Monday, June 29, 2009

[Serious-Weight-Watchers] Digest Number 12084

There are 18 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1.1. File - List Rules
From: Serious-Weight-Watchers@yahoogroups.com

2. My cancer: was brain cancer
From: Laura Coleman

3. Our Daily Exercise Thread: Share What You Did! , 6/28/2009, 12:15 p
From: Serious-Weight-Watchers@yahoogroups.com

4a. Race Report (Really Long!)
From: Cindie Niemann
4b. Re: Race Report (Really Long!)
From: Tammy
4c. Re: Race Report (Really Long!)
From: toddlermomof2@aol.com
4d. Re: Race Report (Really Long!)
From: toddlermomof2@aol.com

5a. Re: My Doctor Appointment Today
From: Tammy

6a. Re: Bad Eating Day :-(
From: Tammy

7a. Re: Newbie Again!
From: Tammy

8a. Re: Brain Cancer
From: Tammy
8b. Re: Brain Cancer
From: Tina M
8c. Re: Brain Cancer
From: Sheila Pierson
8d. Re: Brain Cancer
From: Kelly Roth
8e. Re: Brain Cancer
From: Kerri Coy

9. mia...but back--kind of long
From: kmroth01

10a. Good morning
From: RenoGin@aol.com
10b. Re: Good morning
From: Noyes


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1.1. File - List Rules
Posted by: "Serious-Weight-Watchers@yahoogroups.com" Serious-Weight-Watchers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 5:40 am ((PDT))


List Rules

1) NO discussion about sugar substitutes. This is one of the hottest topics and people are extremely opinionated. If you're concerned about sugar substitutes, hit Google. Don't discuss it here. You may share recipes with sugar substitutes and you may ask which bakes the best, etc., but NO discussion about health aspects. Do your own research and come to your own conclusions.

2) NO discussion of how Weight Watchers works. Can't come here and have us teach you the program. Most of the members here are paying members and Weight Watchers has a copyright on their information. They have a great program and deserve their financial compensation. So we won't tell you how the program works. Join up and get the materials for yourself!

3) NO solicitation for money. Period. Ever.

4) Be nice. Play nice. Share, share, share!

5) If you think you're still on moderated status, chances are you probably are. Email me privately at Serious-Weight-Watchers-owner@yahoogroups.com and put MODERATION in the subject line. Then ask to be taken off moderation. This is one busy group with over 5000 members, and taking people off moderated status is often times put on the back burner. Only make this request if you've been a member of the group for a month and have posted a few times.

6) If you want to discuss OT stuff, join the group set up by Kerry and Sherri. http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/SWW-OTdiscussion/

7) Don't write a post to the group announcing you're leaving because you're upset about X, Y or Z at the group. People who do this are trying to stir things up. The funny thing is, as moderators, we know when people unsub. Those that try to stir the pot and announce they're leaving never do! They send a post, trying to cause problems, then stay and watch. When you see this behavior here or at other groups, know you're dealing with trolls or people with no class.

8) If you have a problem with the group, email the moderators. Don't post it to the group. Serious-Weight-Watchers-owner@yahoogroups.com

Thanks,
Lyn
List Owner

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2. My cancer: was brain cancer
Posted by: "Laura Coleman" laurabcoleman@yahoo.com laurabcoleman
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 8:59 am ((PDT))

Actually, when I went through Chemo for lymphoma, watching how I ate was VERY important. The docs had me spend time with the dietitian to make certain I was eating properly to support my healing from both the cancer & the chemo. The WW plan is ideal for this. Many people gain weight on chemo, because the side effects of nausea have been pretty much eliminated with medications.

Before I started treatment, I was loosing weight rapidly because I could not eat, but that all changed after my first treatment. It helped so much that I could eat again. Since treatment lasted eight months, I could have gained an unpleasant amount of weight.

I am a vegetarian & the dietitian placed great emphasis upon enough protein; so I was required to add something to each meal to increase the protein grams. Also, my downfall is sugary foods; but I learned that cancer feeds on sugar in the body. In fact, one of the tests, the PET Scan involves an IV of glucose which will go to any cancer in your body and then a scan of your body for those places that are holding the glucose.

