Mr Mike, Winner of wieght loss challenge
Congrats to Mr. Mike, and others who participated in the lucky wieght loss challenge. Now that summer is here, this challenge is over. So Mike PM me your mailing address to recieve your American Flag lapel/hat pin.
For the rest the struggle to be thin to win is real. Carry on!
For the rest the struggle to be thin to win is real. Carry on!
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Way to go, big guy. er... 0 -
Congratulations mr. Mike, and congratulations to all the participating and lost a few pounds 0 -
Stage IV colon rectal cancer
Massive tumor strangling the lower GI tract
Cancer involved in the lymph nodes
Bard power port installed
Sledgehammer platinum based chemotherapy (infusion and oral course) for 6 months
Intensive focused targeted radiation treatments for 2 months
External radiation burns and bleeding gums
Radical invasive tumor removal surgery
Massive scarring and internal radiation damage
Super staff Infection - flesh eating bacteria
Emergency surgery - medically induced coma
12 follow up surgical procedures and debridement operations
Feeding tubes - pic lines - port in use full time - catheters - ostomy - 3 blood transfusions
Wound vac - experimental antibiotics
Walnut sized abnormal mass - abhorrent growth - brain tumour (inoperable)
More chemotherapy
Rinse and repeat
As previously stated I don't recommend or endorse this diet / weight loss plan
But it helps to have a burial goal weight - say 205 lbs before coffin lid closure.
One must pursue a complete lifestyle change - not simply adopt the diet of the moment (Atkins - carnivore - vegan - all you can eat taco bell plan...
Cancer is a commitment - brain tumor is a double down wager.
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Mr. Mike,
You have it all on Dr. Atkins. Congrats again on winning at all costs...mrmike08075 wrote:Stage IV colon rectal cancer
Massive tumor strangling the lower GI tract
Cancer involved in the lymph nodes
Bard power port installed
Sledgehammer platinum based chemotherapy (infusion and oral course) for 6 months
Intensive focused targeted radiation treatments for 2 months
External radiation burns and bleeding gums
Radical invasive tumor removal surgery
Massive scarring and internal radiation damage
Super staff Infection - flesh eating bacteria
Emergency surgery - medically induced coma
12 follow up surgical procedures and debridement operations
Feeding tubes - pic lines - port in use full time - catheters - ostomy - 3 blood transfusions
Wound vac - experimental antibiotics
Walnut sized abnormal mass - abhorrent growth - brain tumour (inoperable)
More chemotherapy
Rinse and repeat
As previously stated I don't recommend or endorse this diet / weight loss plan
But it helps to have a burial goal weight - say 205 lbs before coffin lid closure.
One must pursue a complete lifestyle change - not simply adopt the diet of the moment (Atkins - carnivore - vegan - all you can eat taco bell plan...
Cancer is a commitment - brain tumor is a double down wager.
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I didn't realize there was a competition but I've lost 44 lbs in 9 months...10 more to my goal...definitely required a big lifestyle change. 0 -
shilowar wrote:I didn't realize there was a competition but I've lost 44 lbs in 9 months...10 more to my goal...definitely required a big lifestyle change.
Way to go Shilowar.
Do tell how.0 -
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I'm thinking about going on the Chet Atkins plan. 2 quarts of Schlitz Beer and a half gallon of pickled eggs every night while listening to Chet and Boots Randolph along with Ray Stevens playing Yakety Sax.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJuU88dQ_m00 -
wpageabc wrote:shilowar wrote:I didn't realize there was a competition but I've lost 44 lbs in 9 months...10 more to my goal...definitely required a big lifestyle change.
Way to go Shilowar.
Do tell how.
old fashioned way...discipline...cut out bread, pasta, soda....added salads and nuts, lots of water and increased my exercise, shrunk my portions and eat hard boiled eggs/carrots, greek yogurt in substitute for sour cream everyday for lunch0
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