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  #11  
Old July 16th, 2006, 03:40 PM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
Willow Herself
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Posts: 1,887
Default Feeling skinny..

On the other hand, a lot of leaders play doctor (and not in a sexy way hehe)
and diagnoses people's problem, recomment supplement sometimes even
medication, and all around go WAY over our heads...

It's a fine line to walk. I play with tools, with ways to make this more fun
and happy.. not with people's health..
Will~


"ahmward" wrote in message
...
My leader often begins with "Don't say where you heard this but . . ." It
may be for something like telling us about hungrygirl.com that rates a
lot of products and gives the WW points for them. A good leader knows it
takes more than WW products and tools to win this battle. Your
spreadsheet sounds wonderful and I know you put a lot of time and thought
into them. It's a shame those in charge are so inflexible.

Audrey


"Willow Herself" wrote in
message . net...
Unfortunately us leaders who want to help more than work "by the book"
often get in troubles for it.. that spreadsheet almost cost me my job..
will~

"ahmward" wrote in message
...
Willow, you must be a great leader because you care so much. My leader
is the same. She lives and breathes WW and just can relate to all of
us, young and old. The best part is she tells us about her struggles so
she comes across as totally normal.I'll miss the meetings these next
weeks I'm out of town.
Audrey

"Willow Herself" wrote in
message . ..
)

I'm aware of this Matthew, but thanks for the look up!

I have my own spreadsheets that I've developped for myself and shared
with my members.. ;o)

Will~

"Matthew Plummer" wrote in
message . net...
Just remeber, water weighs about 8 pounds per gallon. If you drink
all the water you are supposed to drink on the plan, you are injesting
4 pounds of water. Add a salty meal to the mix and water retention
can vary your weight 6 pounds easily from day to day. Being adequately
hydrated is important for weight loss as well as general overall
health.

Don't sweat the day to day water weight changes. I track my weight on
a spreadsheet and look at the long term trend (3-4 months), not the
day to day stuff. I have a spreadsheet with both weight and percent
body fat on the same page. My bathroom scale will measure both and I
think it is helpful to see the changes in body fat beside the overall
weight. If my weight changes for the worse (up, of course), I like to
see if my percent of fat composition also changed. I am working out a
lot lately and while my weight has not decreased much in the past
months, the percent body fat has. I am losing the bad stuff while
adding muscle. No net change of weight, but a positive movement
overall which the scale alone won't tell.

If anyone wants a copy of the spreadsheet, drop me a line and I am
glad to share with the group.

~Matt

"Willow Herself" wrote in
message .com...
It's always an issue for me.. if it's hot, if I had salt, if it's
very cold, if I'm stressed if it's anywhere close to the time of the
month.. I'm been known to go up by 8 lbs in a day..

I was WI-ing everyday for a while, was up and down 5-6 lbs from day
to day..

grrrrrrr
Will~

"ahmward" wrote in message
...

"Willow Herself" wrote
in message .com...
Ain't that funny...

I didn't WI.. just feeling skinny.. I was up 2.6 monday.. which was
a bit much for the week I had... so I'm thinking water weight was
hitting me.. but today my jeans that were tight last week are
almost falling off me...

I'm the queen of water retention.. but this takes the cake..
Will~
NSV! Water retention has been a huge problem for me all summer.

Audrey












  #12  
Old July 16th, 2006, 03:41 PM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
Willow Herself
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Posts: 1,887
Default Feeling skinny..

I asked the same question.. to which my little brother answered "Maybe your
hat is getting very tight..."

grrrr
Will~

"Stormmee" wrote in message
...
I feel skinny and still gained is why I am not too upset, if I gained that
much why are my clothes loser??? Lee
Willow Herself wrote in
message
.com...
Ain't that funny...

I didn't WI.. just feeling skinny.. I was up 2.6 monday.. which was a bit
much for the week I had... so I'm thinking water weight was hitting me..

but
today my jeans that were tight last week are almost falling off me...

I'm the queen of water retention.. but this takes the cake..
Will~






  #13  
Old July 16th, 2006, 03:49 PM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
Stormmee
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Posts: 2,513
Default Feeling skinny..

I have heard the one I like say... Yes I take vitamins... beyond a good
daily... I always recommend you see a nutritionist, your doctor or another
health person you are comfortable with, I so like her
Willow Herself wrote in message
. com...
On the other hand, a lot of leaders play doctor (and not in a sexy way

hehe)
and diagnoses people's problem, recomment supplement sometimes even
medication, and all around go WAY over our heads...

It's a fine line to walk. I play with tools, with ways to make this more

fun
and happy.. not with people's health..
Will~


"ahmward" wrote in message
...
My leader often begins with "Don't say where you heard this but . . ."

It
may be for something like telling us about hungrygirl.com that rates a
lot of products and gives the WW points for them. A good leader knows it
takes more than WW products and tools to win this battle. Your
spreadsheet sounds wonderful and I know you put a lot of time and

thought
into them. It's a shame those in charge are so inflexible.

Audrey


"Willow Herself" wrote in
message . net...
Unfortunately us leaders who want to help more than work "by the book"
often get in troubles for it.. that spreadsheet almost cost me my job..
will~

"ahmward" wrote in message
...
Willow, you must be a great leader because you care so much. My

leader
is the same. She lives and breathes WW and just can relate to all of
us, young and old. The best part is she tells us about her struggles

so
she comes across as totally normal.I'll miss the meetings these next
weeks I'm out of town.
Audrey

"Willow Herself" wrote in
message . ..
)

I'm aware of this Matthew, but thanks for the look up!

