So sorry I'm being a terrible thread mate!
@SunshineCake1 that sounds rough re police not taking you seriously. Iโm so sorry youโve no definitive news or support as yet. Hope the sleeping pills worked.
Op thanks for the welcome back. Yea I had a good start last week - off track this week! Have joined ww online today and started tracking on that not doing so well today but hopefully will pull it back over rest of week
0.75lbs gain
Sw 13 st 6.75lbs
Cw 13 st 7.5
Gw 9 stone
Too much eating out! Due to moving organisation stuff. That won't be the case this week.
Bad day today as had a delivery to deal with and succumbed to crisps and choc while I was waiting!
I need to get back to proper cooking and eating meals at reasonable times and my lower cal snacks.
Had to go to shops today as ran outta loo roll (messed up my online order!) and I picked up some yellow label bits (I need to do better on money too! Another reason to get back to cooking from scratch!) and managed to get some fruit and veg that was reduced
Thyroid not my area of expertise! I've no idea what the normal or optimum ranges are but from mn I know that many think the nhs range is too broad. That numbers that would instigate treatment in other countries don't here
@SingaporeSlinky well done and have a fab holiday! Hoping to join maintenance thread in like a year?!
I love to cook but find it hard to make the time to spend more than 20 mins preparing dinner.
20 mins is my max due to disability. Stir fry is a favourite as its quick and can easily be done low cal but what other things do you like? Pasta is quick and easy just make sure plenty of veg in the dish and not too much actual pasta, I tend to make my own super quick tomato based sauce BUT it tastes even better if made at least one day ahead and left to marinate in fridge, eggs make super quick meals too. Scrambled with added veg, omelettes, frittata, even poached eggs toast and asparagus, if 20 mins is your "standing at the cooker bored" limit but you don't mind if stuff takes longer to cook then things like chilli/curry/casserole done in the slow cooker or oven can be very tasty and low cal too
@Foreverlexicon how about asking dp for her help with your motivation? A non judgemental way of prompting her?
Sympathies and strength to all those dealing with bereavement issues. In our family it seems to be November so I get what you mean about certain times of year are harder.