i lost fast on that one but the habits didn't take, wish it had, the only
problem i had was the liver, it simply will not stay down, i even think i
like the taste but can't keep it down long enough to take two bites in a row
to know for sure, LOL, Lee

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> "Ozgirl" > wrote in message
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>> Stormmmee wrote:
>>> thanks, once i realized i had to do something i tried a couple of
>>> things and ww points clicked for me, and it has taken like six years,
>>> and there have been ups and downs... but i can honestly say it has
>>> not been a depravation diet, and i don't have turkey neck, two of the
>>> goals i had. Lee
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>> I lost over 90 lbs with WW, before points though. It wasn't a deprivation
>> diet back then either and they claimed that if you followed the diet to a
>> T including the milk and liver etc you wouldn't get excess skin or be
>> left with a turkey neck. There were some incredibly overweight people
>> doing the program at the time I went through and everyone's skin went
>> back to normal. I am still of the mindset that weight loss is better all
>> round if it is slower and without deprivation. Very low calorie diets
>> didn't do my looks any favours, always looked (and felt) unhealthy.
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> Ugh! I remember the old WW. Liver once a week, white fish twice a week.
> Tons of French Style (why that style?) canned green beans. Spaghetti
> squash. And hideous milk shakes and "mints" made of powdered milk.
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> My friends wouldn't eat dinner at my house in those days.
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