Right now there is a suspicion that the lymphoma has returned. I cannot think of a better way to eat than WW. Enough food to sustain my body, freedom of choice to eat things like soup when I feel ill, and an emphasis upon healthy foods.

I ate a lot of organic vegetarian TV dinners because I was too tired to cook. WW is a plan that will accommodate this as well.

Laura


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3. Our Daily Exercise Thread: Share What You Did! , 6/28/2009, 12:15 p
Posted by: "Serious-Weight-Watchers@yahoogroups.com" Serious-Weight-Watchers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 11:56 am ((PDT))

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Our Daily Exercise Thread: Share What You Did!
Sunday June 28, 2009
12:15 pm - 12:30 pm
(This event repeats every day.)

Notes:
Did you know that daily exercise:

Can help to reverse pre-diabetes?
Can reduce your cholesterol and triglycerides?
Can increase your HDL, the good cholesterol, and lower your LDL, the bad cholesterol?
Can strengthen your heart and lungs?
May prevent osteoporosis?
Can reduce your risk of stroke?
Can help you sleep better?
Can help with depression?
Can lengthen your life?
Can help promote and maintain weight loss?

What exercise did you do today?

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4a. Race Report (Really Long!)
Posted by: "Cindie Niemann" cindyloohoo32@hotmail.com cindieloohoo32
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 12:11 pm ((PDT))

Pre Race
Up at 4:45 AM. I got everything ready and had a little breakfast. I felt pretty rested even though I woke up at 1:30 AM and had a hard time getting back to sleep. We left the house just after 6:00 AM for a 40 minute drive. We saw lots of cars on the road heading to the race. Once we got there I set up my transition area. I got a good spot near some of the girls I trained with. Now I just had to wait. Rich, Michelle & Richie showed up around 7:30 so that helped me keep my mind off things. I was in the last wave of the swim so I had to wait around 25 minutes after the first wave before it was my turn.

Swim
800 meters, 26:23
The water was really choppy and the course looked intimidating. I started way off to the left to stay out of the crowd. After a few minutes I didn't know if I was going to make it. It didn't seem like I was going anywhere! After a few hundred meters I had to stop and fix my goggles because they were so fogged up. I rounded the far buoy and headed for the next corner. I was starting to get into the rhythm, and passed a couple of people from the previous wave. After I rounded the corner I couldn't find the other buoys. I tried to just site the shore, but ended up looking at the wrong beach. Once I realized I was headed in the wrong direction, I had gone way out of my way. The last stretch went pretty well once I knew where I was going. I hit the shore and saw Rich cheering me on. It was a long uphill run to the transition area. Jay ran along side of me while I was making my way up.

T1
1:39
I made it to the transition area and got my shoes and socks on. My feet were nearly dry by the time I got there so it was easy getting my socks on. I'm glad I had the elastic laces because it made getting my shoes on really easy. Helmet on and running out of transition to the bike course. Jay was there at the exit to see me off.

Bike
10.7 miles, 35:20
I was really tired and breathing heavy when I first got on the bike, but I started to feel good really quickly. I was flying on the bike and passed tons of people. I felt really good and fast on the bike. I was strong up the hills and pushed it on the downhills. For the first 25 minutes or so not a single person passed me, but I kept on passing others. It felt great passing person after person! I got tired of yelling "On your left!" and at one point I got mixed up and started yelling "On your right!" I'm not sure how many people I confused by passing them on the left and hollering that I was on their right. I got passed by 2 women in the last stretch. One other woman passed me but I passed her right back up on the next hill. The last stretch before transition was an easy downhill.

T2
1.01
My legs were like jello running the bike back into the transition area. Good thing I had the bike to hold onto. I got the bike back on the rack and grabbed my hat and race belt. I had a hard time getting my belt snapped. Next time I will just grab it and figure it out during the run. Good thing Jay was standing near the transition because I almost ran out the wrong side for the run.

