Hi all, wretched week this week: out for dinner at a burger joint one night (but I didn't succumb to chips or beer, and didn't eat the bun on my overloaded burger) and then last night out very late for a work event and just never had real dinner, just yogurt and berries and nuts when I got home. Amazingly I wasn't starving though. Maybe my eating is getting reset by BSD?
I'm a little flat on the loss curve this week, but am happy to now officially be 4 stone 1 lb less than I was in early/mid-January. 4 stone and 13 lb to go! Will be even happier when work gets hugely less stressful next week and I have time to go back to the gym as well as cook properly again.
snowglobes very sorry it is going slowly for you, but all the issues people have pointed out are important. If you really are that close (relatively) to your goal, it is much much harder to lose, particularly as it sounds like you'd already changed a lot of your habits previous to this. So it may take a while to get that last stone off, especially depending on your frame and other life issues. You're not doing it wrong, it's just very hard work that gets harder the closer you get to goal.
Sympathies to those of you facing the dreaded lack of movements. That's how I found this thread in the first place :) It's pretty common early in BSD, esp if it's a big change in eating habits. Prunes, flaxseed, and gallons of water worked for me (so, so, so much herbal tea) - and once it gets going again, it will be different (reflecting the new intake), but regular. Some posters on the BSD forum recommend an occasional bowl of oatmeal, which is just carby enough to get stuff going again.