Does this canSer make my A** look fat???

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Permalink Reply by Robin on November 30, 2008 at 12:31am

I hear ya. I JUST finished losing 30lbs when I got the initial diagnosis. Was quite happy with my new skinny wardrobe. Now I have a fat and skinny wardrobe, as well as a chemo wardrobe (sweats and fuzzy socks...tee hee). I think no matter how hard it is to look at, we have to be thankful that we have the extra for our bodies to fight with. I know a lot of the ladies on here are battling with simply being able to keep food down and keep weight on. I know I personally need to get off my a$$ more and get moving, but another side effect is peripheral neuropathy, and 2 weeks ago I broke a toe doing upward facing dog because my toes bent too far back and I didn't feel it. I think I'll try belly dancing. Lord knows I HAVE the belly, and I think I would feel it if I broke a HIP. LMAO.
Peace Girls, don't worry about the jigglies anymore, we will start a workout CSL group once we are all feeling better.
PS. Prednisone, dex and the other steroids are a bitch. You can't do anything about gaining weight from them, just roll with it for now, and let your body heal.
peace and love to all of you crazy sexy women!

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Permalink Reply by REO on November 30, 2008 at 1:19am

Hey Robin,

What a great title for your post!

You sound and look really healthy - and I know the extra pounds can really be a pain.

May I ask if you are a vegetarian, vegan or raw food type person?

Do you juice?

How about exercise or activities?

I realize that the added weight is probably the result of your medications - which may be increasing your appetite.

There are a lot of great groups here that you should check out - that I feel would be better than a Weight Watchers membership.

I know you can do it - and we are here to help.

Love & Huggs - Always!!! :)

Ron

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