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Progress Chart 
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Date |
Weight |
BP |
Pulse |
Notes |
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11/3/03 |
394.8 |
148/87 |
72 |
35 minutes on treadmill at 2.6 mph. |
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11/4/03 |
|
127/72 |
76 |
30 minutes on treadmill at 2.6 mph. |
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11/5/03 |
|
132/74 |
76 |
15 minutes on treadmill at 2.8 mph, and a brisk walk outside. |
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11/7/03 |
|
123/66 |
71 |
|
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11/8/03 |
|
126/76 |
68 |
|
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11/9/03 |
|
147/81 |
77 |
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11/10/03 |
390.0 |
|
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11/18/03 |
388.0 |
122/65 |
66 |
Last night was first
night sleeping with CPAP machine for sleep apnea. Best night of sleep I've
had in years. |
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11/21/03 |
|
128/74 |
75 |
|
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11/24/03 |
|
136/77 |
64 |
Began having problems swallowing. Increase in
anxiety, panic. |
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12/4/03 |
386 |
129/72 |
66 |
Prescribed Nifedipine by VA emergency to calm throat. |
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12/6/03 |
|
128/72 |
94 |
|
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12/8/03 |
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132/71 |
88 |
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12/14/03 |
|
126/70 |
80 |
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12/17/03 |
379 |
124/66 |
78 |
Learning to treat myself nicer. |
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12/23/03 |
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121/61 |
81 |
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12/25/03 |
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107/64 |
83 |
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12/27/03 |
374.0 |
124/81 |
79 |
BP at 7pm, 124/57 -74 |
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12/28/03 |
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98/53 |
82 |
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12/30/03 |
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131/70 |
71 |
CPAP use continues to be sporadic and problematic for
various reasons. |
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1/2/04 |
370.4 |
115/64 |
75 |
BP at 6pm, 118/62 -75 |
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1/5/04 |
|
105/61 |
75 |
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1/11/04 |
364.0 |
112/61 |
73 |
BP at 2pm, 99/57 -76 |
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1/13/04 |
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134/79 |
94 |
BP at 5pm, 124/64 -82 |
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1/15/04 |
|
97/63 |
76 |
BP at 10pm, 106/64 -92 |
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1/19/04 |
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99/54 |
80 |
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1/22/04 |
355 |
100/54 |
84 |
Stopped taking Nifedipine (too dizzy) |
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2/1/04 |
|
111/65 |
69 |
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2/4/04 |
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99/59 |
64 |
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| 2/19/04 |
|
118/67 |
61 |
BP at 6pm, 104/56 -64 |
| 2/23/04 |
|
132/68 |
62 |
BP at 7pm, 133/68 -63 |
| 2/28/04 |
|
126/69 |
69 |
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| 3/8/04 |
|
121/67 |
60 |
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| 3/9/04 |
340 |
119/71 |
58 |
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3/21/04 |
337 |
119/70 |
74 |
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| 4/2/04 |
334 |
115/73 |
76 |
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| 4/10/04 |
|
113/64 |
70 |
Battling monsters and
the scale today |
| 4/29/04 |
|
119/70 |
68 |
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5/2/04 |
320 |
113/68 |
70 |
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| 5/24/04 |
|
118/70 |
59 |
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6/9/04 |
310 |
116/68 |
64 |
30 minutes on treadmill at
2.2 mph. |
|
6/25/04 |
307 |
145/78 |
72 |
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7/7/04 |
304 |
124/70 |
69 |
Off all high blood pressure meds. |
| 7/9/04 |
|
121/68 |
61 |
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7/14/04 |
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7/16/04 |
299 |
|
|
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7/25/04 |
297 |
114/67 |
67 |
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8/6/04 |
295 |
112/68 |
59 |
Cholesterol 152, HDL=
41, LDL= 92, Triglycerides= 94 |
|
8/16/04 |
292 |
119/71 |
60 |
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| 8/21/04 |
290 |
121/60 |
59 |
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9/23/04 |
283 |
128/70 |
60 |
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10/11/04 |
278 |
117/70 |
60 |
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10/31/04 |
276 |
|
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11/2/04 |
275 |
119/70 |
63 |
30 minutes on treadmill at 3.5 mph, and 8% incline. |
| 11/27/04 |
270 |
128/68 |
60 |
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| 11/30/04 |
267.2 |
117/71 |
58 |
BP 124/75 -76 after 1/2
hour on treadmill at 3.5 mph and 8% incline. |
|
12/1/04 |
267 |
120/69 |
70 |
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| 12/25/04 |
264 |
120/69 |
60 |
Reflections on Overeaters Anonymous |
| 1/13/05 |
260 |
116/70 |
58 |
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1/29/05 |
258 |
110/66 |
68 |
30 minutes on treadmill at 3.5 mph, and 10% incline,
6 or 7 times a week. |
| 2/28/05 |
253 |
118/70 |
57 |
30 minutes on treadmill
at 3.8 mph, and 11% incline, nearly daily. |
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3/4/05 |
? |
111/61 |
57 |
30 minutes on treadmill
at 4.0 mph, and 11% incline, 1st day able to meet this goal. |
| 3/10/05 |
250 |
116/69 |
56 |
200 pounds of excess
fat tissue lost since the spring of 2003. |
| 3/17/05 |
245.2 |
114/66 |
56 |
37 minutes on treadmill
at 4.0 mph, and 11% incline, 5 to 7 days a week. |
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-
About Dave - Welcome
- F.A.Q. - Frequently Asked
Questions
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Milestones
1
- Reflections on various stages of my recovery journey.
