Saturday, May 5, 2012

Measurement Update!


Starting Measurements:
Brittany: (Heigh 5' 10")
Hips: 49"
Waist: 39"
Bust: 42"


WEEK 1::
Hips: 47" (Down 2")
Waist: 38" (Down 1")
Bust: 42 1/2 (Up 1/2") ((Not sad, since this is my boobs...))


WEEK 2;;
Hips: 45 1/2" (Down 1 1/2")
Waist: 36 1/2" (Down 1 1/2")
Bust: 41" (Down 1 1/2")





WEEK 3;;


Hips: 45 1/2"
Waist: 35 1/2" (Down 1")
Bust: 41"


TOTAL INCHES LOST:
Hips: 3 1/2
Waist: 3 1/2
Bust: 1 1/2

GRAND TOTAL: 8 1/2" in 3 weeks. :)

Monday, April 30, 2012

Day 17 Weight Update

I've been a slacker with my weight, I know!
So, I figured I will update you all with my weight for the past 17 days so you can see my progress!

4/14- 236.5 (Starting weight)
4/15- 237 (After 1st Loading Day)
4/16- 237.7 (After 2nd Loading Day)
4/17- 236.8 (Cheated)
4/18- 237.7 (After 3rd Loading Day)
4/19- 235.6
4/20- 233.7
4/21- 232.6
4/22- 231
4/23- 230.4
4/24- 230.1
4/25- 231
4/26 229.7
4/27-227.4
4/28- 227.7
4/29- 225.5
4/30- 222.9

Saturday, April 28, 2012

Measurement Day!

Measurement Day!

I think I am a little bloated today, seeing a how I just started TOM. But I did my measurements anyways!

Let me remind you of starting measurements
Brittany: (Heigh 5' 10")
Starting weight: 236.5
Hips: 49"
Waist: 39"
Bust: 42"


LAST WEEK::

Brittany:
Hips: 47" (Down 2")
Waist: 38" (Down 1")
Bust: 42 1/2 (Up 1/2") ((Not sad, since this is my boobs...))


THIS WEEK;;
Hips: 45 1/2" (Down 1 1/2")
Waist: 36 1/2" (Down 1 1/2")
Bust: 41" (Down 1 1/2")

TOTAL INCHES LOST:
Hips: 3 1/2
Waist: 2 1/2
Bust: 1 1/2

GRAND TOTAL: 7 1/2" in 2 weeks. :)

Monday, April 23, 2012

R1 VLCD 7

Yesterday, I did not post.
We had a cheating day, for Jason's birthday.
I tried to do as well as I could, I had a small amount of mashed potatoes, and I had a glass of coke. But a lot of things I would normally get, I didn't.

I'm having a hard time with this.
You might not understand it, everyone is different.
But it is hard to change everything about how you eat over night.
To stop the snacking, to cut out the pop.
This diet is so limited, and I am trying so hard to put on my big girl panties and just do it, but it is also difficult when your husband isn't putting his all into it either. When both of us are getting bored, at the end of the day, its easier to quit. Do I want to do that? Do I want to give up? No. But at the same time. I am wondering if I went into this wrong.

I wonder if I should have tried to clean up my eating little by little.
Or maybe, being thin isn't what life is all about.
I should be happy with the fact I have a husband who loves me no matter what I weigh, and a daughter who adores me as well, no matter what I weigh.
But instead, I am more concerned with what everyone else thinks. is this all about me? No. Would I love to be smaller? Yes. But this is also about how I feel in public. My insecurities that my husband is surrounded by skinny, pretty girls, meanwhile his wife is overweight. I'm 21, I shouldn't be worried about being over weight. Worried about other women. Especially when my husband doesn't give me a reason to worry about them.
But it's there. The insecurity. So I can't be completely honest when I say this is all about me and no one else. Of course it is about everyone else.
I don't think I need to be thin to be healthy. Making better choices and watching my portions would do that.

I want to finish this diet, I really do, but at the same time, it is very hard. I don't like fighting with my grandma why we can't have dinner with her because she doesn't make things we can eat. Essentially, this diet is separating me from family. I've been sick, yet have had to cook because I couldn't send Jason for pizza so I could rest. Jason hates the small portions and limited options. I find myself more stressed about his complaining and stressing over every little thing I eat and how it will effect the scale. That can't be healthy either.

