Weight Watchers - Page 39

_Lisa_ · #**571** 03-02-2006, 08:10 AM

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Originally posted by Tippiechick
Lost 6.2 more pounds this week. I'd been stuck at the same weight for three weeks.

12 pounds to GOAL!
17 to personal goal!

That will bring me to 100 pounds lost at goal and 105 at personal goal!!!

WOW! Congratulations! I need more motivation to get back into WW & I think your post just might be what I needed!

bluefish81 · #**572** 03-02-2006, 08:21 PM

I'm down another 1.25 pounds this week, which I'm happy with because I thought I'd be up this week. That puts me at 33.1 pounds overall. I'm getting closer to my goal (45 pounds), but right now I'm just working on getting to 35 pounds.

AOII_Luv · #**573** 03-10-2006, 07:51 AM

I weighed in last and was not able to last week due to picking up some hours at work. According to their scale, I am down 5 lbs in two weeks. That is good, but I believe I am down more than that. First, there is a difference in my home scale and their scale of 4 lbs. When I went to weigh-ins before, there was like a difference of 1-2 lbs max. And, the lady working last night is brand-new so I am wondering if there may have been an issue with her scale. Plus, when I weighed myself this morning there was a 4.5 lb difference to yesterday at the weigh-in. Don't get me wrong, 5 lbs is great and my clothes do fit a lot better, but I guess I just need to keep track of what my home scale says compared to the weigh-in at the meetings.

_Lisa_ · #**574** 03-10-2006, 08:29 AM

Honestly, if I were you, I'd forget your home scale. Go by what the meeting scale says every time. It is the only scale that matters when it comes to being a lifetime member & keeping track of two weights just sounds like HELL to me!

I have a home scale too & I try to keep in mind that my weight fluctuates at certain times of the day, every day. Especially when I'm on my period & I'm retaining water-I've seen a 5 lbs. difference on my home scale in just 1 day!

tinydancer · #**575** 03-10-2006, 10:11 AM

I have lost 19 pounds since Jan. 7. If I don't make 20 tomorrow when I weigh in, I am going to be mad.
(but I'll keep on trying)

AOPIHottie · #**576** 03-12-2006, 07:14 PM

I have been on ww for 6 weeks now, and I have lost 10 pounds, so I am pretty happy with it!! I just bought a scale at wal mart yesterday for $20 it tracks your weight lose for you!! They also have a WW scale, but I didn' like that one.

bluefish81 · #**577** 03-30-2006, 11:44 PM

I lost 2 more pounds this week, bringing my total weight loss to 36.1 pounds. I've only got 9.5 pounds to go, I'm so excited!!!

tinydancer · #**578** 03-31-2006, 12:47 PM

I've lost 21 lbs. but I am sure losing motivation lately.
I think it is sorta the "blah" time of year.

tld221 · #**579** 02-21-2011, 01:49 PM

bumping because I'm wondering if anyone is doing or has recently done WW. I'd like to start going to the meetings.

BraveMaroon · #**580** 02-21-2011, 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by tld221

bumping because I'm wondering if anyone is doing or has recently done WW. I'd like to start going to the meetings.

Like many people who have done WW, this wasn't my first go at it.

I did it with great success in 2001, lost all the weight, stopped going and it came back and brought some friends.

So I started it again in January- and I have to say, I love it.

They have redone the program - it's still a version of points - called Points Plus - and you can eat fruits and vegetables (most of them) for "free".

I've lost 11.4 pounds in six weeks, and am on track for another multi-pound week again.

I don't feel deprived. Mostly. I mean, duh... but it isn't bad.

You do have to plan ahead though - the fruits and veggies you need don't just magically appear in your fridge.

That said, I highly recommend it. PM me if you want more info.

KSUViolet06 · #**581** 02-22-2011, 12:32 AM

I joke that my Weight Watchers co-workers would eat baby tiger sauteed in panda tears if it came in under their points for the day.

Always AlphaGam · #**582** 02-28-2011, 01:07 AM

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Originally Posted by tld221

bumping because I'm wondering if anyone is doing or has recently done WW. I'd like to start going to the meetings.

I am in Week 4 of WW and I'm loving it. I have lost 4.8 lbs since beginning the program and am trying to be patient. Someone told me once that I didn't gain all this weight overnight, so I shouldn't expect to lose it overnight.