Run
3 miles, 33:04
I started off running really slowly because I knew it was going to be hard to continue running the whole 3 miles. I had no idea how hard the trail was going to be! There were lots of roots, hills, and the path was really narrow. I had to stop and walk for a while. I was able to keep a pretty good pace even though I was walking. There were some brutal hills and one was really bad with a steep downhill with loose rocks, and then a really steep uphill after that. Once we hit the pavement I was surprised when they said that there was only a mile left. I was sure we had about 1.5 miles left, so I was happy with that news. At that point I knew I could run the rest of the way in. I was able to pick up the pace to the finish line. First I saw Rich & Michelle & Richie, then near the finish Jay was there to take my picture. I saw a couple of girls from my training group at the finish and we congratulated each other.

Results
1st place in Athena 40-99 Division! Total Time 1:37:27
When I signed up for the race I decided to enter the Athena Division for women 150 lbs and over. I'm only 2 lbs. above, but I figured I might have a chance of placing in that division. I never dreamed I could actually come in first! I guess there is something good about weighing over 150 lbs! If I had entered in my normal age group I would have placed 22nd, which I would still be happy with!

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4b. Re: Race Report (Really Long!)
Posted by: "Tammy" tammy362@verizon.net tami_v1
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 2:01 pm ((PDT))

Awesomwe!!!!

Tammy

> Pre Race
> Up at 4:45 AM. I got everything ready and had a little breakfast. I felt
> pretty rested even though I woke up at 1:30 AM and had a hard time getting
> back to sleep. We left the house just after 6:00 AM for a 40 minute
> drive. We saw lots of cars on the road heading to the race. Once we got
> there I set up my transition area. I got a good spot near some of the
> girls I trained with. Now I just had to wait. Rich, Michelle & Richie
> showed up around 7:30 so that helped me keep my mind off things. I was in
> the last wave of the swim so I had to wait around 25 minutes after the
> first wave before it was my turn.
>
> Swim
> 800 meters, 26:23
> The water was really choppy and the course looked intimidating. I started
> way off to the left to stay out of the crowd. After a few minutes I
> didn't know if I was going to make it. It didn't seem like I was going
> anywhere! After a few hundred meters I had to stop and fix my goggles
> because they were so fogged up. I rounded the far buoy and headed for the
> next corner. I was starting to get into the rhythm, and passed a couple
> of people from the previous wave. After I rounded the corner I couldn't
> find the other buoys. I tried to just site the shore, but ended up
> looking at the wrong beach. Once I realized I was headed in the wrong
> direction, I had gone way out of my way. The last stretch went pretty
> well once I knew where I was going. I hit the shore and saw Rich cheering
> me on. It was a long uphill run to the transition area. Jay ran along
> side of me while I was making my way up.
>
> T1
> 1:39
> I made it to the transition area and got my shoes and socks on. My feet
> were nearly dry by the time I got there so it was easy getting my socks
> on. I'm glad I had the elastic laces because it made getting my shoes on
> really easy. Helmet on and running out of transition to the bike course.
> Jay was there at the exit to see me off.
>
> Bike
> 10.7 miles, 35:20
> I was really tired and breathing heavy when I first got on the bike, but I
> started to feel good really quickly. I was flying on the bike and passed
> tons of people. I felt really good and fast on the bike. I was strong up
> the hills and pushed it on the downhills. For the first 25 minutes or so
> not a single person passed me, but I kept on passing others. It felt
> great passing person after person! I got tired of yelling "On your left!"
> and at one point I got mixed up and started yelling "On your right!" I'm
> not sure how many people I confused by passing them on the left and
> hollering that I was on their right. I got passed by 2 women in the last
> stretch. One other woman passed me but I passed her right back up on the
> next hill. The last stretch before transition was an easy downhill.
>
> T2
> 1.01
> My legs were like jello running the bike back into the transition area.
> Good thing I had the bike to hold onto. I got the bike back on the rack
> and grabbed my hat and race belt. I had a hard time getting my belt
> snapped. Next time I will just grab it and figure it out during the run.
> Good thing Jay was standing near the transition because I almost ran out
> the wrong side for the run.
>
> Run
> 3 miles, 33:04
> I started off running really slowly because I knew it was going to be hard
> to continue running the whole 3 miles. I had no idea how hard the trail
> was going to be! There were lots of roots, hills, and the path was really
> narrow. I had to stop and walk for a while. I was able to keep a pretty
> good pace even though I was walking. There were some brutal hills and one
> was really bad with a steep downhill with loose rocks, and then a really
> steep uphill after that. Once we hit the pavement I was surprised when
> they said that there was only a mile left. I was sure we had about 1.5
> miles left, so I was happy with that news. At that point I knew I could
> run the rest of the way in. I was able to pick up the pace to the finish
> line. First I saw Rich & Michelle & Richie, then near the finish Jay was
> there to take my picture. I saw a couple of girls from my training group
> at the finish and we congratulated each other.
>
> Results
> 1st place in Athena 40-99 Division! Total Time 1:37:27
> When I signed up for the race I decided to enter the Athena Division for
> women 150 lbs and over. I'm only 2 lbs. above, but I figured I might have
> a chance of placing in that division. I never dreamed I could actually
> come in first! I guess there is something good about weighing over 150
> lbs! If I had entered in my normal age group I would have placed 22nd,
> which I would still be happy with!
>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>

