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What a bunch of losers
That is absolutely fantastic all of you! Well done!

Seriously inspirational! Well done, all you big losers! Hadn't quite registered how much some of you have lost (too busy obsessing about my 2oz-up-2oz-down progress). But, wow!

I remain in awe of you all and always read your posts avidly to learn. Oh great knowledgeable ones. Thank you for continuing to inspire.

Seriously inspirational! Well done, all you big losers! Hadn't quite registered how much some of you have lost (too busy obsessing about my 2oz-up-2oz-down progress). But, wow!

No worries, I obsess about it too!! I guess it will now be a life long thing - thank goodness! (until have no nouse, no scales, no control, then what the 'eck)

Well done all of you. It would be great to have a list. So glad that this W O E has been discovered.

If these impressive results are to be published to honor the losers, there should be a list for biggest losers of mass, and a list for biggest losers on the BMI scale. I don't qualify for a top spot on either one, but I am rather proud of my 4 point decrease in BMI (since March '13).

Oh my giddy aunt

@wendyjane I hope you caught this little gem from Suchard

p.s. I would also like to congratulate the people here who haven't lost that much because they didn't need to. Well done! You're an inspiration, too!

Oh my giddy aunt

@wendyjane I hope you caught this little gem from Suchard

p.s. I would also like to congratulate the people here who haven't lost that much because they didn't need to. Well done! You're an inspiration, too!

Re Suchard quote

And as a little loser why thanks awfully

I recall @RachelT7 is 32 something so she is up there in the biggest loser category

I lost 35 kgs since february and only have a few kilos to go (around 5) to reach my 55 kgs goal.

Next time I weight myself will be on Christmas day. And only because I made a commitment in the short tent

Wow Manderley you must be out biggest loser and a quiet achiever as well, I am in awe, congratulations and how tiny are you now

Not tiny as my bones structure is thick, in fact, to be really fit I should lose 3 more kilos and be 10 kilos lighter than my height. Also, when I began 5:2, I already was dieting for 4 months and had lost 10 kilos

A lot of the credit goes to my coach who dared to kick my butt big time and didn't let me find any excuses

@Manderley is your coach proud of you or still kicking your butt

My coach is my partner and even if he's proud of me, he's still kicking my butt.

We sometimes argue because of that, we are 2 strong persons, then I take some time to think about what he said and finish to admit he's right (and I hate to admit somebody else is right)... I am sure that without his help I wouldn't have gone this far as it can be so easy to give up when it's becoming more difficult

@Manderley I guessed your coach might be your lovely mountain climbing man

I had a flash would your weak feeling be a lack of carbs and couldn't you have the carbs like A banana as you are seriously burning up energy with your level of exercise. I found when I was on a low carb diet a few years ago I was so tired to my bones! I was too efficient with having a very low carb diet, I got my energy back with more carbs but the fatigue was scary and I went to the doc who exploded. Now on 5:2 I do have carbs on my feed day, not to much but so as not to be too tired