Guest guest Posted April 23, 2005 Report Posted April 23, 2005 Hi Carol.. I agree for those that would get frustrated it would not be a good thing.. to see some water weight could prove of be negative to them.. However for others it will reinforce the achievements they are making on a daily basis.. it will also lead them to the same place you arrived at and that is knowing how their weight fluctuates..and not lead them to experiencing panic attacks.. --- Carol Parsons wrote: > I weigh in every morning also, BUT my doctor told me > too, cuz I gain weight so fast it keeps me in check. > I can't let it get out of hand that way. But for > others that get frustrated, it's not good to weigh > every day. I've been with it long enough to know how > my weight fluctuates. Carol > Re: Weighing Yourself > > > > Just curious here... How many times a week do most > of > you weight yourself? > > I weight myself every morning after doing my daily > duty.. right after brushing my teeth.. > > > > > > > D > Presently: 110 lbs and 5 feet 4 inches tall > Current Field Of Study: Medical Treatment for > Weight Loss " Bariatrics " > > > __________________________________________________ > Quote
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