So, I am a little less worried about what steak and bacon is doing to me. More greens? I need more lima beans? Nawwww.
I don't know what kind of treatment I will eventually get. Well, I have an idea on the plethora of choices that might be deployed on me. Side effects on all of them are pretty mild. So I doubt they will peel off extra pounds. Or take my eyelashes.
This time last year when we were trying to treat my back I cut out ALL booze and was going to physical therapy. August to November I lost 30 pounds. I dunno if it was the mild exercise and lack of beer, or the cancer, or both. But the 30 pounds have stayed off. I wouldn't mind 20 more, tho. I'd still be fat, but much less so. And my clothes would be loose but still fit. Less than an eighth of a ton.
It would be annoying to shop for a new wardrobe.
Hey, all this baggy clothing, I could CCW a Deagle comfortably! Always a bright side.
I remember when I got down to 175 in my 20s. I am 6 foot 1 inch. I still looked fat.
Here is me as Goose. My legs were at their strongest here. It would take working in a brewery to get my arms to their strongest.
“Part of the secret of a success in life is to eat what you like and let the food fight it out inside.”
— Bernie's Hat Not For Commies (@Bernieshat) September 26, 2021
This is basically Honeybun's strategy......
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Enlisted 08/1963, 6' 1", 155 pounds.
Today, ~ 6' 1" (though height has varied over 6 spine surgeries), 246 pounds.
Laid off booze for other issues and it had no effect on my weight. Issues taken care of, back on, but never more than one a day and not every day.
As long as meds take care of the diabetes and the kidneys (new med on the way) I eat pretty much what I want to, though I don't go nuts with it.
If I can't enjoy, what's the point?
Your stamina would increase with proper nutrition. Your body can fight and heal better with proper nutrition. You won't end up in the hospital like I did because my nutrition was so poor...
Meh. If the Centrum can't fix it...
I am tired because useful red blood cells were being displaced by a plethora of unneeded white blood cells. It's how I can walk 50 yards and have a heart rate of 120, shortness of breath, but still 98 blood oxygen saturation level. It's weird. It's also dropped my BP to low normal. Nice.
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