hey
after my bad couple of weeks ive managed to drag myself back on track, had my weekly monday weigh in today and im now 19st 2lbs, i started at 20st 8lbs, not due for my docs appt yet so im goin to give it my best before i go on holiday xx
that's great news glad you feel more positive
That's brilliant one more pound and that's a stone and a half you've lost. So glad you are back on track bet you are feeling brillant Well done :D
Glad to hear you are back with us Sammybear!
I started 8 weeks ago weighing in at 20st I am now 18 13lb but must admit it is slowing up.........the reason .......exercise, i just can't get motivated. The diet side is no problem but I need to move my arse....arrrrh!
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Hey guys, I was just wondering how you all got onto these tablets? Did your doctor give them to you easily? I'm 19st aged 30 and look like i'm pregnant- I'm so desperate to lose weight and feel utterly depressed at the mo- have booked an appointment with my doc for later this week but dont hold out much hope for any REAL help as I just keep getting told to reduce my calories (am on 1500 a day currently) I really feel like I need a quick boost weightloss to re-motivate me and cheer me up a bit!!!
Some great success stories on here....well done all. xx
Kizzie - a \"quick boost weight loss\" is not what these tablets are all about
their an aid to a smarter healthier way of eating.
The criteria for weight loss is your body masss index
\"Doctors are expected to follow guidelines when prescribing orlistat. These include:
* Your BMI (Body Mass Index - see below)
must be 30 or above, or
omust be 28 or above, and you have a medical condition that would benefit from losing weight (such as diabetes or high blood pressure).
* You must lose at least 5% of your weight by three months from starting orlistat, and at least 10% of your weight by six months. If not, the orlistat should not be continued to be prescribed.
* You must be between the ages of 18 and 75 years.\"
If you fall within that then you shouldn't have any problems but I personally would not go in saying you want a quick fix but say how the weight is affecting your confidence, your health and is making you miserable.
Thanks ladies!
Kizzie i just went in and said could i try them, he asked me why and i said purely to loose weight, he seemed a bit funny with me but gave me them anyway, i see a different doctor now whos more positive about it
let us know xx
Thanks guys
When I mean a 'quick fix' I mean I am so desperate I need to lose some NOW as I feel so miserable and everything else I'm doing doesn't seem to be working well for me really. Thanks for the advice though. I do have high blood pressure and fit the other criteria and would love to give something new a try.
Thanks for your replies. x