i'm new here i'don't know how this works but i have being struggling to lose weight since i had my daughter for the past 5 years. i keep on and off not a stable weight before i had my daughter i always was size 12-14. however since i had my daughter i'm now size 18-20 losing weight as become a problem for me i'm a confident woman but not happy with weight. how can i loss and maintain the weight always wanted. any suggestion i'll be happy to take it
many thanks
ARLETTE
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I'd like to invite you to join our Newbie Club, which we hope will be a good place for you to connect with members, who are also just starting out. If you just post a few words to introduce yourself and respond to others there, you'll soon break the ice. Here's the link
Make sure you are eating enough calories as when I first joined it turned out I was only eating around 1000 Cals a day and not eating enough calories means your body thinks your starving it and turns what your eating into body fat and this weighs more than eating the extra calories does so it stops you from losing weight and sometimes puts weight on instead. Don't make this same mistake as I did this all my life. I am glad I have finally found this out. Good luck with your journey.
Hi try not to let the situation rule you and drag you down because you can do it and here is the most supportive place I've known. I've only been on the forum for 4 weeks but I find counting my calories is not the chore I thought it would be with all the lovely recipe ideas and a lot of cheerful chat to read and participate in. You feel more positive about the whole journey knowing lots of others are doing similar things and sharing their ups and downs and for all of us it's about changing our thoughts on food and what is the best fuel for our bodies, it's no good putting petrol in a diesel car and likewise with our bodies! Good luck with your weight loss
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