This might not be the best time to do this diet.
But we've invested time and money into this, and it might not be the best to just give up either.

Saturday, April 21, 2012

R1 VLCD 6

Weights:
Brittany: 232.6
Jason: 222.6


Saturday, ah. I woke up this morning feeling awful.
Natalie has been sick the past few days, and so I am thinking she gave it to me because she is constantly up my butt and wants to lay on me and be in my face. Great.
So my mom came and got the baby and gave me the day off. It was so nice to just lay on the couch all day long even though my house is a mess. I finally caved this evening and took some medicine. I was able to make some dinner, which was pretty good.

For dinner we had beef and cabbage soup.
Beef, Cabbage, Minced onion, Garlic powder, beef broth, water, hot sauce, pepper. I was proud of myself, and this soup saved me breaking out the chicken noodle soup I have in the cabinet!


Anyways, tomorrow we might be taking a planned interuption for Jason's birthday. I refuse to go crazy but it is his birthday, and I guess one day won't kill me. But then it is back on track! No more cheats.


Friday, April 20, 2012

R1 VLCD5

Weights-
Me: 233.7
Jason: 222.9

I got to sleep in today! Hooray! It was much needed. I woke up at 8:30 to take my hcg and then went back to sleep while Jason took care of the baby and cleaned the kitchen. Double yay!

I seemed hungrier today than usual. No clue why.
For lunch we just had chicken and spinach. Nothing special.

For dinner I made chili! Yummy!
It was super simple, just ground beef, canned diced tomatoes, and some seasonings. Thinking I might be trying some meatloaf and other things. Both Jason and I are bored with the bland stuff.



One week in and I think we are both struggling,I know this diet is very hard. I keep seeing commercials for ice cream and reeses. Crap, I would kill for a pb&j right about now! Jason has been cheating a little, go figure he still loosing well. I know if I cheated I would stall. And because I want to get to 210 this round, I have to focus and put all my energy into this. Prayers please!

Measurement day!!
Let me remind you of last weeks measurements
Brittany: (Heigh 5' 10")
Starting weight: 236.5
Hips: 49"
Waist: 39"
Bust: 42"

Jason: (Height 6' 1")
Starting weight: 225.5
Hips: 42"
Waist: 42"
Bust: 45"


THIS WEEK::

Brittany:
Hips: 47" (Down 2")
Waist: 38" (Down 1")
Bust: 42 1/2 (Up 1/2") ((Not sad, since this is my boobs...))

Jason:
Hips: 41" (Down 1")
Waist: 41" (Down 1")
Bust: 43 1/2" (down 1 1/2")

Woohoo!!

Thursday, April 19, 2012

R1 LCD 4

Weight-
Me: 235.6
Jason 225.1

I'm down .9 pounds from starting weight! Woohoo!

Lunch was simple, chicken (baked for a change) and lettuse with an orange as my fruit.

Dinner was dreadful. I made tilapia and asparagus...
I do not know if I just did not make the tilapia right or what, but it was NOT good. I will not be making it for myself again. Bleck.
I ended up grilling up some beef tips to compensate. I just wasn't really hungry tonight. I will probably try another strawberry smoothie later, we'll see.

(I'd rather have an egg salad sandwich. :))

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

R1 LCD 3

We were off to a good start today! Weigh ins:

For lunch we had chicken sprinkled with Italian herbs and onion powder, a cucumber with some apple cider vinegar and salt, and an apple sprinkled with cinnamon.

Dinner, I made beef tips and spinach in lemon and garlic salt.

For dessert I plan on making a strawberry smoothie.

Total calories for the day: 442
And, thankfully, I haven't been starving. I was even able to skip breakfast and wait until about 12:30/1 for lunch. By dinner at 7 I was hungry though. But dinner was pretty satisfying and so I think I will wait about an hour for my smoothie. :)

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

R1 LCD2 //Cheating

Yesterday was really hard. REALLY hard.
For many many reasons.
Firstly, our dose was off. I was starving all day, even when I ate it wasn't satisfying, and I was left still hungry, and miserable. When it finally came time for bed, I couldn't sleep because I was so hungry.
Jason was hungry too, he practically begged me for food, anything.
Secondly, we didn't load properly. I don't think we realized we needed to gorge, and not just eat normally with the hcg.