>


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4c. Re: Race Report (Really Long!)
Posted by: "toddlermomof2@aol.com" toddlermomof2@aol.com mepperly07
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 6:38 pm ((PDT))


-----Original Message-----
From: Cindie Niemann <cindyloohoo32@hotmail.com>
To: Serious-Weight-Watchers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, Jun 28, 2009 3:11 pm
Subject: [Serious-Weight-Watchers] Race Report (Really Long!)


Pre Race
Up at 4:45 AM. I got everything ready and had a little breakfast. I
felt pretty rested even though I woke up at 1:30 AM and had a hard time
getting back to sleep. We left the house just after 6:00 AM for a 40
minute drive. We saw lots of cars on the road heading to the race. Once
we got there I set up my transition area. I got a good spot near some
of the girls I trained with. Now I just had to wait. Rich, Michelle &
Richie showed up around 7:30 so that helped me keep my mind off things.
I was in the last wave of the swim so I had to wait around 25 minutes
after the first wave before it was my turn.

Swim
800 meters, 26:23
The water was really choppy and the course looked intimidating. I
started way off to the left to stay out of the crowd. After a few
minutes I didn't know if I was going to make it. It didn't seem like I
was going anywhere! After a few hundred meters I had to stop and fix my
goggles because they were so fogged up. I rounded the far buoy and
headed for the next corner. I was starting to get into the rhythm, and
passed a couple of people from the previous wave. After I rounded the
corner I couldn't find the other buoys. I tried to just site the shore,
but ended up looking at the wrong beach. Once I realized I was headed
in the wrong direction, I had gone way out of my way. The last stretch
went pretty well once I knew where I was going. I hit the shore and saw
Rich cheering me on. It was a long uphill run to the transition area.
Jay ran along side of me while I was making my way up.

T1
1:39
I made it to the transition area and got my shoes and socks on. My feet
were nearly dry by the time I got there so it was easy getting my socks
on. I'm glad I had the elastic laces because it made getting my shoes
on really easy. Helmet on and running out of transition to the bike
course. Jay was there at the exit to see me off.

Bike
10.7 miles, 35:20
I was really tired and breathing heavy when I first got on the bike,
but I started to feel good really quickly. I was flying on the bike and
passed tons of people. I felt really good and fast on the bike. I was
strong up the hills and pushed it on the downhills. For the first 25
minutes or so not a single person passed me, but I kept on passing
others. It felt great passing person after person! I got tired of
yelling "On your left!" and at one point I got mixed up and started
yelling "On your right!" I'm not sure how many people I confused by
passing them on the left and hollering that I was on their right. I got
passed by 2 women in the last stretch. One other woman passed me but I
passed her right back up on the next hill. The last stretch before
transition was an easy downhill.

