Originally Posted by Jaymoss (Post 36160056)

After my crap start to the week with the kidney stone somehow I managed to lose 5lb and hit the 5 stone mark in 14 weeks

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36160095)

I presume you mean lose 5 stone, not that you weigh 5 stone ?

Originally Posted by Jaymoss (Post 36160056)

After my crap start to the week with the kidney stone somehow I managed to lose 5lb and hit the 5 stone mark in 14 weeks

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36161170)

Just booked online for a COVID booster tomorrow and a flu jab on Thursday - beat the rush… ;)

Originally Posted by Ms NTL (Post 36161178)

Done both (for COVID pfizer). No pneumonia jab?

Originally Posted by peanut (Post 36161179)

Just had my flu jab done. Felt a bit crappy the day after with the usual sore arm but all cleared up within 48 hours. I will get the Covid one later on. My wife's work's are getting theirs done in November.

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36161270)

Just received my Call of Duty:Modern Warfare III Early Access Beta Code in the email.



Weekend Two for me on the PC…

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36161271)

Time you grew up Hugh . I'm sure there's stuff you should be cracking on with in the garden ;)

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36161273)

You sound just like my wife… ;)

Anyway, shouldn’t you be watching ‘70s sitcoms on UK Play and Dave?

Originally Posted by Tinky (Post 36161348)

Well done Jay, that's almost 6 stone, must have taken a lot of willpower and I bet you feel and look better for it. Down side/up side, new wardrobe required:nworthy:.

Originally Posted by Tinky (Post 36161391)

Good grief Jay! How much more are you hoping to lose?

Originally Posted by Jaymoss (Post 36161393)

loads yet I am afraid. I need to lose half my initial body weight

Originally Posted by peanut (Post 36161394)

Sounds like you're doing really well so far. Whatever you're doing seems to be working for you. Hope you manage to get where you want to be.

I'm the opposite, for me it's a constant battle to put weight on. A lot of the time it's a case of the more I eat the more weight I tend to lose. There's a lot of info on how to lose weight but for me I'm just told to eat anything fattening or fortify the food I eat with as much crap as I like. Not exactly healthy. It might sound great for some but really it ain't.

The most I've ever weighed was 11st, the least was 7st (and I'm 5ft 10in). I can tell you at that weight it's really not fun at all.

Originally Posted by Jaymoss (Post 36161851)

Lost another 2 1/2 lb this week now hit the 6 stone loss mark

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 36161901)

What Stone weight do you want to get down to?

Originally Posted by Jaymoss (Post 36161902)

15 or 16 stone. I have not said before but I was over 31 stone next week I will be under 25 by next summer I intend to be under 20 then chip away at it and see where it goes

7 months ago I could barely walk around the house. Now I still need support but it is getting better slowly

Originally Posted by Jaymoss (Post 36161902)

15 or 16 stone. I have not said before but I was over 31 stone next week I will be under 25 by next summer I intend to be under 20 then chip away at it and see where it goes

7 months ago I could barely walk around the house. Now I still need support but it is getting better slowly

Originally Posted by Jaymoss (Post 36161902)

15 or 16 stone. I have not said before but I was over 31 stone next week I will be under 25 by next summer I intend to be under 20 then chip away at it and see where it goes

7 months ago I could barely walk around the house. Now I still need support but it is getting better slowly

Originally Posted by Jaymoss (Post 36161902)

15 or 16 stone. I have not said before but I was over 31 stone next week I will be under 25 by next summer I intend to be under 20 then chip away at it and see where it goes

7 months ago I could barely walk around the house. Now I still need support but it is getting better slowly

Originally Posted by Jaymoss (Post 36161902)

15 or 16 stone. I have not said before but I was over 31 stone next week I will be under 25 by next summer I intend to be under 20 then chip away at it and see where it goes

7 months ago I could barely walk around the house. Now I still need support but it is getting better slowly

Originally Posted by Russ (Post 36161986)

Took the Mondeo Titanium X Sport for an EGR and DPF delete as well as a stage 2 ECU remap the other week and I could feel one hell of a difference but took it on a rolling road today and I’ve gone from 175bhp to 235bhp.

