Ness
The Weight Loss Monster
I was so pleased to have lost 4.5lbs in the first week and felt energised to keep up the diet and increase my exercising because I know that you usually loose more weight in the first week than any other time.
I stuck to the diet religiously and went out for an hours walk at least every day. Prior to starting WW I was housebound for 6 years, so I thought that the weight would melt of at the first sign of exercise... But no, I went to my WI last night and I'd only lost half a pound. :cry:
I'm not an overly emotional person (honest!) but I actually teared up as the leader asked me if I'd been doing the diet right etc.
I did explain to her that I upped my exercise ten fold and maybe it was that problem. She replied that a pound of muscle and a pound of fat weigh the same (a pound... Obviously) and not to rest on that excuse. :sigh:
Anyway, it's made me ten times more determined to get it right this week. I suppose I'm just a bit over whelmed because when I lost 3 stone with WW 7 years ago it was really easy. I've since had a hysterectomy and been put on steroids but I have no idea to what extent that affects my loss.
Sorry to drone on and on
. My husband is just chuffed I lost the half pound and doesn't understand why I'm so disappointed, even when I explain that four other women at the weigh in claimed to have cheated all week and they lost at least 3 pounds each.
Right, pity party done... I'm of to see what I can have for lunch that doesn't include the words lard, chocolate or extra fattening in the title
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Thanks for listening.
Ness
I stuck to the diet religiously and went out for an hours walk at least every day. Prior to starting WW I was housebound for 6 years, so I thought that the weight would melt of at the first sign of exercise... But no, I went to my WI last night and I'd only lost half a pound. :cry:
I'm not an overly emotional person (honest!) but I actually teared up as the leader asked me if I'd been doing the diet right etc.
I did explain to her that I upped my exercise ten fold and maybe it was that problem. She replied that a pound of muscle and a pound of fat weigh the same (a pound... Obviously) and not to rest on that excuse. :sigh:
Anyway, it's made me ten times more determined to get it right this week. I suppose I'm just a bit over whelmed because when I lost 3 stone with WW 7 years ago it was really easy. I've since had a hysterectomy and been put on steroids but I have no idea to what extent that affects my loss.
Sorry to drone on and on
Right, pity party done... I'm of to see what I can have for lunch that doesn't include the words lard, chocolate or extra fattening in the title
Thanks for listening.
Ness