Sunday, April 17, 2011. Kicked out of the Nest. Time to leave the nest of the PCP. Although perhaps we are now PCP-ers for life! Wow, so much to say. I might have been the oldest PCPer in this group of 26 team participants. by the way, congratulations to EVERYBODY for completing the Project! I entered the PCP 51 years. Today, on Day 93 I am 51 years YOUNG. Thank you Taylor, my e.

Tuesday, September 14, 2010. Well, here I am. Guess what, things are great! Do I still exercise? Yes I do. Do I eat junk food? Am I still on the diet? If you need.

Thursday, September 17, 2009. This project shifted my perspective on the way I approach training, drive, and support. On day 90, I sat in the park and spent time with my sister, a loved one, and a snake. Sunday, August 30, 2009.

So Long and Thanks for All the Fish! I remember telling a physician friend about PCP at the start of this program, and he predicted that I would probably see little change compared to other participants that might have more weight to lose, or poor diet habits that need correcting. While he was right in that the changes in my body have been subtle. Lastly, I think th.

Sunday, December 19, 2010. Day 90 and onwards - Sayonara but not goodbye. Almost a week of life off the chain now and I am still struggling with this final post. No profound insight to share or key nugget of advice to offer future PCPers without coming off as overly pedantic or verbose or both. I never imagined that listening to Patrick and Chen would take me from here. No chinned and surely lookin. Well you get the picture. Weight Going In to PCP - 93 kg.