The 2.2 has a 6 speed gearbox so I don’t have to worry about the clutch burning out as often happens with too-high ECU remaps, so well happy with that :)

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Proud of you. Any progress is good progress and the fact you have clear goals in mind is a definite plus.

Keep us updated :tu:

Originally Posted by Russ (Post 36162284)

I will if its still going?

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36162676)

Thank you, everyone…

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36162676)

Thank you, everyone…

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...2&d=1698144456

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36162676)

Thank you, everyone…

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...2&d=1698144456

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36162748)

Does this entitle you to an OBE ? ;)

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36162748)

Does this entitle you to an OBE ? ;)

Originally Posted by Hugh

Old Boy Enema? :Sprint:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36163631)

Received an email from the NHS PATCHES system asking me to book a blood test (for my repeat (low dosage) Statins prescription) - whilst I was on the phone, I also booked a Pneumococcal vaccine* appointment.

* What the pneumococcal vaccine is for

The pneumococcal vaccine helps protect against some types of bacterial infections that can cause serious illnesses like:

meningitis (an infection in the brain and spinal cord)
sepsis (a life-threatening reaction to an infection)
pneumonia (an infection in the lungs)

It can also help protect against other illnesses such as sinusitis and ear infections.

Originally Posted by Tinky (Post 36164494)

We won £10 on Thunderball :)

Originally Posted by joglynne (Post 36164506)

Well done Tinks, should buy you a couple of bottles of Vimto. :) I should have had a go, I am certainly feeling lucky. This last week has seen a turn for the better in my families lives.

According to my medical team I seem to be on my way back into remission.

Our son has had a year long battle going on with the Inland Revenue following his divorce but had a letter this week confirming ... in writting.... that he doesn't owe any money and they have actually appologised.

Then we got word that my husband's replacement hip operation could be done early next year, then yesterday, we got another phone call offering him the operation on 20 December instead as his Cosultant has managed to fit him into her list early, of course he accepted, fingers crossed he will be home by Christmas.

Just seeing our son smile and knowing that my husband will be out of pain and be able walk soon makes me happy.

Oh and SUFC won 2-1 but that's a completely different happy thought. :D

Originally Posted by Tinky (Post 36164494)

We won £10 on Thunderball :)

Originally Posted by joglynne (Post 36164506)

Well done Tinks, should buy you a couple of bottles of Vimto. :) I should have had a go, I am certainly feeling lucky. This last week has seen a turn for the better in my families lives.

According to my medical team I seem to be on my way back into remission.

Our son has had a year long battle going on with the Inland Revenue following his divorce but had a letter this week confirming ... in writting.... that he doesn't owe any money and they have actually appologised.

Then we got word that my husband's replacement hip operation could be done early next year, then yesterday, we got another phone call offering him the operation on 20 December instead as his Cosultant has managed to fit him into her list early, of course he accepted, fingers crossed he will be home by Christmas.

Just seeing our son smile and knowing that my husband will be out of pain and be able walk soon makes me happy.

Oh and SUFC won 2-1 but that's a completely different happy thought. :D

Originally Posted by joglynne (Post 36164506)

Well done Tinks, should buy you a couple of bottles of Vimto. :) I should have had a go, I am certainly feeling lucky. This last week has seen a turn for the better in my families lives.

According to my medical team I seem to be on my way back into remission.

Our son has had a year long battle going on with the Inland Revenue following his divorce but had a letter this week confirming ... in writting.... that he doesn't owe any money and they have actually appologised.

Then we got word that my husband's replacement hip operation could be done early next year, then yesterday, we got another phone call offering him the operation on 20 December instead as his Cosultant has managed to fit him into her list early, of course he accepted, fingers crossed he will be home by Christmas.

Just seeing our son smile and knowing that my husband will be out of pain and be able walk soon makes me happy.

