Any other heavier LW's out there?
I thought I wouldn't fit in either. I started out at 268 and at 5'4" my BMI was a little higher than "lightweight" too. guess what? This is THE board to be on and you will love it. I feel like I know these people personally and you will too. There are some very regular posters and some, iike me, that read every day but don't respond every day. Doesn't matter-i still feel VERY WELCOME here.
so, welcome aboard.
Janet
so, welcome aboard.
Janet
I've come to the conclusion that there are two ways to measure "lightweight" on this board.
The first is the technical definition - 35-40ish BMI, about 100 pounds to lose.
The second is the attitude. If the LW creed is for you, then you're a lightweight no matter what the scale says.
The first is the technical definition - 35-40ish BMI, about 100 pounds to lose.
The second is the attitude. If the LW creed is for you, then you're a lightweight no matter what the scale says.
Rebecca
Circumferential LBL, anchor TT, BL/BR, brachioplasty 12-16-10 Drs. Howard and Gutowski
Thigh lift 3-24-11, Drs. Howard and Gutowski again!
Height 5' 5". Start point 254. DH's goal: 154. My guess: 144. Insurance goal: 134. Currently bouncing around 130-135.
Circumferential LBL, anchor TT, BL/BR, brachioplasty 12-16-10 Drs. Howard and Gutowski
Thigh lift 3-24-11, Drs. Howard and Gutowski again!
Height 5' 5". Start point 254. DH's goal: 154. My guess: 144. Insurance goal: 134. Currently bouncing around 130-135. 
On February 19, 2011 at 6:16 PM Pacific Time, paranoidmother21 wrote:
I've come to the conclusion that there are two ways to measure "lightweight" on this board.The first is the technical definition - 35-40ish BMI, about 100 pounds to lose.
The second is the attitude. If the LW creed is for you, then you're a lightweight no matter what the scale says.
Thank you all so much, again, for the warm welcome!
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