Weight watchers pro points

[Sazz1006 10]

1) eat healthily

 

2) do some excercise.

 

£5 please

 

I think you'll find someone has already beaten you to that kind 'witticism' on the other thread

 

Eat less, exercise more.

That will be £5 each please fatties.

 

I just don't get why people who obviously don't have a particular problem search out support threads and mock those who do need support

[bobbie 10]

Its not a case of mocking, more stating the obvious

[indiechick 10]

1) eat healthily

 

2) do some excercise.

 

£5 please

 

How tiresome :roll::roll::roll::roll:

[CottonTop 11]

Bet you all stop doing your diets by March.

 

And then pile all your weight back on plus a little extra

 

The classic yo yo diet

 

While statistically speaking what you say is true, the fact that you say it so smugly shows insensitivity on your part. What anyone who struggles with their weight needs is positive support, not your negative predictions on what might happen. If you can't say something nice....don't say anything at all.

[TJC1 10]

I dont do weight watchers, But I do use Myfitness pal

http://http://www.myfitnesspal.com/forums

 

It lets you track food and exercise and does all the hard work for you.

 

I have been at it since may last year 33lb down last year, 1lb down this year lol

 

Awesome losses, well done! might have to check the site out as im wanting to lose some unwanted xmas pounds.

[rf2690 10]

Your sparkling personality shining through again. You really are a horrible individual.

 

Are you sure you mean personality,you're right about the horrible though,would love to see a photo of Bobbie.

[gailsnails 10]

what is the pro points system? I don't actually go to the meetings so i haven. Got the updated file x

 

hi you can actually buy all the new pro points package on Ebay if you dont want to go to the classes.

[bagger 10]

A lady at my meeting has maintained her weight loss for 10 years. It is about changing eating habits for life, once you get used to the correct portion sizes you should be ok. If you go back to your old eating habits it won't be any good long term.

Does the thought of going to Weight Watchers for 10 years not fill you with dread and misery?

[Sooperdooper 10]

Well week one completed, been to the meeting tonight and have lost 3lbs I am pleased with that and it wasn't hard at all, how of the rest of you who are doing WW got on?

[gailsnails 10]

Well week one completed, been to the meeting tonight and have lost 3lbs I am pleased with that and it wasn't hard at all, how of the rest of you who are doing WW got on?

 

Hi Sooperdooper-Well done! thats brilliant. Iv'e been for my first weigh in at Beighton and lost 4 lbs and i can honestly say i haven't been hungry at all. I have invested in a calculator though cos a bit was guess work but i'm really pleased overall. So here's to another week of healthy eating and hopefully a few more pounds off!! So good luck to you and any other forumers on the WW plan.

[gailsnails 10]

Does the thought of going to Weight Watchers for 10 years not fill you with dread and misery?

 

Well.............the thought of being fat for ten more years does-so i guess the answer to that is....erm NO!!!

[Sooperdooper 10]

Hi Sooperdooper-Well done! thats brilliant. Iv'e been for my first weigh in at Beighton and lost 4 lbs and i can honestly say i haven't been hungry at all. I have invested in a calculator though cos a bit was guess work but i'm really pleased overall. So here's to another week of healthy eating and hopefully a few more pounds off!! So good luck to you and any other forumers on the WW plan.

 

Hi Gailsnails, that is fantastic well done to you too. I got the calculator last week thought the wheel thing was a bit of a pain, have used it loads . Got the mag for some new recipe ideas. I agree with you though not been hungry at all. Here is to another good week, will report in next week good luck