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infinite monkey · 01-13-2012, 05:12 PM

I think that could absolutely be it. Concentrate less on the numbers and more on how you feel.

I don't weigh myself, and at the doc I tell them I don't want to know the number. They will tell me how much I've lost, though, if I have.

I go by fit of clothes and such. There will always be weight fluctuations anyway, and I would find that discouraging. Maybe weigh yourself less often, if you want the numbers. For me, the "number" is just depressing. I hated the "number" when I was in HS and fit as a fiddle, because I was an athlete, and not a petite little thing...whose numbers were so tiny!

Just some thoughts.

Oh, I don't have a clue what 600 grams equals in pounds.

01-13-2012, 05:12 PM	#66
infinite monkey Person who doesn't update the user title Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 13,002	I think that could absolutely be it. Concentrate less on the numbers and more on how you feel. I don't weigh myself, and at the doc I tell them I don't want to know the number. They will tell me how much I've lost, though, if I have. I go by fit of clothes and such. There will always be weight fluctuations anyway, and I would find that discouraging. Maybe weigh yourself less often, if you want the numbers. For me, the "number" is just depressing. I hated the "number" when I was in HS and fit as a fiddle, because I was an athlete, and not a petite little thing...whose numbers were so tiny! Just some thoughts. Oh, I don't have a clue what 600 grams equals in pounds.