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Originally posted by Sandy:
Is it possible you have a bug. Didn't you say your dh was ill a few days ago?


Yep - he had a 48 hour stomach bug. I didn't even think of that but it could be the case that I caught it.

As for my daily activity, not much has changed in the past 3 months other than I'm running more (but I've cut down on other things).



Out of our beliefs are born deeds; out of our deeds we form habits; out of our habits grows our character; and on our character we build our destiny.

- Henry Hancock
 
Posts: 9184 | Location: Medina, OH | Registered: March 11, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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    Tuesday's menu:
    Breakfast- Cherry Nutrigrain bar, orange juice, coffee w/Splenda & skim milk.
    Lunch- Amy's Organics cheese pizza pocket, 1/2 cup mandarin oranges.
    Dinner- Turkey sloppy joes, salad w/1T. ranch dressing, 1 large peach.
    Snacks- Low-fat coffee yogurt, another peach and a Chai tea latte w/skim milk later in the evening.
    Exercise- I'm fixing to do 20 minutes of step aerobics.
 
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Bee:
I will call my doctor tomorrow if I'm not back up to par. As for staying hydrated, I drink at minimum a gallon of water per day (especially now that I'm running) so I don't think that's it : )

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Bee,
I am glad that you are calling your doc too. This seems more concerning than lightheadedness. Please let us know what you find out.
Is it possible you have a bug. Didn't you say your dh was ill a few days ago? Or am I confused?
I have also wondered about the amount of intense physical activity you get each day. It seems like a lot to me. I am not meaning to be critical at all. I just am often amazed at the time you spend and wonder about it.
 
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Originally posted by Lori4squaremom:
Bee, maybe there is something wrong....and maybe that is why you are having the extreme salt cravings? I know you are, but the mother hen in me is asking...are you staying well enough hydrated? I'll pray that it was just a momentary drop in blood sugar (or blood pressure) and that it will be alright tomorrow....but will you promise me that if it isn't that you'll call your MD tomorrow if you are still feeling off?


I will call my doctor tomorrow if I'm not back up to par. As for staying hydrated, I drink at minimum a gallon of water per day (especially now that I'm running) so I don't think that's it : )

I'm planning on hitting the sack early tonight and no matter how I feel tomorrow, I won't be running in the am.

I'm optimistic though that I'll be fine in the morning.

Thanks for the concern!



Out of our beliefs are born deeds; out of our deeds we form habits; out of our habits grows our character; and on our character we build our destiny.

- Henry Hancock
 
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I got very dizzy at the gym this afternoon and almost blacked out. Not exactly sure why as I didn't do more than usual and ate on time. This episode necessitated a second snack:



Bee, maybe there is something wrong....and maybe that is why you are having the extreme salt cravings? I know you are, but the mother hen in me is asking...are you staying well enough hydrated? I'll pray that it was just a momentary drop in blood sugar (or blood pressure) and that it will be alright tomorrow....but will you promise me that if it isn't that you'll call your MD tomorrow if you are still feeling off?


Blessings,

Lori

Re-committing myself to a healthy lifestyle that will include regular (and increasing) exercise, and following the baby steps rule on food. 6/17/08
 
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Tuesday's actuals
Exercise: 5K run,1 + hour of weight training - upper body focus w/weights and kettle bells. Didn't do step classes today - did free weight super sets with my clients instead.
B: 2 eggs, 1/2 slice of ww/bread, 1 slice of bacon
L: ww tortilla w/cream cheese, turkey, arugula and tomatoes; 1 oz ww pretzels 1 cup of strawberries
S: 1 cup of kashi cereal w/1/8 cup of raisins mixed in

I got very dizzy at the gym this afternoon and almost blacked out. Not exactly sure why as I didn't do more than usual and ate on time. This episode necessitated a second snack:

S2: 1 bite of a power bar (totally gross and I couldn't eat more), 1/2 slice of ww bread with 1 T of peanut butter, a few more raisins, 4 pretzel sticks and 1 oz of chicken.