T2
1.01
My legs were like jello running the bike back into the transition area.
Good thing I had the bike to hold onto. I got the bike back on the rack
and grabbed my hat and race belt. I had a hard time getting my belt
snapped. Next time I will just grab it and figure it out during the
run. Good thing Jay was standing near the transition because I almost
ran out the wrong side for the run.

Run
3 miles, 33:04
I started off running really slowly because I knew it was going to be
hard to continue running the whole 3 miles. I had no idea how hard the
trail was going to be! There were lots of roots, hills, and the path
was really narrow. I had to stop and walk for a while. I was able to
keep a pretty good pace even though I was walking. There were some
brutal hills and one was really bad with a steep downhill with loose
rocks, and then a really steep uphill after that. Once we hit the
pavement I was surprised when they said that there was only a mile
left. I was sure we had about 1.5 miles left, so I was happy with that
news. At that point I knew I could run the rest of the way in. I was
able to pick up the pace to the finish line. First I saw Rich &
Michelle & Richie, then near the finish Jay was there to take my
picture. I saw a couple of girls from my training group at the finish
and we congratulated each other.

Results
1st place in Athena 40-99 Division! Total Time 1:37:27
When I signed up for the race I decided to enter the Athena Division
for women 150 lbs and over. I'm only 2 lbs. above, but I figured I
might have a chance of placing in that division. I never dreamed I
could actually come in first! I guess there is something good about
weighing over 150 lbs! If I had entered in my normal age group I would
have placed 22nd, which I would still be happy with!

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4d. Re: Race Report (Really Long!)
Posted by: "toddlermomof2@aol.com" toddlermomof2@aol.com mepperly07
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 6:40 pm ((PDT))

Sorry about the blank message. Congrats on the great race Cindie! I
can't imagine doing all that at once, so I'm impressed. 1st in your
weight division is awesome, and 22nd in your age group is still
impressive. I don't think I'd have even attempted it!
Have a great week.
Melissa
222.4/167.5/115

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5a. Re: My Doctor Appointment Today
Posted by: "Tammy" tammy362@verizon.net tami_v1
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 1:58 pm ((PDT))

Hi Kelley,
I hope you get your health better soon. Sorry to hear you
are facing so many issues all at once.

Tammy

>I went to a new doctor today because I am always tired and unmotivated. I
> just never feel good. And my normal doctor never finds anything. Dr.
> Elizabeth Vaughn is an integrative doctor so she looks for the real
> problems
> and treats the real problem and not just band-aid the symptoms.
>
>
>
> I really like Dr. Vaughn. She went over all my health symptoms, we
> discussed everything, she examined me, took blood, and also did some
> mineral
> tests. I am hypothyroid due to Vit. D and Vit. A deficiencies. I have
> mineral deficiencies. My right hand is carpal tunnel. I have glucose
> intolerance and iron deficiency. There are 2 other diagnoses, but I can't
> read them. One deals with my heavy, gushing periods and the other deals
> with the fact I don't have enough stomach acid. I have way too much
> yeast -
> apparently have lots of it. I am waiting on blood tests to see how
> deficient I am in Vit. D. And to see if I am pre-diabetic. The blood
> tests
> will also check some hormone levels. Not sure what other tests she is
> running, but I'll have a phone consultation on July 21 to go over
> everything
> - and to report how the changes I'm making now are going. I go back for
> an
> office visit on August 27.
>
>
>
> I have an iodine patch test going on right now - and that looks like I
> will
> be deficient in that too. Since it also seems as if my stomach acid is
> too
> low, I have a test to take to see how deficient that is.
>
>
>
> It was amazing - she was able to tell me exactly why I was having problems
> with my weight and was able to exactly describe how I feel - and why. She
> told me what my typical day was probably like and it was spot on. It was
> just great to have someone actually know AND understand.
>
>
>
> She gave me a progesterone prescription to take so my bleeding won't be so
> heavy and gushing - and so I won't have 14 periods a year.
>
>
>
> I have an elimination diet to do to help with my addictions and cravings.
> I
> am going to make my grocery list for it tomorrow and get all I'll need and
> then start on Saturday. There's no need to start tomorrow when I know I'm
> short on some stuff.
>
>
>
> I am to wear a "cock up" splint - (LOL sounds dirty) on my right wrist to
> see if that helps the numbness.
>
>
>
> She said I also need to have more serotonin - we will deal with that next
> time. So hopefully I have enough to get me started on getting well!
>
>
>