Oh and SUFC won 2-1 but that's a completely different happy thought. :D

Originally Posted by joglynne (Post 36164506)

Well done Tinks, should buy you a couple of bottles of Vimto. :) I should have had a go, I am certainly feeling lucky. This last week has seen a turn for the better in my families lives.

According to my medical team I seem to be on my way back into remission.

Our son has had a year long battle going on with the Inland Revenue following his divorce but had a letter this week confirming ... in writting.... that he doesn't owe any money and they have actually appologised.

Then we got word that my husband's replacement hip operation could be done early next year, then yesterday, we got another phone call offering him the operation on 20 December instead as his Cosultant has managed to fit him into her list early, of course he accepted, fingers crossed he will be home by Christmas.

Just seeing our son smile and knowing that my husband will be out of pain and be able walk soon makes me happy.

Oh and SUFC won 2-1 but that's a completely different happy thought. :D

Originally Posted by joglynne (Post 36164506)

Well done Tinks, should buy you a couple of bottles of Vimto. :) I should have had a go, I am certainly feeling lucky. This last week has seen a turn for the better in my families lives.

According to my medical team I seem to be on my way back into remission.

Our son has had a year long battle going on with the Inland Revenue following his divorce but had a letter this week confirming ... in writting.... that he doesn't owe any money and they have actually appologised.

Then we got word that my husband's replacement hip operation could be done early next year, then yesterday, we got another phone call offering him the operation on 20 December instead as his Cosultant has managed to fit him into her list early, of course he accepted, fingers crossed he will be home by Christmas.



Just seeing our son smile and knowing that my husband will be out of pain and be able walk soon makes me happy.

Oh and SUFC won 2-1 but that's a completely different happy thought. :D

Originally Posted by Jaymoss

Islam does not have a country Dude it is a religion

Originally Posted by Tinky

We won £10 on Thunderball :)

Originally Posted by Jaymoss (Post 36164844)

Had my first Roast Dinner in 6 months today. Half a Chicken Roast potatoes Stuffing Veg and Gravy. Even calorie counted hahaha so even with my lunch and an apple to take my antibiotics with I still have a 750 calorie deficit

My treat meal instead of a takeaway. Hit 7 1/2 stone loss today. Might even hit 8 next week.

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36164891)

Just been given a date early in December for my new biventricular ICD implant procedure which will be the third one in total as each device last about 7 years.

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36164891)

Just been given a date early in December for my new biventricular ICD implant procedure which will be the third one in total as each device last about 7 years.

Originally Posted by joglynne (Post 36164924)

I'm sure having your replacement bionic bits installed will have you chasing steam trains before Christmas.:D

I'll be thinking of you Den with my fingers firmly crossed for a fast recovery.

Jo xx

Originally Posted by Dude111 (Post 36165259)

I just fixed my VCR which has been damaged for years now and a tape got jammed in and she wouldnt come back up..... It was like that a couple weeks.. I finally took it apart and managed to get the tape free and she works ok again....

Originally Posted by Jaymoss (Post 36165430)

4 1/2lb loss this this week bringing me to a total loss of 8 Stone and 1 lb in 25 weeks :)

Originally Posted by Jaymoss (Post 36165430)

4 1/2lb loss this this week bringing me to a total loss of 8 Stone and 1 lb in 25 weeks :)

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36165494)

60 lengths if the swimming pool this morning. Hard to get the motivation sometimes but my back feels much better for it.

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36165498)

Swimming is a excellent exercise as it puts no stress on your elderly joints Mr K.:)

Originally Posted by Jaymoss (Post 36165430)

4 1/2lb loss this this week bringing me to a total loss of 8 Stone and 1 lb in 25 weeks :)

Originally Posted by Dude111 (Post 36165573)

I found some good M&Ms on fri night!!!

Peanut Butter M&Ms are made with REG MIILK (Instead of skim milk) I couldnt believe it when I read the ingredients!!

They taste delicous.... I sure wish they woule make thier PLAIN M&MS with whole milk again!! (Changed in 2000 to skim milk and tastes (to me) like crap)