I decided to go to meetings and am very lucky that I found one with a wonderful leader. I've heard that not all leaders are that way, so be sure to find one that you like and don't quit trying until you find her/him! More power to the members who do it online only. I know that I have to be accountable to myself, and to do so I *MUST* attend a weekly weigh in and meeting. I'm on a monthly pass and exercise at home...quite a bargain from gym fees.

Fruits and vegetables have been such a blessing, especially on the nights where I've already used up my 29 points and don't really want to burn my weekly points just yet. My freezer is stocked with SmartOnes that I usually eat for lunch. Quick, easy, and good with the Points.

I'm a newcomer to WW so I only know Points Plus and only Points Plus. Several ladies in my meeting are re-treads from the old system and are still very resistant to change. They love their sliders and sliders only but WW does not make sliders anymore. Just the calculator...if you can get your hands on one. My center has a few dozen, but they're experiencing a massive shortage nationwide because WW did not expect to see a response like this. I guess Jennifer Hudson was THAT convincing.

Feel free to PM me as well if you have any questions. Good luck!

DaffyKD · #**583** 02-28-2011, 01:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Always AlphaGam

I am in Week 4 of WW and I'm loving it. I have lost 4.8 lbs since beginning the program and am trying to be patient. Someone told me once that I didn't gain all this weight overnight, so I shouldn't expect to lose it overnight.

I decided to go to meetings and am very lucky that I found one with a wonderful leader. I've heard that not all leaders are that way, so be sure to find one that you like and don't quit trying until you find her/him! More power to the members who do it online only. I know that I have to be accountable to myself, and to do so I *MUST* attend a weekly weigh in and meeting. I'm on a monthly pass and exercise at home...quite a bargain from gym fees.

Fruits and vegetables have been such a blessing, especially on the nights where I've already used up my 29 points and don't really want to burn my weekly points just yet. My freezer is stocked with SmartOnes that I usually eat for lunch. Quick, easy, and good with the Points.

I'm a newcomer to WW so I only know Points Plus and only Points Plus. Several ladies in my meeting are re-treads from the old system and are still very resistant to change. They love their sliders and sliders only but WW does not make sliders anymore. Just the calculator...if you can get your hands on one. My center has a few dozen, but they're experiencing a massive shortage nationwide because WW did not expect to see a response like this. I guess Jennifer Hudson was THAT convincing.

Feel free to PM me as well if you have any questions. Good luck!

You can access the calculator through e-tools or with a phone app.

DaffyKD

Always AlphaGam · #**584** 02-28-2011, 01:35 AM

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Originally Posted by DaffyKD

You can access the calculator through e-tools or with a phone app.

DaffyKD

Right. I should have mentioned that but forgot! I ended up getting a calculator though I have the app installed on my Droid because I spend a LOT of time at the store going from food product to food product calculating PP values. It does a number on your phone's battery if you use it as much as I do.

I spend time reading the WW message boards and unfortunately not everyone has a smart phone. The calculator's free on e-tools, but obviously isn't as convenient.

It was on sale for $5.95 at my center but has since gone up to the regular price of $11.95. It's such a hot item on eBay now...people are actually buying them for 4-5x the regular price! Crazy!

soulfulremix · #**585** 02-28-2011, 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by tld221

bumping because I'm wondering if anyone is doing or has recently done WW. I'd like to start going to the meetings.

Hi TLD, I did WW in 2009, and for 5 months in 2010. I was most successful in 2010, losing about 15 pounds. I joined WW to "lose weight" but I stayed because I needed the reminders of portion control. I went to meetings in Queens with a wonderful leader. She was African-American, and spoke to the unique struggles of African-American women losing weight.

I loved WW, and would have continued going if not for the cost. I lost my job and have not been able to keep up membership. I did the meetings, regular workouts, and ate only real food - nothing processed, not much candy, etc. I cannot wait to go back. I plan to start running, and will use my WW materials as a guide to healthier eating.

It will be tempting to buy WW materials. The most helpful, to me, was the food guide that outlines points for tons of food items. I loved the food scale, but you can get them cheaper.

Once I joined, I found many blogs of current and former WW members. My favorite is msbitchcakes, she's a Brooklyn WW member. She's really changed her life and eating habits through hard work and reflection.

Good luck if you decide to join.