So we cheated.
We lowered our dose, and we cheated, and decided to load for one more day and start over.
I won't diet and starve myself to where I can't sleep. Losing weight isn't that important to starve myself. So today, we are going to gorge ourselves for real, and look at tomorrow as a new day.

Yet this morning, at weigh in, 227.6 and 235.7. I lost a pound and Jason gained 2. Interesting!

Monday, April 16, 2012

R1 LCD1

Today began our first Very Low Calorie Diet(VLCD) Day.
Weigh in's this morning were 236.7(me) and 225.7(jason)
Jason gained NOTHING yesterday and I gained .7 pounds. Total gain over load days me: 1.2 pounds jason: .5 pounds

Our Menu today;
Breakfast- 1 orange            86 calories

Lunch- 8 Strawberries        32 calories
3 oz chicken breast            99 calories
3 cups lettuce                     30 calories


Dinner- 3.5 oz Chicken       110 calories
17 spears asparagus          51 calories



Total Calories for the day: 408 Calories


I have been so hungry all day. I am adjusting my dose, because I shouldn't be hungry. I was hungry yesterday too, so that tells me it's my dose, not I'm starving because I ate like a pig yesterday. Hopefully tomorrow will be better.
Day 1 and I was already having some cravings. Maybe because I was hungry. Generally only when I was feeding the baby. And it's just the beginning! ah!



Sunday, April 15, 2012

Anorexia and Bulemia are not the only eating disorders...

Today at dinner a comment was made.
We were discussing this diet, because my grandma like to always give her opinion and tell me how I "should" diet. Eat this not that, cook with this, take these pills, etc. I always get annoyed, because she thinks Dr. Oz is God and knows everything. Do I think HCG is the only way? No. It's research. And research will always be disproven by more research. But HCG is *A* way, and it is the way I have chosen, given I have read the research and read other diets, tried other diets that didn't work for me.
So, as we are leaving, she says "Her problem is just that she likes to eat ice cream and junk..." and I stopped her there. I instantly became defensive and angry. But she is right. I absolutely love junk. I drink too much pop, I eat too much chocolate at one time, and I like heaping bowls of ice cream.
My mom did the best she could raising me. But she was a working mom who couldn't watch everything I ate. When I was younger, my grandma would give me anything I wanted, because I wanted it. She tries to say now she didn't, but she does it with my daughter every time we are over. Natalie wants juice, but she really needs water. My grandma gives her the juice of course. As Natalie drank a cup of water today my grandma was amazed. (How is it I can get the kid to drink water in two weeks of being home, and she couldn't do it in 5 months of babysitting?) Anyways. I know my grandma gave me all the sweets I wanted, and when I went home I would sneak it if need be, or just eat, and my mom never said a word because I was a good kid and a good student. So what if I wanted to eat? I can't remember anyone, with the exception of my step mom, trying to direct me to good eating habits. (And, her direction was telling me I was fat and worthless, no wonder the kids didn't want to play with me, I was gross. How effective was that? I wanted to eat MORE. I think it was more she was miserable than she wanted to help.)
And you know what, I never cared about my body. It was good enough. I was "skinny" enough. I thinned out in high school, got attention from boys, and it just didn't matter. Someone would want me. (Unfortunately those someone's ended up being control, aggressive, and needed anger management. But at the time, it was someone and I didn't care what I needed to put up with.) So I continued eating the way I did, because it made me feel better about myself. I was so low on self esteem and had such a low self worth, that food was what I turned to, as many people do. It was a comfort, and I let food control me. I couldn't control my cravings, I tried, but I always gave in. It was easy to give in.
I wish someone would have taught me as a child, but as an adult I wasn't willing to change what I knew was harming me. This is a form of self abuse, and I firmly believe that. Once I got married, it got worse. I had a husband, what did I care what I looked liked? But then my low self esteem worked its way into my thoughts, and my already trust issues and jealousy issues came back with a vengeance. I know I have been miserable, untrusting, and my husband is probably ready to divorce me even though he won't admit it. Not because he doesn't love me, I know he loves me (he puts up with all the shit I give him), but because I have become controlling and moody. I am sure almost any women who has been through this would understand and agree, and I pray you this to my husband that it isn't him, it really is me.

