02-03-2012, 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Zimmeh
Grabs Tonya and Leigh, let's go shopping
Zimmeh
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Shopping and dinner would work ~ a true girl's night out
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Originally Posted by sylvie
Oh & today is weigh in day for me..
Last week, at weigh in, i didn't lose even one lb over a 2 week period..
(i didn't gain either, which is a win in my book!)
i have been feeling stuck after reaching 82 lbs lost, and i have much more to go.. think i just needed to step it up some exercisewise (which ive done this week) and really be careful ...they said it would get a little harder once i got to around 220 or 210 perhaps, so maybe that's what's going on with me.. i'm not giving up though, no way!
Last weigh in was 233 lbs.. So wish me luck pleasse!

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That's one thing about my workouts right now is that I kinda feel a little bit stuck ~ I'm doing treadmill, the 9-circuit weights and then ending with the cycling machine. I wish the gym that I was at had other things like a pool etc but its only a smaller gym so I use what they got. I'm looking into one other gym that has more services than the one I have has to offer; the monthly fee isn't much more than what I'm paying now and it has other things like a pool, a track for walking/running and other things too.
I'm only looking into things right now, we'll see how it goes and one day I'll probably stop by to actually take a tour or check it out ~ for now I will stick to my regular gym and keep going 
sylvie ~ your doing sooooooooooooo good, keep it up girl
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Originally Posted by PrudenceJuris
Outstanding!!!
I have been thinking I will do WW. What made you decide to use them as your vehicle to healthy weight loss?
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Originally Posted by PinkieLee
Hey hot stuff I know you were asking Medusa, but I'm on WW, too so I thought I would chime in.
I chose WW because there aren't any special diets or tricks. Nothing is off limits, but having a daily point allowance lets you make heathier choices of what you should or shouldn't eat. You can figure out ww points on every single item with a nutritional label on the back.
When you sign up, they give you a target point range, with an extra weekly allowance. As you start losing weight, your target points range will start to decline.
It's super easy to use, too! Thousands of great recipes, eating out cheat sheets (so you can figure things out before you go out), workout tips and community blogs.
They have TONS of restaurants listed as well. If they aren't listed, all you have to do is google "ww points in *insert restaurant here*" and you'll find other websites that do have the calculations.
The monthly online rate is $17.95... which to me is not too bad. They also have the local meetings that you can do instead (I'm not too sure on the price range of this). Or a combination of the two.... it's up to you.
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I was thinking about joining Weight Watchers too, doing something to kick start more of my weight loss. I'm gonna look into meetings and online, though I think meetings will probably work better for me
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