I'm still feeling off so am planning on an early dinner in hopes that stabilizes things:
D: chicken, asparagus and wild rice; 1/2 c of frozen yogurt

Plan for Wednesday:
Exercise: I'm going to play it by ear and see how I feel in the morning. I may take a day off from cardio. 1 hour of strength training.
B: sprouted grain english muffin with cream cheese
L: ww tortilla w/cream cheese, turkey, arugula and tomatoes; 1 oz ww pretzels; an apple
S: pineapple, 1 cup of kashi cereal
D: pork tenderloin, mushrooms, potatoes, 1/2 c of frozen yogurt



Out of our beliefs are born deeds; out of our deeds we form habits; out of our habits grows our character; and on our character we build our destiny.

- Henry Hancock
 
Posts: 9184 | Location: Medina, OH | Registered: March 11, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Here's the plan for today:

exercise: went to the gym and met with the trainer...mostly she was just helping me to adjust the machines to fit me, and giving me great tips on how to maximize my workout, but I also got a good core workout on the stability ball, and those flat ball things that are on the ground (what are those called?). She also gave me some stability work to do on that flat ball thing for my knee, to help strengthen the muscles around my knee.

Breakfast: french bread toasted with 1 T. natural pb, and 1 tsp. strawberry jam
1/2 slice toast with 1 tsp. light cream cheese

Snack: a few carrot sticks, and a pluot

Lunch: leftover taco salad

Dinner: tuna sandwich on ww french bread and a pasta salad (pasta with green beans, corn, grated carrot and diced cucumber) and a citrus vinaigrette (lemon juice, dijon, garlic, salt, pepper, and olive oil)
cantaloupe and blueberries


Blessings,

Lori

Re-committing myself to a healthy lifestyle that will include regular (and increasing) exercise, and following the baby steps rule on food. 6/17/08
 
Posts: 3159 | Location: California | Registered: March 11, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Monday's actuals:
b-special k cereal, fresh blueberries
s-none, I can't remember
l-garlic lime chicken breast in a wrap w/spinach, a lot of carrots, some blueberries and nectarine
s-about 7 or 8 malted milk balls, some m+m's
s2-very late, yogurt w/ raspberries, ff blueberry muesli
d-vegie pad thai

Exercise: 2 laps around the park

Tuesday, so far:
b-oatmeal w/fresh blueberries, dried cranberries, almonds and brown sugar
s-toast w/p.b.


90 day goal: 4 days of cardio, 3 days of strength training each week.
 
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I am starving right now, so I am going in search of something filling but not high calorie.


It's always really hard to tell on here what calorie totals are for folks but lunch looked pretty light so maybe that's why you wound up starving. I know it took me a while to figure out how to have a complete meal and still not have the fries so don't get discouraged. A lot of us use http://www.fitday.com to track our food/calories so you might want to check that out. I only did it long enough to get my bearings as to what sorts of things I could eat in a day and stay in the 1300-1500 calorie range I was shooting for. Others use it each and every day. It's free online.

Peg
 
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Tuesday's plan:

B: Egg & cheese wrap
S: Red grapes
L: Pasta salad w/homemade vinaigrette
Garden salad (mixed field greens & grape tomatoes)
Lowfat dressing
2 1/2 oz. skinless rotisserie chicken breast
1 Dove Promise
S: Applesauce cup w/sprinkle of raw sugar
D: 4-5 potstickers w/soy dipping sauce
Salad w/lf or ff dressing
S: 3 mini chocolate snap cookies
 
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Monday actuals:
B: Kashi 7 in the morning with lots of blueberries, milk, tea
S: Watermelon
L: WW meal w/salad, 1/3 pkg of Junior Mints, a small piece of stale blueberry cake (why??), iced tea w/a squirt of lemonade in it
S: Baked chips and bean dip
D: Bagel bar w/almond butter
S: Having some tea because I'm sort of hungry but not really, am going to head to bed
Exercise: 45 min walk in the morning

Tuesday plan:
B: Kashi 7 in the morning w/blueberries, milk, tea
S: Watermelon
L: Lean cuisine meal w/salad
S: Baked chips and bean dip
D: Out somewhere...maybe Wendys for a grilled chix sandwich
Exercise: 45 min walk in the morning

Peg
 
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Well, here is how I did today...


