Losers for Lent
My scale is . . .
. . . Just NOT moving. I am doing everything that I possibly can to get it to move down, but it ain't happening. Okay I did lose 8 lbs in the first 5 days, but now I can't get it to move, not even a 1/2 a pound. UUUUGGGGHHHHHH! This is so frustrating.
On the other hand, I have been extrememly stressed over the past few days. Does anyone know about how stress can affect weight loss? I am just wondering if there is a correlation.
I am dedicated to staying commited, to this thing . . . even if it kills me!!! LOL.
On the other hand, I have been extrememly stressed over the past few days. Does anyone know about how stress can affect weight loss? I am just wondering if there is a correlation.
I am dedicated to staying commited, to this thing . . . even if it kills me!!! LOL.
Lisa Z.
When we believe, all things are possible!
I know that many people get weighed daily but that never worked for me. I didn't care about weighing myself daily while I was gaining weight. I used to just get weighed when I went to the doctor's office and I was doing this post--op because some docs had the only scale I could get on and off and read my weight--they went over 500 lbs and had integrated hand grips or nearby grab bars. I simply can't get on a regular doctor's scale. Since last year, I've tried to get weighed once per mo at one of these scales ( regardless of whether I had an appt--The doc let's me use the scale at slow times).
I'd suggesting just getting weighed on a less frequent basis-weekly, bi-weekly, or even monthly. I'm usually seeing a 4 lb per month weight loss, but I might get discouraged if I didn't lose weight one week, retained fluids the next and even gained a little. Oh, there are also the dreaded stalls. They should usually last less than 6 weeks but that's hard to put up with when you are being true to your diet. Just hand in there and keep trying. You will find relative peace and the scale will go down.
I'd suggesting just getting weighed on a less frequent basis-weekly, bi-weekly, or even monthly. I'm usually seeing a 4 lb per month weight loss, but I might get discouraged if I didn't lose weight one week, retained fluids the next and even gained a little. Oh, there are also the dreaded stalls. They should usually last less than 6 weeks but that's hard to put up with when you are being true to your diet. Just hand in there and keep trying. You will find relative peace and the scale will go down.