>
>

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6a. Re: Bad Eating Day :-(
Posted by: "Tammy" tammy362@verizon.net tami_v1
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 2:06 pm ((PDT))


Sorry about the bad eating day, but just hit the reset button, you know.
Tomorrow is another day.
I have been using lemons in my water. A lady told me that she has been
squeezing lemon juice (real lemons) in her water and it helped her to lose
weight (35 pounds) . I am trying it and hoping it works for me.

Congrat's on the awesome meeting and winning the the contest!!!

Tammy


>I did *so* bad today! I am always so so good! Here's what happened...
>
> I work at an answering service. And well there are a few parts to what led
> up to my bad eating... First, things are changing at my job because the
> main
> gal after my boss (owner and manager) just got fired because she took an
> ex-employee's SS number and used it to open a credit card account and get
> Verizon Fios at her house. So things are different now. Next, my boss
> e-mailed me that she wants to talk to me about how I handled a couple of
> calls from the same caller (she e-mailed me the recordings of the calls)
> so
> I've been stressing worrying what she'll say to me... So first she wanted
> to
> talk to me yesterday but she told me just to come in early today instead.
> So
> today we had a meeting (not her and me we the whole office) because we
> also
> have been in this thing called The Atsi Award of Exellence. This is like
> the
> secret shopper program that stores do only they call and pretend to be
> callers and rate the answering services based on certain criteria. It is a
> nationwide contest. Anyway, we are one of the winners so our boss had us
> all
> come up and pose with her one on one with the plaque we got for winning.
> Plus she gave everyone flowers (except we have one guy here so he said
> he's
> going to give his to his girlfriend and say "I was thinking about you
> today"
> lol) and we all got $25 in cash as a bonus for helping win the award.
> And...
> I guess cuz of all that going on, I get another reprieve cuz my boss still
> didn't talk to me about those calls. So I was on a high from all that.
> Well,
> she bought in Dunkin Donut Munchkins, cookies, a cake, and a meat and
> cheese
> tray... And I sampled *all* of it! So I am so dreading my weigh in on
> Wednesday and I know I can get a no weigh in pass but I'd rather stay
> accountable so I'll weigh in anyway but I am really dreading it cuz I know
> I
> want way over my points with that food! I am always so good here. The one
> guy that works here is always offering me some of his food he's always
> bringing in fast food and pizza and stuff like that and I *always* say no
> (even when it's pizza which I love) but today I just couldn't resist!
> :-( I
> haven't eaten like that in so long and I am so close to my first 5% goal
> too! :-(
>
> ~~~Faye~~~
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
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>


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7a. Re: Newbie Again!
Posted by: "Tammy" tammy362@verizon.net tami_v1
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 2:07 pm ((PDT))


Sorry to hear you went through all of that, Connie. That sounds like a
really stressful time. I am glad you are ok and doing well.

Tammy

> Hello everyone,
>
> I had started Weight Watchers last October and was doing extremely well
> with the program. I attended my weekly meetings and was losing weight at a
> steady pace. I was starting to have more energy and my pants where feeling
> nice and loose. Well...then in mid November I found out I needed to have
> my thyroid removed for possible thyroid cancer. So I had one thyroid taken
> out in December and kept the other one until I found out the results. I
> ended up finding out in January that it was not cancer so I was ok. My
> other thyroid kicked in and took over all my thyroid function so no
> medication either! Anyways I gained a whole lot of weight (even more then
> I weighed before). So I am finally ready to take that step and get started
> again.
>
> You guys were such a great help before that I had to come back again.
>
> Connie
>
>
>


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8a. Re: Brain Cancer
Posted by: "Tammy" tammy362@verizon.net tami_v1
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 2:10 pm ((PDT))


Ginny,
I am so very sorry honey to hear this. You are in my thoughts and
prayers.