Breakfast - 2 eggs scrambled with onions & homemade hot sauce; 1 piece toast with grape jelly; 1/2 cup light OJ

Lunch - small shredded BBQ sandwich; large iced tea

Dinner - 4 oz. grilled chicken breast; 2/3 cup brown rice; 1 cup steamed zucchini&corn mixture; 1 diet coke

Snack - 1 peach

I am starving right now, so I am going in search of something filling but not high calorie.

Thanks,
Barbara
 
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    Here's how my Monday went:
    Breakfast- Kashi Heart to Heart cereal w/vanilla soymilk, orange juice, coffee w/Splenda & skim milk.
    Lunch- Bf and I went to a Mexican restaurant for lunch. I had 1 chicken burrito topped w/lettuce & tomato and probably 5 tortilla chips w/salsa.
    Dinner- Veggie burger,pasta salad made w/fat-free Italian dressing, 1 peach.
    Snacks- 1/2 cup low-fat butter pecan icecream, maybe a Chai tea before bed if I feel I need it.
    Exercise- 1 mile WATP.
 
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Here's what I've been doing today:

Exercise: 20 minutes on treadmill, 12 minuts on bike, strength training for legs on weight machines (The kids were upset that they ddin't get to go to the gym with me this morning...I went at 4:45!....so I think that we will go this evening as a family and I'll do more cardio)

Breakfast: 1 egg cooked in 1/2 teaspoon canola oil served on a piece of homemade french bread with salsa
1 1/2 cups cut up fruit

Lunch: flour tortilla with 1 tsp. chipotle mayo, 2 slices deli turkey, 2 Tbsp. grated cheddar cheese
1 cup cut up fruit

Snack: 1 oz. pringles potato chips (I've already drunk a whole gallon of water today, and I'm just sweating out everything I'm consuming, so I wanted something a little salty to help me retain just a little of that water Smiler)

Dinner (will be): KDs taco salad made with ground chicken, kidney beans, tomatoes, mango, grated carrot, thin strips of cucumber, fresh salsa, tortilla chips, light sour cream


Blessings,

Lori

Re-committing myself to a healthy lifestyle that will include regular (and increasing) exercise, and following the baby steps rule on food. 6/17/08
 
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Monday's actuals:

I decided to forgo salty snacks today and it really seems to have helped to just stay away from it completely.

Exercise: 3/4 mile swim, 1 hour lifting with focus being on core strength and stability - kettle bells, weights and balance ball work.
B: sprouted grain eng. muffin w/cream cheese
L: ww tortilla with 1 T of herbed cream cheese, turkey, tomatoes and sprouts; 1 medium tomato from the farm (delicious) 1 c of strawberries
S: 1 cup of Kashi cereal, an apple
D: lamb, zucchini, ww couscous; 1/2 c of frozen yogurt w/1 tsp of peanut butter mixed in

Plan for Tuesday (the long non-stop day)
Exercise: 5K run weather permitting. If it's raining, I'll do 1/2 hr on the bike at work. 1 hour of weight training - upper body focus; teaching 2 step/toning classes.
B: 2 eggs, 1 slice of ww/bread
L: ww tortilla w/cream cheese, turkey, arugula and tomatoes; 1 oz ww pretzels (can't get myself into trouble because I'm eating at the gym and won't have access to more than what I bring), 1 cup of strawberries
S: 1 cup of kashi cereal w/1/8 cup of raisins mixed in
D: chicken, asparagus and wild rice; 1/2 c of frozen yogurt



Out of our beliefs are born deeds; out of our deeds we form habits; out of our habits grows our character; and on our character we build our destiny.

