Hey everyone,
I'm wondering if anyone can help me out. I started SW last June and went a few months without setting a target, so I could see how I felt when I lost some weight first. Before Christmas, I decided on a final target weight of 8 and a half stone. I haven't written that in my book yet, although I have put it on the progress graph on the SW website.
I also decided my first interim target would be 10 stone, which I reached two weeks ago. I wrote that in my book and now, for some reason, SW thinks I'm at target. I even got a congratulations letter in the post today - even though I've still got 1.5 stones to lose! My consultant has now left our group so we've had people filling in for her, and last night I was told I didn't have to pay as I'm at target. I'm confused! I thought interim targets were just goals to work towards while aiming for your final target? I didn't realise they counted for anything. They have never been properly explained to me so any info would be appreciated!
PS. Sorry that was so long-winded
I'm wondering if anyone can help me out. I started SW last June and went a few months without setting a target, so I could see how I felt when I lost some weight first. Before Christmas, I decided on a final target weight of 8 and a half stone. I haven't written that in my book yet, although I have put it on the progress graph on the SW website.
I also decided my first interim target would be 10 stone, which I reached two weeks ago. I wrote that in my book and now, for some reason, SW thinks I'm at target. I even got a congratulations letter in the post today - even though I've still got 1.5 stones to lose! My consultant has now left our group so we've had people filling in for her, and last night I was told I didn't have to pay as I'm at target. I'm confused! I thought interim targets were just goals to work towards while aiming for your final target? I didn't realise they counted for anything. They have never been properly explained to me so any info would be appreciated!
PS. Sorry that was so long-winded