Cut out sodas i no longer drink soda and i got my core stable weight to like
200-205 i want to get back to 36 inch waist and 180. Hay considering i used
to be a twig i am a big pig now lol

Old me 17 young flegling CF developer in 1997, note i was so damn scrawy
that i had my wrist watch half way up my arm ;)
http://www.houseoffusion.com/users/view.cfm?recordid=17


Fat 24 year old me, note i'm so damn fat i look like i'm about to explode!!
http://www.houseoffusion.com/users/view.cfm?RecordID=208

But yea drink alot of water its good for you and you need to drink enough
that (Doctors words) you have piss coming out your ears. I try to drink 5
liters a day 1 bottle of 1.5L at breakfast one at lunch  and a bottle and a
half at dinner. This is also what the doctor told me, the clearer your urine
is the better your water intake. But cut out soda and all the crap even diet
COKE has wayyyyy too much sugar and calories to be good for you. Once you go
off soda for awhile you'll come back and realize that it is nice as a treat
but its so damn sweet that you can have too much of it kinda like good
chocolate cake



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----- Original Message -----
From: "Candace Cottrell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 10:15 AM
Subject: Re: Solidarity


I'm game! I'd like to lose a bit as well. I need to do cardio, so I vow
that once I return from West Virginia (singing in a wedding) on Monday,
I will get to the gym!

Also, no more afternoon slices of cake, instead I will have Twizzlers
or frozen yogurt. (We have a cafeteria here)

I'd also like to increase my water intake.


Candace K. Cottrell, Web Developer
The Children's Medical Center
One Children's Plaza
Dayton, OH 45404
937-641-4293
http://www.childrensdayton.org


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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 3/12/2003 10:10:08 AM >>>
Given the people on this list and their loved ones affected by various
medical issues which will require a lifestyle change, I want to show
my
concern for their challenges in a meaningful way.

I assume many of the CF-Community people are like me, spending a large
amount of time behind a computer each day, eating large portions of
just
about anything that passes for food each day for lunch, and utterly
deficient when it comes to exercise.

Given that it is the lenten season and I am supposed to be giving
something
up anyway, I am going to work consciously to change my habits as a
tribute
to those who have to change theirs. I am going to eat healthier and get
more
exercise. Tonight when I get home I am going to lift some weights (I
would
do cardio but I already walk half an hour each day as it is), for
dinner I
am going to have a grilled chicken breast and some broccoli, and I am
probably going to just have a salad for lunch. Tomorrow I will repeat
this
process, and will do so everyday until I feel I have really changed my
ways.
And the snacks, the Famous Amos cookies my company provides developers
for
free and somehow make their way to my desk each afternoon, nixed.

That's my pledge, anyways. I don't really want to think about what my
arteries look like, or what they are going to look like in 10 years.
With a
little determination, I am confident I can drop about 10-20 pounds in
the
process.

Anyone else up for such a challenge? I am sharing my thoughts in the
hope
that some other people feel strong enough to want to make a change in
their
lives. If that is the case, I will be willing to organize this effort
and
put up a community Web site where we can all track our results, post
tips /
links / other stuff.

M









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