Now, as I sit here, I realize I need to stop blaming everyone else. I need to take control of my actions, control of food, and stop letting myself abuse me. Stop letting the food control me. I need to give myself a HEALTHY body. Because I want to look good, but I know if I continue to eat this way major health problems are in my future. Before, I was 21 and didn't worry about health problems. Now I have a baby, I want more, and I want to be here for them as long as I can. To do that, I need to get healthy. I need to be the person I want to be, INSIDE AND OUT. And as weird as this sounds, I need to get clean. Clean from my food addiction.

My family thinks I am insane when I freak out about a bite of chocolate. But I don't want my daughter to struggle the way I have. I can tell her she is beautiful no matter what all day, but she needs to feel god about herself. So in addition to my rant, I want to add...parents, please don't give in. Natalie cries and throws a tantrum when she brings me her Easter chocolate and I won't give her any. But I know she upset now, and in the long run I am doing what is best for her. Is it hard to listen to her cry? Yes, to a point. I also think it is silly to cry over chocolate. But she is a year old, doesn't know better, and I just chuckle to myself a little and wish she knew what I was doing for her. She will someday.

With this diet, I am doing so many things besides getting skinny. Besides wanting to look better. I am improving my health, I am taking control. I am working on myself inside and out. I am taking control by doing it my way.

And I hope everyone reading this who (tough love) KNOWS they have an eating problem, knows food has taken control of them, and knows they are headed down a rocky path will decided to take control and make a change in their life....whether it be HCG, Weight Watcher, Atkins, or whatever it is they decide. You can be the person you dreamed, you just have to take control.

Day 2

I thought these loading days would be fun.
Doesn't it sound fun to eat as much as you can?
It isn't. I ate like I would normally would food wise, just more of what my normal portion might be. And I only gained .5 pounds.
Supposed to gain 2-3 over 2 days. So today, I have eaten more than I generally would and I'm still going! But I have actually been hungry unlike yesterday- I wasn't that hungry.

So this morning we weighed in 237 and 225.7

Tomorrow starts the hard part.
We went and got some basic things for the next few days, and I have decided to go buy stuff in bulk. (Because a serving of strawberries is 10, which is basically a whole pack)
So for the next two days chicken will be our best friend. Yay!
Then when I go out to Sams club we will have some fish, maybe some red meat but not much.

That's all I have for today!

Saturday, April 14, 2012

D Day

Today, we begin our diet! Finally!
The first two days are easy. I can eat whatever I want. It's Monday the real part begins, the hard part.
We will be weighing ourselves daily and measuring ourselves weekly.
I've also decided to hold onto my before pictures. I will share those later, when I have a hot body to compare it to. I thought I would be able to do it, but I'm still not emotionally ready to put myself out there like that.

Brittany: (Heigh 5' 10")
Starting weight: 236.5
Hips: 49"
Waist: 39"
Bust: 42"

Jason: (Height 6')
Starting weight: 225.5
Hips: 42"
Waist: 42"
Bust: 45"


Not sure who should be more embarrassed, me or Jason, because he has a bigger bust! Hahaha!
But in all honesty, I am disgusted with myself. I weigh more than my husband! UGH!
I know this diet has to work for me. Something has got to give.

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

An Improvised Menu

Our hCG is in New York! I will be a week behind, but I guess it is one more week to prepare. I wasn't ready this past weekend anyways.
Anyways, figured I would share the planned menu.

Breakfast: 1 cup warm water, Juice from 1/4 of a lemon, 2 tsp Vinegar, either an Apple or an Orange.

Lunch: 3 oz meat (fish or chicken), fruit, vegetable (likely in a salad of some sort)

Dinner: 3 oz meat (fish, chicken, or red meat), vegetable

I just learned that flavored seltzer water is allowed! I am not a huge water fan, especially during meals. So I think I will allow myself one of these a day, during meal times. Otherwise I will force myself to drink plain bottled water.

The protocol says you can have two fruits a day and two vegetables. Vegetables can not be mixed (two different kinds in one meal) and you can not combine meals. The only thing allowed is eliminating your fruit from a meal and having it for breakfast or a snack.

Tea and coffee is allowed, but I don't like tea and black coffee doesn't sound good either, so my lifeline will be water. I think I will try to post what I have eaten for the day, everyday. I know reading blogs that have done that has helped me considerably.

