aawwh what a shame. i too started class on my own, quite a daunting experience. I got chatting to the person sitting beside me and suggested we go for coffee after the class. There are now four of us who exchange ideas and chat in general while having our coffee. I love going to class even though I have reached my target. I am sure you will find a pal, after all you all have something in common. Dont be shy. Good luck with the weight loss.I go by myself.....got no one to go with![]()
I go by myself.....got no one to go with![]()
Thanks for the advice. I probably sound terrible saying this but i doubt if she went on her own she would be any different tbh. Im afraid of if i dont go with her she wont go at all if that makes sense. She has already started suggesting we dont stay to group every week - i think she is picking up i dont enjoy it!!
I think i am just gonner have to bite the bullet and change groups or stop going. I know that i cannot be responsible for her, but i do still want to help her and would feel terrible if she stopped going cos of me!! My oh seems to think that i am using this as an excuse not to go and give up, but he really cannot see how frustrating it is to spend an entire evening with someone who gives me no motivation, and complains they havent lost more weight then talks about everything off plan they have eaten :-((
Lukasmummy said:Do you have any idea why she struggles to stay on plan? Is it that the cooking is overwhelming or she just chooses to eat other stuff maybe if you could help her with why she is struggling it would be easier for you both? The big problem is if she simply can't be bothered or doesn't want to try sticking to plan you won't be able to make her. I know this is probably going to sound stupid but is there any chance you could go to the meeting near you to help yourself perhaps even pick up some tips that would help her and maybe go with her to hers as well just as a friend and not pay/weigh for a few weeks? Hubby comes with me so he can watch our little guy and no-one seems to mind that he's not a member. Hugs Crystal xx
dreamslim said:I don't have any advice I'm afraid but I wanted to say I know what you're going through.
I've mentioned on this forum before that I used to go with a friend who was on Alli and rarely used to follow plan coz the alli helped her out. On the weeks she did stay on plan she would lose 3-4lbs easily but on the bad weeks she would gain or lose a lb. The bad weeks came more than the good so she would always moan about her losses BUT would never actually discuss what she ate or the fact that she was on Alli she would always say she was on plan (which meant she was off plan but hoped Alli would take care of it)
I used to go round her house most Saturday nights which should be ideal on account of both being on sw but as she could cheat she would usually end up leading me astray (and I'm easily lead) and I would be eating junk on wi nights (Thursday) for our weekly 'treat' and junk on a sat night so would usually also be off plan for fri and in the end I started putting on, I eventually gave up going and, if I could change things, I wouldn't have ever gone with her.
Sorry for the rant but the point I want to make is you need to think about your own weight loss journey, if she's not ready you won't change her mind especially if she can't see what she's doing wrong and the chances are she'll end up leading you astray as well.
AnnaFaraday said:If she stops going, it won't be because of you. It will be because that is her decision. You won't be preventing her from going.
You have been very patient and you have done your best.
Kron said:Do you have to sit with her at group
Is there a way you can mingle, perhaps she would start talking to other members?
You could always have a quiet word with your c and explain she is de-motivating you, and ask if she can 'pick' you to do some bits for the group -even if it's putting sw mags in order
It would seem such a shame for her to ruin your time