4/18/03 - 7/25/03
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Milestones 2
- Reflections on various stages of my recovery journey.
8/02/03 - 3/21/04
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Milestones 3
- Reflections on various stages of my recovery journey.
5/2/04 - 11/01/04
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Milestones 4
- Reflections on various stages of my recovery journey.
11/2/04 -
3/27/05
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Milestones 5
- Reflections on various stages of my recovery journey.
3/28/05 - 8/9/06
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Milestones 6
- Reflections on various stages of my recovery journey.
8/10/06 -
12/10/07
- Milestones 7
- Reflections on various stages of my recovery journey.
1/14/08 -
Present
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Chart 1 - Weight, Blood Pressure, Progress Chart.
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Chart 2 - Weight, Blood Pressure, Progress Chart.
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Chart 3 - Weight, Blood Pressure, Progress Chart.
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Chart 4 - Weight, Blood Pressure, Progress Chart.
current
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Cholesterol Chart
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Doughnut Epiphany
- A powerful personal experience on the way to a binge
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Changes - Before and After.
4/18/03 at 450 lbs.
to 8/14/04 at 291 lbs., and from 8/14/04 to 5/29/05
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Pictures
- Dave's Food Plan
Food Plan - What works for me
-
Dave's Book List - Books I consider legitimate and personally very useful
- A Healthy Diet? - Eating to improve health and lower
risk factors for disease
- Exercise - Increasing activity levels—an
essential component of recovery.
- Fruits & Vegetables
- Why they are important to well-being and maintaining a
healthy weight
Grains
- Why Whole Grains are important to well-being and maintaining a
healthy weight
- Meat,
Fish, & Fowl - Beans Nuts and Tofu too
- Fats
& Oils - The good, the bad, and the ugly
- Omega-3, Flaxseed
& Fish Oil A healthier balance of essential
fatty acids
- Fad
diets, expensive supplements, and weight loss pills
- Snake oil or useful tools?
- Low
Carb? - Should we be counting carbs? Why all the
hype?
- Salt, Sodium, and Canned Green Beans
- Reducing sodium can
help control hypertension
- Typical Day - What
Dave eats on a typical day
- Food Products - Food
products that Dave has found to be healthy and tasty.
- Abstinence - Dave's thoughts on abstinence in
Overeaters Anonymous
- All or Nothing Thinking - A roadblock to
recovery
- Binge Eating Disorder (BED) - Description and diagnostic criterion
- Body
Mass Index - What it is and handy calculator
- Bariatric Surgery - Considering a
surgical solution to clinically severe obesity
- Food and Spirituality - Mindfully aware
eating
- Getting Started - Going from, I'll start
tomorrow to, I started today
- Intuitive Eating - Listening to the body's
hunger and satiety signals
- Killing the TV set - Is your TV set trying to sabotage you?
- Lifestyle not Diet - More on recovery. Dave
answers a friends questions
- OA Update - 2004 update on Dave's thinking about
recovery in OA as it applies to BED
- Passion & Hobbies - Finding things to get passionate about besides food
- Perfectionism - and perfectionistic thinking.
A common roadblock to recovery
- The Scale - Problems with weighing too often and
other ways to mark progress
- Yo-Yo Dieting - This vicious cycle is part of
the problem
- Letters Section -
Articles and Letters I've written over time about recovery and life.
- Key Concepts of
Recovery - 12 key concepts that helped Dave recover from Binge Eating
Disorder
- UnTwisted Thinking - Changing
the automatic thoughts we tell ourselves
- Overeaters Anonymous - This section is no longer
supported. It's still here for those who may find it useful
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