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		<title>By: Wilburn Terry</title>
		<link>http://www.obesity-surgery.wordpress-by.org/2006/05/27/feeling-frustrated-need-help/#comment-3147</link>
		<author>Wilburn Terry</author>
		<pubDate>Sun, 28 May 2006 13:36:10 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Carol -
 I am 5'3-1/2 and my starting weight was 250 lbs. I was noticing that you are
 10 weeks out. I can only speak from my experience and looking back at my profile
 in Obesityhelp, I had lost 50 lbs. at 10 weeks. It looks as though you are
 making right choices. You understand, though, that people are different.
 Their bodies are different, etc. It has gotten much slower for me too. I can
 attribute that to the fat hanging on for dear life! So of course it will be
 harder to shake it off. All I can think of is that you up your water intake.
 Also, I take a GNC protien shake for breakfast because that is the meal I don't
 seem to be the hungriest at, so I supplement the shake. It really boosts my
 energy which I think has helped me. I don't think S/F Carnation has that much
 protien. I would try a better absorbing whey protien. You really need to
 utilize this window of opportunity to lose as much as possible. I know once
 this window closes it will be harder to maintain. Do what you
 can. We may not have to work as hard as we use to, but we still have to make
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 the decision. I may be a vitamin deficeincy. Good luck!
 Hope this helps. -
 Pam Hatch
 2/19/03
 250 / 170 / ??
 Dr. Muhammad Jawad
 Ocala Regional Hospital</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Carol -<br />
 I am 5&#8242;3-1/2 and my starting weight was 250 lbs. I was noticing that you are<br />
 10 weeks out. I can only speak from my experience and looking back at my profile<br />
 in Obesityhelp, I had lost 50 lbs. at 10 weeks. It looks as though you are<br />
 making right choices. You understand, though, that people are different.<br />
 Their bodies are different, etc. It has gotten much slower for me too. I can<br />
 attribute that to the fat hanging on for dear life! So of course it will be<br />
 harder to shake it off. All I can think of is that you up your water intake.<br />
 Also, I take a GNC protien shake for breakfast because that is the meal I don&#8217;t<br />
 seem to be the hungriest at, so I supplement the shake. It really boosts my<br />
 energy which I think has helped me. I don&#8217;t think S/F Carnation has that much<br />
 protien. I would try a better absorbing whey protien. You really need to<br />
 utilize this window of opportunity to lose as much as possible. I know once<br />
 this window closes it will be harder to maintain. Do what you<br />
 can. We may not have to work as hard as we use to, but we still have to make<br />
 <!--more--><br />
 the decision. I may be a vitamin deficeincy. Good luck!<br />
 Hope this helps. -<br />
 Pam Hatch<br />
 2/19/03<br />
 250 / 170 / ??<br />
 Dr. Muhammad Jawad<br />
 Ocala Regional Hospital</p>
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