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

The Art of Wasting

I must learn the art of wasting.
That or learn to take smaller portions.
I have a bad habit of taking what I think I will eat, and then it ends up being too much. I get full, but I force myself to at the very least eat what is on my plate. Why?
I don't want to waste the money it costs, nor the food I think some starving child in Africa could be eating. I feel bad if I don't finish it, so I stuff myself to the point where I could explode.
Or you know that stuff I bought for the baby, and she didn't eat? That stuff I bought in bulk. It can't go to waste, it must be eaten.

I watch those shows where they toss everything bad for you. And I just think, why? Why would you do that? Eat it then start your diet!
I guess in these cases, I should learn the wonderful thing of charity and donating. Because at the end of the day, if I want the body I've dreamed about, is forcing myself to eat so something doesn't go to waste worth it? No. It isn't.
This is a habit I am going to have to break, because by over-stuffing myself I am just adding more calories to my body that it doesn't need.

I think that by counting my calories and tracking every single thing I put in my mouth, it is going to help because I will learn more about what my body actually needs. And if I remind myself that by over-eating, I am also going over my calories, hopefully I can push the extra away.
Right now, I don't care, because I don't track.

But something has got to give.
This was something I thought about, as I looked over my kitchen and realized there is a lot we won't be able to eat, and a lot we don't need to eat. Once this diet starts, someone better come get this crap out of my house.

Out of sight, Out of mind.

Friday, March 30, 2012

Why Me?

When I was growing up, I was always chunky. At times I was fat, I would thin out, only to gain the weight back. I looked back on pictures when I was under the age of 6, and I was actually skinny. I couldn't understand why me? What did I do to deserve being fat? What did I do to deserve the teasing, the stares and the ridicule? It just did not seem fair. My mom had always struggled with her weight too, and said I was walking in her foot steps.
I tried Weight Watchers, and it worked great for a while, but then I stopped losing, and soon lost motivation to track my points every day. I decided to just watch what I ate, but to no avail. I had no desire to try pre-packaged foods, because I returned to a normal diet I would gain the weight back. I got to a point where I just accepted the fact I would never be skinny. I would always hate my body, and never feel comfortable in my own skin.
But then when I got pregnant, and after having my daughter, I have found I have continued to gain. At least before pregnancy I would hit a certain weight, and never go over. I never went over 216 pounds. Sometimes I would go all the way down 195, only to shoot back up. But once my body had changed, it decided that 240 pounds was a better stopping point.
Even though I am married, I still feel completely insecure. I don't feel good enough. And I am at a point where I will try anything. I know I need to change my mind, and take control of my body. I need to be the person I want to be. But it is going to be hard to change. My family has always just made a ton of food, regardless of how "healthy" it is. I'm used to eating whatever I want, whenever I want, without thinking of the consequences. When I was in college, I felt like I had more control. But once I gave up, and "accepted" myself as I am, I stopped caring and got into some nasty eating habits.

In order to hold myself accountable, and in order to hopefully be some sort of inspiration, I am pledging to be completely honest. I want to share my transformation with everyone, including weights and pictures. Down to every single inch. Will it be hard to put the most embarrassing part of me out there for the world see, when I have spent so much time sucking in my stomach to hide what I have become? Absolutely. But I know other people have given up.
You don't have to embarrassed, you don't have to be depressed. You don't have to hate looking in the mirror and shopping. I hope to prove that!

The Facts

The HCG Diet

When I started to express I was interested in this diet, I had a lot of different feedback. I had support from some, questions from others, and ridicule from a few. A lot of people asked how is the HCG Diet healthy? I myself was included in this. I kept pushing back my start date because I wanted to know more. Now, I want to share my learning and my experience with others, because I want to help someone the way others have helped me.
Before beginning this diet, I highly recommend reading Dr. A.T.W. Simeons book, Pounds and Inches. The book can be found here online, or you can purchase a hard copy from Barnes and Noble for about $9. I personally prefer the hard copy because I have it for reference, can highlight things, and it is small enough to be carried around. It contains everything you need to know about the diet. But, I will put what I have learned in this first post, so you can get an idea before you invest time in something you might not even be interested in.

