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Next step - approaching the finish line
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princess4d4
Active Member
leggings are a blessing also try ebay or facebook selling pages
borogirl
Active Member
Jersy dresses have done me proud but I have enjoyed spending at every dress size down! I have sales shopped and loved it. I have donated a lot of clothes to friends, work colleagues and charity shops. Couldn't b bothered to ebay. I have just given my appreciative mother my 16-18s.
Jeggings and primark tops are also fab but enjoy shopping! X
Jeggings and primark tops are also fab but enjoy shopping! X
Juicy Lucy
New Member
We should have a swapshop forum! The oldies who have lost could donate clothes to the newbies, and pass them down the different sizes! 
Butterfly_lady
Well-Known Member
We should have a swapshop forum! The oldies who have lost could donate clothes to the newbies, and pass them down the different sizes!
We have one but I don't think its taken off tbh
Jamast
Member
Day 5 of pre-op yoghurt diet. Doing fine on the yoghurt. Really cannot stomach any more jelly or the bullion. Forcing myself to have a very weak bullion drink every couple of days, but if I have to eat one more bit of jelly I swear I will projectile vomit!! I have eaten more jelly in the past few days than I have in the past 50 years.
And another thing, did the yoghurt diet change anyone's toilet habits?
And another thing, did the yoghurt diet change anyone's toilet habits?
princess4d4
Active Member
any diet can change toilet habits it made me more constipated than usual due to lack of fibre
Crystalrainbow
Well-Known Member
Mine are packed ready to go to the boot sale this week weather permitting At the mo living from sale rails and trusted leggings lol This new clothes thing is expensive mind..... hence selling my old ones to fund the new
At the mo living from sale rails and trusted leggings lol This new clothes thing is expensive mind..... hence selling my old ones to fund the new
princess4d4
Active Member
As most of mines were elastic waist like leggings bought some elastic so I can alter my skirts more so as straight take in of the seams aswell
Muizenberg
New Member
Selling / sold most of my larger sizes on Ebay and been buying dresses.
sarahloveswelshcobs
Active Member
When you feel ok wearing dresses, they're good ... Can easily wear through a siZe drop or two
fjsinc
Active Member
At first I didn't realise how much I was dropping, and had gone from a size 28 to a size 22 without really noticing. It does happen quickly, and your self perception is a bit out of whack at first. After that, all the extra money I used to spend on food pretty much goes on clothes. Asda, Sainsburys, and when you get there, Primark are all very budget friendly. I'm still buying, bought a nice size 14 summer dress in Primark for a fiver today.
Jamast
Member
I was thinking about Asda, there's one about 30/40 mins drive from here. Closest Sainsburys that does clothes is over an hour's drive away (not accessible by bus) and we have no Primark in Cornwall at all lol. I am very limited.
I was noseying at the stuff in Asda a few weeks ago when over there, they do seem to have some cheap wearable stuff. Can't wait until I can fit in them.
Thank you all for your suggestions.
I was noseying at the stuff in Asda a few weeks ago when over there, they do seem to have some cheap wearable stuff. Can't wait until I can fit in them.
Thank you all for your suggestions.
princess4d4
Active Member
do primark not have a website or even peacocks someone told me they was good
Butterfly_lady
Well-Known Member
Peacocks do so do asda & tesco for cheaper clothes
A.Positive
New Member
Primark, Matalan, Asda.
These shops have saved my life. I get measured for bra's at Marks and Spencer and then buy cheap bra's at the above shops, along with leggings and an array of tops. I live in in leggings; they last through size changes and are so cheap. I bought a shape pair from primark on Saturday for £4, a regular pair are £3.
These shops have saved my life. I get measured for bra's at Marks and Spencer and then buy cheap bra's at the above shops, along with leggings and an array of tops. I live in in leggings; they last through size changes and are so cheap. I bought a shape pair from primark on Saturday for £4, a regular pair are £3.
