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Old 08-29-2009, 06:20 AM #1
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Thanks Waves,

I've just been switched off Lyrica and have started trying to dump the pounds that drug packed on me. (Man, they should give it to anorexics.)

It's a real challenge because, aside for some "baby blubber," I've never been over-weight. Losing it is doubly hard because my spinal cord injury and TBI interfer a touch with my ability to exercise. Before my accident I was a mega jock so if I monitored calories, it was only to make sure I was getting enough of them. Oh yeah, and thanks to my frontal lobe damage, I now have weak impulse control and find it hard to stay away from junk foods I never would have even glanced at premorbid.

Anyway, wish me luck -I'm going to need it. I'll keep you posted. My rallying cry is "Thin jeans by Easter or bust (literally, bye, bye seams)!
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Thanks Waves,

I've just been switched off Lyrica and have started trying to dump the pounds that drug packed on me. (Man, they should give it to anorexics.)

It's a real challenge because, aside for some "baby blubber," I've never been over-weight. Losing it is doubly hard because my spinal cord injury and TBI interfer a touch with my ability to exercise. Before my accident I was a mega jock so if I monitored calories, it was only to make sure I was getting enough of them. Oh yeah, and thanks to my frontal lobe damage, I now have weak impulse control and find it hard to stay away from junk foods I never would have even glanced at premorbid.

Anyway, wish me luck -I'm going to need it. I'll keep you posted. My rallying cry is "Thin jeans by Easter or bust (literally, bye, bye seams)!


Junk food? Can you believe I have never eaten a Pizza or a Macdonalds beefburger? or anybody else's burger come to that. And I'm 73 years old (antique)
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Dear Jackie,

I'd never touched any of that garbage before my accident, either. My body was a temple. Now it's the dumpster behind the church.

Since my TBI everything tastes different and I find I crave carbs and sugar - the two things that are the most damaging for my expanding middle and my battered brain.

By the way, seventy is the new fifty!
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