So, what is the HCG Diet? 
Dr. Simeons developed this diet on the idea that obesity is a disorder. He said there are 3 kinds of fat; the fat that pads our organs, the fat we use for fuel, and abnormal fat. The abnormal fat is used as a last resort, so when we diet, yes we lose weight, but we first burn through our reserved fat, then our lean muscle fat, and last the abnormal fat. So once the diet ceases, it is almost in evident that the fat is going to come back, increasing weight and inches. Instead, Dr. Simeons developed a low calorie diet with the assistance of hCG to reset the body to use the abnormal fat, so your body an be reshaped. Basically, the hCG resets your hypothalamus as to use the stored abnormal fats and leave the fats we need to be healthy. On the diet, it is extremely important to eat 500 calories a day in addition to your hCG (either by injection, the most effective way, or by sublingual drops) no more, no less, because otherwise your body will cling to the fat for energy and not allow it to be release and used.
Is the HCG Diet healthy?
Yes, the HCG diet is healthy because again, you are using abnormal stored fat, and not your reserve fat. Generally it has been recommended that a person should lose no more than 2 pounds per week. On the HCG diet, on average a female would lose 25-28 pounds in 40 days, males more. This is because normal dieting you are using a different type of fat.
In addition to the health aspect, it is important to take vitamins while on this diet. It was developed in the 1950's, and food contained more nutritional value than it does today. This would be something you might want to consult with your physician to see how many vitamins you need, or you could just take a daily multi-vitamin, given it does not contain any oils or sugars.
How does the diet work?
As previously mentioned, you are allowed 500 calories with specific amounts of protein, fruits and vegetables. You must follow the strict diet for at least 30 days, up to 40. You must also eliminate all oils and sugars from your daily products such as shampoo, deodorant, etc. Oils slow down weight loss, so it is important to get rid of them. The diet is broken into 4 phases. Phase 1 is your loading days, you take the hCG but eat as much as you can, this helps reset your hypothalamus. Phase 2 is the diet portion. Phase 3, you slowly introduce some foods into your diet, no hCG and increase your calories. Not all foods are allowed. Phase 4 is the lifetime phase, in which you introduce limited amounts of everything, but still must continue a healthy lifestyle. If you return to eating McDonalds every day the weight will come back on, more slowly, but eventually the reset will undo.
You can multiple rounds of the diet, but a certain amount of time is needed between rounds. 
Q & A
Below are some questions I have been asked, and their answers for what I have discovered.

  1. Will the diet have any effect on my fertility? Not negatively. Because HCG is a traditional pregnancy hormone, and is used in much much larger doses for fertility treatments, women find after being on the HCG for an extended period of time, it is easier to become pregnant. 
  2.  Is the diet safe for men, since HCG is a hormone traditionally produced by women? Yes, the HCG diet is just as safe for men as it is for women, and in fat men will likely have better results than women. The HCG simply aids in correcting the disorder, and does not in any feminize a man or effect his hormones. (Estrogen is used for sex-changes, NOT HCG)
  3. Do I have to exercise? NO! You do not have to exercise. Walking 30-60 minutes a day is recommended, simply for your healthy but is not required. This diet is one of the top diets for patients who have disabilities that deter them from exercising for this very reason. 
  4. What happens if I cheat? If you cheat, you can expect it will take 3 days to catch up. This is at most 40 days, you can do ANYTHING for 40 days. It isn't worth it to cheat.  
  5. What is the difference between store-bought (like Walmart brand) HCG and prescription? Huge difference! Store bought HCG does not contain any HCG, it is a mix of amino acids which "tell" your body to produce HCG. If your body DOES not produce enough HCG it needs, you will feel hungry, weak and you will use the good fat, not the abnormal fat. The FDA has cracked down on over the counter products, and real HCG can only be purchased with a prescription, or over sea's. DO NOT let your doctor tell you this is an over the counter diet. I can help you find a reputable, reliable distributor at a fair price, but I have been told by several health food stores (GNC, Vitamin World, and Vitamin Shoppe) that they do NOT recommend the product they carry. 

*If you have a question, feel free to post a comment or ask me privately at brittanyyankowski@gmail.com. I will do my best to find the answer. 

**Please note, I am still beginning this diet, and learning as I go along. There are other seasoned veterans that I get a lot of information from, as well as various readings, including the original protocol. I do not claim to know everything, but I will share everything I do know!