Hugs,
Tammy


>
>
> Hi
> Don't know if I sent this. I am a bit forgetful. Well it is Stage 4
> brain cancer. total of 12 lesions-- 9 on left side 3 on right. Largest
> 1.4
> cm. Will see the radiologist Monday morning to make a plan of attack.
> Could
> be as short as 3 months or as long as a year if there are no tumors in
> the
> body cavity. If there are then they will also do chemo. At least now
> dieting is not a worry--
>
> Keep the prayers coming.
>
> Huggs
> Ginny
>
>
>

>


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8b. Re: Brain Cancer
Posted by: "Tina M" tmarie_tmarie@yahoo.com tmarie_tmarie
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 2:32 pm ((PDT))

I am so very sorry, my prayers are with you and your family.
 
Hugs,
Tina - Calif

---> Hi
> Don't know if I sent this.  I am a bit forgetful.  Well it is  Stage 4
> brain cancer.  total of 12 lesions-- 9 on left side 3 on  right.  Largest
> 1.4
> cm.  Will see the radiologist Monday morning to  make a plan of attack.
> Could
> be as short as 3 months or as long as a year  if there are no tumors in
> the
> body cavity.  If there are then they will  also do chemo.  At least now
> dieting is not a worry--
>
> Keep the prayers coming.
>
> Huggs
> Ginny
>
>
>

>

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8c. Re: Brain Cancer
Posted by: "Sheila Pierson" piersons26@yahoo.com piersons26
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 2:45 pm ((PDT))

Ginny- you are the first one I'll pray for every night-hang in there. We are here for you!

Sent from my iPod

On Jun 27, 2009, at 9:41 AM, RenoGin@aol.com wrote:

Hi
Don't know if I sent this. I am a bit forgetful. Well it is Stage 4
brain cancer. total of 12 lesions-- 9 on left side 3 on right. Largest 1.4
cm. Will see the radiologist Monday morning to make a plan of attack. Could
be as short as 3 months or as long as a year if there are no tumors in the
body cavity. If there are then they will also do chemo. At least now
dieting is not a worry--

Keep the prayers coming.

Huggs
Ginny

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8d. Re: Brain Cancer
Posted by: "Kelly Roth" kmroth01@yahoo.com kmroth01
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 2:45 pm ((PDT))

Im sorry Ginny...Keep your chin up!!!


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From: "RenoGin@aol.com" <RenoGin@aol.com>
To: Serious-Weight-Watchers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, June 27, 2009 7:41:12 AM
Subject: [Serious-Weight-Watchers] Brain Cancer

Hi
Don't know if I sent this. I am a bit forgetful. Well it is Stage 4
brain cancer. total of 12 lesions-- 9 on left side 3 on right. Largest 1.4
cm. Will see the radiologist Monday morning to make a plan of attack. Could
be as short as 3 months or as long as a year if there are no tumors in the
body cavity. If there are then they will also do chemo. At least now
dieting is not a worry--

Keep the prayers coming.

Huggs
Ginny

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8e. Re: Brain Cancer
Posted by: "Kerri Coy" ccoy1@satx.rr.com chrisnkerri4
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 3:24 pm ((PDT))

Just do the treatments the docs want you to do and hang in there! I hope you have lots of help and support. My best wishes and prayers are with you. You can overcome this! Please keep us posted on how you are doing

Kerri
----- Original Message -----
From: Tina M
To: Serious-Weight-Watchers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, June 28, 2009 4:32 PM
Subject: Re: [Serious-Weight-Watchers] Brain Cancer

I am so very sorry, my prayers are with you and your family.

