PrincessSparklePants
Little Miss Christmas
Great idea to take it slowly love - have my fingers crossed
It was me who told you to move it. If you go to the tech support subforum you can request for them to move it, or alternatively pm Mini or Starlight and ask them xDear ladies... many thanks for all the messages. It really touches my heart to know that there are women out there, who I have never met, who care about me. I could write loads, but it's too risky on here. I thank whoever said move this to some private place by contacting someone or other but I don't know how and I don't know who and to be honest I am currently caught up in a whirlwind of crisis and I just cannot find the time to put aside to work it all out... When everything has calmed down a bit and I have some spare time. I will. Sorry ladies. I will be back I promise. Helena xxxxx
Hi Helena, great to see you back here. did you see the BBC Horizon diet programme? There is a quiz you can do on the website to find out what 'type' of overwater you are - I'm a feaster!! It then suggests what the best diet approach is for you. have you looked at Lesley Sansome DVDs. They are excercise vids, but walking in the spot only and some of the first step basic ones might be a good idea to get you going. I know I find it easier to excercise at home rather than trying to get myself out to the pool. I'm thinking of trying the Lesley Sansome DVDs too. Great to hear you're back in the head space. This is our year Helena xxxxx
If you are eating double portions then perhaps you could try a slimming world diet as you can have as much as you want of free foods. I don't know the ins and outs as I've not done the diet but I do know you can have things like chilli and wedges, currys and rice, gammon and potatoes etc. They are nice comfort foods to have and as long as you cook them to the SW specifications then you can fill up on them. xxx
Thanks Lou. I expect the SW thing is heaps of veggies and almost no fat or sugar. I made a good start yesterday by having a big bowl of steamed broccoli with some home made beef and vegetable stew on top, which was little beef and a lot of gravy. I also managed to get through the day without buying any sweetshop chocolate; instead I had one Slimfast bar and one Special K bar. Unfortunately it all fell down later when on impulse I rang for fish n chips and they won't deliver for one portion so I had to order two and put one aside for today. Predictably, I ate one at 4.30pm and the other at 8pm :-( Breakfast today is a big chopped up fresh fruit salad smothered in plain live bio yoghurt. I guess SW would be ok with that, too? Sweetshop shuts at 12noon and it's 11 now so I think I can safely say I won't be going there today, the fruit having satiated the sugar cravings. I don't feel remotely depressed any more. Under stress from the death threats issued by a man who lives only feet away from me, yes; but the stress from the online activities has disappeared, to be replaced with a missionary zeal! It's funny, because I just heard Sue Townsend on Desert Island Discs say that the poor woman's cure for depression is to keep really busy. That I most certainly am! xxx
What about forgetting about the gym and swimming completely for a few days and try to do something indoors? Walking on the spot for X amounts of minutes per hour rather than lying on the sofa or maybe doing a DVD? Keep drinking plenty and keep logging and chatting and hopefully your mind will follow suit.
Internet trolls are awful but if you rattle them its because you are doing something RIGHT. Be proud of yourself and your achievements. YOU ARE NOT hopeless or a failure youve just hit a bump in the road xx
I really can't be bothered to march on the spot or anything. Aren't I terrible? The only thing that fires me up is a certain kind of wild rock music, then I cannot stop myself from getting up and jiggling about. Maybe I should try to remember to do that once or twice a day. I am just feeling like a totally physically lazy old mare. I saw physically because my mind is absolutely overloaded with info at the moment: reading, writing, talking... As for the trolls, after reading some advice sent to me, partly saying exactly what you have, that I must be rattling them, and nobody ever achieved anything without upsetting someone, I decided to stop defending myself (that was very draining!) and instead just totally ignore them and just write what I want to write. I've felt a lot more powerful since then! I now feel like I am free, like I'm flying across rooftops like a seagull.
You are Jonathan Livingston Seagull x
Hi Helena,
great to see you back here.
did you see the BBC Horizon diet programme? There is a quiz you can do on the website to find out what 'type' of overwater you are - I'm a feaster!! It then suggests what the best diet approach is for you.
have you looked at Lesley Sansome DVDs. They are excercise vids, but walking in the spot only and some of the first step basic ones might be a good idea to get you going. I know I find it easier to excercise at home rather than trying to get myself out to the pool. I'm thinking of trying the Lesley Sansome DVDs too.
Great to hear you're back in the head space. This is our year Helena xxxxx
how many bfs do you have you saucy lady?!!!Cheers Claire. No I didn't see that prog. I never really watch TV. I've got a huge heap of online tasks to achieve today so I doubt I'll be doing any quizzes. Plus I have to pack up by 4pm as b/f #2 is visiting. I am hoping for a nice long back massage whilst we watch a DVD. As for Leslie, I'd rather do chair aerobics, but I can't be bothered at the moment. I do feel guilty about my lack of activity. Sorry :-(