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Posted by Pogonip on February 29, 2008, 4:08 pm
Juno wrote:
>
> I've never found a diet that worked for me. I have taken to eating less
> at meals,but still eat my goodies. That keeps me fairly stable, but far
> from thinner. Notice I do not say thin. The only time I was ever thin in
> my life was after been rather ill for 6 weeks,when I was in my 20's. You
> know what my doctor told me. Fatten up a little, you're too thin. Never
> heard that since.
> Juno

There is a problem with older people who are thin and become ill. They
have no reserves, and can lose the battle. I am quite safe from that, I
could weather devastating illness and not starve to death. I wouldn't
say that being significantly overweight is good, but I do think that the
obsession to be very thin, to get rid of all fat, is not a very good
idea, and makes people look sick even if they aren't. I see a lot of
people on television who look like they could benefit from a good meal.
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Joanne
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Posted by Kathleen on February 29, 2008, 4:58 pm
Pogonip wrote:

> Juno wrote:
>
>>
>> I've never found a diet that worked for me. I have taken to eating
>> less at meals,but still eat my goodies. That keeps me fairly stable,
>> but far from thinner. Notice I do not say thin. The only time I was
>> ever thin in my life was after been rather ill for 6 weeks,when I was
>> in my 20's. You know what my doctor told me. Fatten up a little,
>> you're too thin. Never heard that since.
>> Juno
>
>
> There is a problem with older people who are thin and become ill. They
> have no reserves, and can lose the battle. I am quite safe from that, I
> could weather devastating illness and not starve to death. I wouldn't
> say that being significantly overweight is good, but I do think that the
> obsession to be very thin, to get rid of all fat, is not a very good
> idea, and makes people look sick even if they aren't. I see a lot of
> people on television who look like they could benefit from a good meal.

And the contestants on "Survivor" who start off really thin do not seem
to fare well when facing up to 39 days of near-starvation.


Posted by Mary Fisher on March 1, 2008, 4:08 am

>
>
>> But that is just me, for other folks diets seem to work very well. <SIGH>
>> ;-)
>>
>> U.
>>
>>
>>
> I've never found a diet that worked for me. I have taken to eating less at
> meals,but still eat my goodies. That keeps me fairly stable, but far from
> thinner. Notice I do not say thin. The only time I was ever thin in my
> life was after been rather ill for 6 weeks,when I was in my 20's. You know
> what my doctor told me. Fatten up a little, you're too thin. Never heard
> that since.
> Juno

When I got back from a stay with very hospitable friends last August I
realised that I had to take myself in hand or I'd never get back into my
wedding dress as I'd planned for our golden wedding (2010)

So I just began eating less. So far I've lost over a stone and am on target.
I feel better and for a daughter's wedding last week I looked good too -
well, relatively :-) I'd bought a gold shirt from a charity shop and wore it
for the wedding dinner, I felt smart (unusual for me) and didn't let the
side down.

It wouldn't have fitted me a few months ago.

I'm glad I haven't discarded the few smart things in my wardrobe from the
70s and 80s, they're classic designs so not dated and they won't be wasted,
I hope. And I'll save on not having to buy smart things for the cruise this
summer.

I'll never be thin though, and don't want to be. All those bones :-(

Mary



Posted by Joy Beeson on March 1, 2008, 4:12 pm
On Sat, 1 Mar 2008 09:08:26 -0000, "Mary Fisher"

> I'll never be thin though, and don't want to be. All those bones :-(

But if I could get there without damaging my health, I'd love to be in
a state that had Dr. S. ordering me to eat everything in sight.

Which reminds me -- it's way past time I checked for myself that they
plowed the recreationway clear to the end. He said a mile *every
day*, not every Sunday!

Joy Beeson
--
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The above message is a Usenet post.
I don't recall having given anyone permission to use it on a Web site.


Posted by Mary Fisher on March 2, 2008, 6:10 am

> On Sat, 1 Mar 2008 09:08:26 -0000, "Mary Fisher"
>
>> I'll never be thin though, and don't want to be. All those bones :-(
>
> But if I could get there without damaging my health, I'd love to be in
> a state that had Dr. S. ordering me to eat everything in sight.

:-)

Mary



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