Hugs,
Tina - Calif

---> Hi
> Don't know if I sent this. I am a bit forgetful. Well it is Stage 4
> brain cancer. total of 12 lesions-- 9 on left side 3 on right. Largest
> 1.4
> cm. Will see the radiologist Monday morning to make a plan of attack.
> Could
> be as short as 3 months or as long as a year if there are no tumors in
> the
> body cavity. If there are then they will also do chemo. At least now
> dieting is not a worry--
>
> Keep the prayers coming.
>
> Huggs
> Ginny
>
>
>

>

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9. mia...but back--kind of long
Posted by: "kmroth01" kmroth01@yahoo.com kmroth01
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 2:45 pm ((PDT))

ok, so I have been mia, but I am back. I just have to say it started 3 weeks ago, I lost .4!! I kind of got a little down after that weigh in, even though it was a loss. Then the following week, I gained .6!! That really upset me. I am getting close to the 10% goal and want to hit it so bad, I can actually taste it. Then this past week, I did something I shouldn't have done, I go to meetings and weigh in on Wednesday night...well, Wednesday morning, I got on the scale and I had my 10% goal met. I was sooo happy!! But, when I got to the meeting on Wednesday night...I didn't make it. I missed it by .4!!! I was so upset and crushed. I didn't eat back or anything Wednesday, it really crushed me. But my leader keeps telling me I am doing great!! I have lost 19.6 lbs, and have been a member for 11 weeks. Oh..I left out an important part. I went to the gym Tuesday night before my weigh in and ran for an hour on the treadmill, because I am in Missouri and it is too darn hot to run outside...and I didn't know this until about half way through, but their a.c. was frozen up and not working. I almost got sick!!!! So I think that is why I was so mad at myself. I had worked out hard...and still didn't make it.
But I am kind of over it now and just hope and pray I make it this week, but I have eaten ALOT today!! :(

Congrats to all who lost and thanks for listening to me...

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10a. Good morning
Posted by: "RenoGin@aol.com" RenoGin@aol.com renoginny
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 2:45 pm ((PDT))

Hi gang,
Thanks for the support. You do not know how alone you feel when something
like this happens. It is just nice to see people out there care. I truly
appreciate the support.

Monday will be the day to see what is really going on. I have a trip I
had planned to Alaska that might have to happen sooner then expected. I hope
to still get it in. I am trying to look at alternative medicine but there
is so much information out there and under stress it is hard to digest. I
waiver from making plans for my lighthouse paintings and thing I have to
planning trips, It is so weird

For the first time in my life-- I am buying any food-- got to stop that and
get back on WW because I have pancreatitis and that has still to be
monitored. My frig is stuffed but I am really not hungry. Odd feeling for me.
They said the steroids should make me want to eat but so far no. I eat
some ice cream-- it helps with the pills and I can eat just 3 Tablespoons to
settle my stomach enough the pills don't bother me.

Guess I am rambling--Just wanted you to know I appreciate the support--
Keep on losing!!
Ginny

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10b. Re: Good morning
Posted by: "Noyes" noyes@charter.net kohlernoyeses
Date: Sun Jun 28, 2009 5:56 pm ((PDT))

Take care Ginny. Your are in our families thoughts and prayers.
Debi
----- Original Message -----
From: RenoGin@aol.com
To: Serious-Weight-Watchers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, June 28, 2009 9:15 AM
Subject: [Serious-Weight-Watchers] Good morning

Hi gang,
Thanks for the support. You do not know how alone you feel when something
like this happens. It is just nice to see people out there care. I truly
appreciate the support.

Monday will be the day to see what is really going on. I have a trip I
had planned to Alaska that might have to happen sooner then expected. I hope
to still get it in. I am trying to look at alternative medicine but there
is so much information out there and under stress it is hard to digest. I
waiver from making plans for my lighthouse paintings and thing I have to
planning trips, It is so weird

For the first time in my life-- I am buying any food-- got to stop that and
get back on WW because I have pancreatitis and that has still to be
monitored. My frig is stuffed but I am really not hungry. Odd feeling for me.
They said the steroids should make me want to eat but so far no. I eat
some ice cream-- it helps with the pills and I can eat just 3 Tablespoons to
settle my stomach enough the pills don't bother me.

Guess I am rambling--Just wanted you to know I appreciate the support--
Keep on losing!!
Ginny


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