugar free is a must for the list, I could of swore I had that on there! I agree, this would be a good sticky.

Felicia: RTD = ready to drink is a good one!!

Hopefully others will think of more.

:)

Great list Kelly.

Add:

SF = Sugar Free

Hey, why not make up a list and make it sticky for everyone to see right off the bat?

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Kelly,

That is an amazing list! I printed it and added the others and will continue as they come in. I appreciate it.

Thank you everyone!:rolleyes:

IANAD = I Am Not A Doctor

IMHO = In My Humble Opinion

IANAL = I am Not A Lawyer

riggght thank kelly, i'd figured nutritionist was in it but it never occurred to me that nut was an abbreviation and not an acronym...duh laugh.gif

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