- Henry Hancock
 
Posts: 9184 | Location: Medina, OH | Registered: March 11, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I will be mainly offline this week, so I am going to post my week's plan.

Monday
Breakfast: yogurt
Lunch: big salad
Dinner: pasta w/ lentils, veggies

Tuesday:
Breakfast: yogurt
Lunch: big salad
Dinner: veggie stir fry w/ brown rice

Wednesday:
Breakfast: yogurt
Lunch: big salad
Dinner: sliced turkey, veggies

Thursday:
Breakfast: half ww bagel w/ peanut butter
Lunch: salad
Dinner: rest of bagel, veggies, lentils

Friday:
Breakfast: half ww bagel w/ peanut butter
Lunch: salad
Dinner: rest of bagel, veggies, slice of ham
 
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I'm going to try and get back to this too. I am going on vacation in a little less than 3 weeks and wouldn't mind being down 2-3 lbs by then. Smiler

Monday plan:
B: Kashi 7 in the morning with lots of blueberries, milk, tea
S: Watermelon
L: Lean Cuisine meal w/salad
S: Baked chips and bean dip from Cooking Light
D: Veggie stir fry w/tofu, potstickers
Exercise: 45 min walk in the morning

Peg
 
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Ok back to work tomorrow. Here is my plan

B - toast with LF PB +J, small can of pears.
L - weight watchers pizza, raw broccoli or zuccini
D - salad with lowfat dressing, 2 oz of turkey from the deli
snacks - yogurt, warm milk with honey. 1 cup of grapes slice of toast

I'm trying to use the mypyramid and this is close to the guidelines it suggests (ok I'm about 1/2 cup short on veggies Roll Eyes)

Laurie


There is no luckexcept where there is dicipline.
 
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Sunday's actuals so far:
Exercise: 4 1/2 mile run this morning - I overslept and it was already in the high 80s and 94% humidity when I went on my run. I just could not go any further ; )
B: Not in the mood for eggs this morning so just had a sprouted grain muffin w/ cream cheese
L: at the ball park - Turkey wrap - no cheese, no mayo and some chips
S: Totally blew it and had loaded french fries with dd and a few licks of her ice cream cone
Now I feel sick - headache, stomache ache and just plain yucky from sitting in the heat for 5 hours (there was a rain delay)
D: I don't feel like eating at all. If I do, it will be a salad and a slice of ww bread.

Monday's plan:
Exercise: 1/2 mile swim while dd is at swimming lessons; 1 hour lifting with focus being on core strength and stability
B: sprouted grain eng. muffin w/cream cheese
L: ww tortilla with hummus, turkey, tomatoes and sprouts; 1 c of skinny chips; 1 c of strawberries
S: 1 cup of Kashi cereal, an apple
D: lamb, zucchini, roasted potatoes, 1 glass of wine; 1/2 c of frozen yogurt

I want to have a really clean week as we are going away for an overnight on Saturday and dinner at our favorite restaurant in Cleveland for a planned splurge. This is going to be a struggle with my current salt cravings!

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Out of our beliefs are born deeds; out of our deeds we form habits; out of our habits grows our character; and on our character we build our destiny.

- Henry Hancock
 
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    Sunday:
    Breakfast- Scrambled egg, bacon, honey wheat toast w/1T. orange marmalade, 1/2 cup tomato juice, coffee w/Splenda & skim milk.
    Lunch- Turkey wrap on whole wheat tortilla w/swiss cheese & dijon mustard, broccoli florets w/1T. light sesame ginger dressing, 1/2 cup mandarin oranges.
    Dinner- Arby's regular roast beef sandwich and a side salad w/light Italian dressing.
    Snacks- Cold Chai latte w/skim milk, 1 serving of honey wheat pretzels.
 
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