Hi, this is my first weigh-in post. I was recently on four rounds of Prednisone and my weight, which was way too high to begin with, skyrocketed to 212 lb, so that's my starting point:
Start weight -
212 lb
Last week's weight (or date of last weigh-in) -
206 lb
Weight today -
210 lb
Loss/Gain/STS -
4 lb gain
Total loss - (4 lb)
My goal is to get down to135 lb. So I've got my work cut out for me. For exercise I'm doing dance classes with YouTube and the exercises my physical therapist gave me. Wish me luck and self-discipline.
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Restart March 2024
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Hello j-b, you've created a new post on the forum rather than joining the weigh in, which I think you wanted to do.
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Having said that, have you had time to follow up the links moreless gave you when you joined? Anything useful there? The Daily Diary is a good place for sharing your meal plans and seeing what others are up to
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Thanks for sharing your experience with me. So far I have just grit my teeth and gotten through the number of days the Prednisone was prescribed for. But I definitely don't like it, which I have expressed to my doctor.
Hey jeanette. Prednisone is the devil we need. I’ve had a few rounds over the last ten years. And it’s horrible. Your doing the right thing by exercising. The weight I gained was over night. (It seemed) but took a few years to come off slowly. (I wanted it to stay off). My best advice is do it slowly and do classes etc you enjoy. I’m now a qualified pt with qualifications in medical conditions and disabilities. Of the back of my own struggles. The hardest thing I found was to ignore the scales. Top tip. Take a Photo or measure you waist , hips, thighs arms and chest. You will see the inches drop even when the scales don’t. Good luck and if you want any advice or help. Give me a shout .
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