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Weight Loss/Maintenance

auntAgonist

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3. No, to me it would be a big deal. WW isn't particularly inexpensive and we all have to

Reply to AngryOldDem (Reply #2)

Tue Jul 10, 2012, 11:05 AM

Jul 2012

watch our dollars!

Some research/clarification would be good. That particular 'rule' does seem very unreasonable to me.

I KNOW for a fact (I'm scale obsessed) that my weight varies a lot depending on the time of day, whether or not I just showered AND whether or not I washed my longish hair.

It could make a difference depending on your footwear!!!

It's just too iffy.

Best to try to stay with your regular weigh in times and IF you think you'll be over their limit don't go. BUT, don't stay away for more than one meeting. The possibility is there for a backslide of sorts.

hang in there!

aA
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A little aggravated with WW. [View all] AngryOldDem Jul 2012 OP

I absolutely agree with you on the stabilization period. Not to mention the different weigh in time auntAgonist Jul 2012 #1

Thanks. Now I know it's not just me who has a problem with this, then. AngryOldDem Jul 2012 #2

No, to me it would be a big deal. WW isn't particularly inexpensive and we all have to auntAgonist Jul 2012 #3

This is why I dropped out of WW so many times, at or very close to goal weight K8-EEE Aug 2012 #4

I'm not worrying about it anymore. AngryOldDem Aug 2012 #5