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Gluten Free 85% Dairy Free Vegans Want To Lose Weight?

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:D I am still determined to lose weight. I am appreciate any weight loss thread of encouragement and want to pass it on. If you are on a restricted diet and want to give it a go let's do it. I am a gluten free 85% dairy free and vegan which means I spend a lot time looking up new recipes and making up recipes. I am unable to exercise right now but not forever and eating healthy is numero uno! Eat very healthy just too much - I love to eat but not more than my health or weight. . My weight loss goal is 20 pounds. My first goal is 5 pounds. I have been a life member of weight watchers and this has been the only diet I can follow that is in moderation and lose weight however - I am finding it is an awful lot of work to document all my recipes for points etc. I guess counting calories would be hard too. I am proposing a weigh in day and daily inspiration online can happen anytime with just encouragement or recipe sharing etc. I like Wednesdays for my weight in day because it is in the middle of the week and the weekend is not too far away for mishaps. The hard time I having with WW this time is I have to look up all the "alternative" foods we eat. Anyone up for it? come on in and share . Postively successful diet here we come!
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:D I am still determined to lose weight. I am appreciate any weight loss thread of encouragement and want to pass it on. If you are on a restricted diet and want to give it a go let's do it. I am a gluten free 85% dairy free and vegan which means I spend a lot time looking up new recipes and making up recipes. I am unable to exercise right now but not forever and eating healthy is numero uno! Eat very healthy just too much - I love to eat but not more than my health or weight. . My weight loss goal is 20 pounds. My first goal is 5 pounds. I have been a life member of weight watchers and this has been the only diet I can follow that is in moderation and lose weight however - I am finding it is an awful lot of work to document all my recipes for points etc. I guess counting calories would be hard too. I am proposing a weigh in day and daily inspiration online can happen anytime with just encouragement or recipe sharing etc. I like Wednesdays for my weight in day because it is in the middle of the week and the weekend is not too far away for mishaps. The hard time I having with WW this time is I have to look up all the "alternative" foods we eat. Anyone up for it? come on in and share . Postively successful diet here we come!

Anyone out there who wants to lose weight? If you are out there it would be great to help each other keep on track.

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