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Day 1 fast complete
18 Feb 2013, 22:01
Just completing my first day fasting. Not too bad most of the time. Had porridge for breakfast, with Salmon fillet and a mass of veggies for dinner. Worst hunger times were when driving to & from work - over hour each way - and when prepping dinner.
Seems you need real will power to start this off, but then just give yourself a real goal.
Re: Day 1 fast complete
18 Feb 2013, 22:29
Hi Wolfie and welcome! :)

Glad your first fast day went well.
Re: Day 1 fast complete
18 Feb 2013, 22:39
Well done Wolfie - it wii get easier for you I'm sure. Welcome to the forum :D

Good Luck with your progress! Kay
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