Hey old farts..how many over 50 yrs?


In late 2011, I had a lot of clothing that no longer fit me and I considered starting a web site to resell clothing of people who had lost a lot of weight. The name was "changeofclothing.com" but the numbers wouldn't work out.

December 8, 2010-294.5 pounds, 6' 1" tall, 18" neck, 54" chest 44" waist. I hadn't exercised since I left the Army in 1988 and I looked like retired football player so I decided to do something about it.

1000± calories a day, elliptical from 12/10-6/5/11 when I started running and did my first half marathon 8/18/11.
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This picture is from a Costco shopping trip.
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Today is day 5,326 on My Fitness Pal. Sometimes you just gotta do it.
 
In late 2011, I had a lot of clothing that no longer fit me and I considered starting a web site to resell clothing of people who had lost a lot of weight. The name was "changeofclothing.com" but the numbers wouldn't work out.

December 8, 2010-294.5 pounds, 6' 1" tall, 18" neck, 54" chest 44" waist. I hadn't exercised since I left the Army in 1988 and I looked like retired football player so I decided to do something about it.

1000± calories a day, elliptical from 12/10-6/5/11 when I started running and did my first half marathon 8/18/11.
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This picture is from a Costco shopping trip.
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Today is day 5,326 on My Fitness Pal. Sometimes you just gotta do it.
Army gave me 3 budlged disks, Leukemia, and a bunch of other first world problems I still try to work out a bit every day no matter the age. Get after it
 

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funny thing is when i got really sick and reached out to some org's they all didn't give a shit, infact saint judes started calling mine and my wifes phone twice a week to ask for money while I had leukemia and they knew it. this is when I changed my mind about tax exempt status for charities, i don't think anyone should be, ever
 
funny thing is when i got really sick and reached out to some org's they all didn't give a shit, infact saint judes started calling mine and my wifes phone twice a week to ask for money while I had leukemia and they knew it. this is when I changed my mind about tax exempt status for charities, i don't think anyone should be, ever
They were able to save me a ton of money on some horrendously expensive prescription meds to the tune of about $15k that I was responsible for. Gotta have your ducks in a row re: paperwork, etc. If you have an advocate at your prescribing GP or specialist they can sometimes help. Well worth a review.

edit: here's a couple more:

 
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