I have my own spreadsheets that I've developped for myself and shared
with my members.. ;o)

Will~

"Matthew Plummer" wrote

in
message . net...
Just remeber, water weighs about 8 pounds per gallon. If you drink
all the water you are supposed to drink on the plan, you are

injesting
4 pounds of water. Add a salty meal to the mix and water retention
can vary your weight 6 pounds easily from day to day. Being

adequately
hydrated is important for weight loss as well as general overall
health.

Don't sweat the day to day water weight changes. I track my weight

on
a spreadsheet and look at the long term trend (3-4 months), not the
day to day stuff. I have a spreadsheet with both weight and

percent
body fat on the same page. My bathroom scale will measure both and

I
think it is helpful to see the changes in body fat beside the

overall
weight. If my weight changes for the worse (up, of course), I like

to
see if my percent of fat composition also changed. I am working out

a
lot lately and while my weight has not decreased much in the past
months, the percent body fat has. I am losing the bad stuff while
adding muscle. No net change of weight, but a positive movement
overall which the scale alone won't tell.

If anyone wants a copy of the spreadsheet, drop me a line and I am
glad to share with the group.

~Matt

"Willow Herself" wrote

in
message .com...
It's always an issue for me.. if it's hot, if I had salt, if it's
very cold, if I'm stressed if it's anywhere close to the time of

the
month.. I'm been known to go up by 8 lbs in a day..

I was WI-ing everyday for a while, was up and down 5-6 lbs from day
to day..

grrrrrrr
Will~

"ahmward" wrote in message
...

"Willow Herself" wrote
in message

.com...
Ain't that funny...

I didn't WI.. just feeling skinny.. I was up 2.6 monday.. which

was
a bit much for the week I had... so I'm thinking water weight was
hitting me.. but today my jeans that were tight last week are
almost falling off me...

I'm the queen of water retention.. but this takes the cake..
Will~
NSV! Water retention has been a huge problem for me all summer.

Audrey














  #14  
Old July 16th, 2006, 03:50 PM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
Stormmee
external usenet poster
 
Posts: 2,513
Default Feeling skinny..

snort, Lee
Willow Herself wrote in message
.com...
I asked the same question.. to which my little brother answered "Maybe

your
hat is getting very tight..."

grrrr
Will~

"Stormmee" wrote in message
...
I feel skinny and still gained is why I am not too upset, if I gained

that
much why are my clothes loser??? Lee
Willow Herself wrote in
message
.com...
Ain't that funny...

I didn't WI.. just feeling skinny.. I was up 2.6 monday.. which was a

bit
much for the week I had... so I'm thinking water weight was hitting

me..
but
today my jeans that were tight last week are almost falling off me...

I'm the queen of water retention.. but this takes the cake..
Will~








  #15  
Old July 17th, 2006, 12:59 AM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
Kate Dicey
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Posts: 256
Default Feeling skinny..

Willow Herself wrote:

Ain't that funny...

I didn't WI.. just feeling skinny.. I was up 2.6 monday.. which was a bit
much for the week I had... so I'm thinking water weight was hitting me.. but
today my jeans that were tight last week are almost falling off me...

I'm the queen of water retention.. but this takes the cake..
Will~


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  #16  
Old July 17th, 2006, 05:52 AM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
Willow Herself
external usenet poster
 
Posts: 1,887
Default Feeling skinny..

I heard a leader ask a member to get tested for thyroid... when it came back
negative, she told the member to get tested again by another doctor because
it had to be wrong...

How in H... would you know?
Will~

"Stormmee" wrote in message
...
I have heard the one I like say... Yes I take vitamins... beyond a good
daily... I always recommend you see a nutritionist, your doctor or another
health person you are comfortable with, I so like her
Willow Herself wrote in
message
. com...
On the other hand, a lot of leaders play doctor (and not in a sexy way

hehe)
and diagnoses people's problem, recomment supplement sometimes even
medication, and all around go WAY over our heads...

It's a fine line to walk. I play with tools, with ways to make this more

fun
and happy.. not with people's health..
Will~


"ahmward" wrote in message
...
My leader often begins with "Don't say where you heard this but . . ."

It
may be for something like telling us about hungrygirl.com that rates a
lot of products and gives the WW points for them. A good leader knows
it
takes more than WW products and tools to win this battle. Your
spreadsheet sounds wonderful and I know you put a lot of time and

thought
into them. It's a shame those in charge are so inflexible.

Audrey


"Willow Herself" wrote in
message . net...
Unfortunately us leaders who want to help more than work "by the book"
often get in troubles for it.. that spreadsheet almost cost me my
job..
will~

"ahmward" wrote in message
...
Willow, you must be a great leader because you care so much. My

leader
is the same. She lives and breathes WW and just can relate to all of
us, young and old. The best part is she tells us about her struggles

so
she comes across as totally normal.I'll miss the meetings these next
weeks I'm out of town.
Audrey

"Willow Herself" wrote in
message . ..
)

I'm aware of this Matthew, but thanks for the look up!

I have my own spreadsheets that I've developped for myself and
shared
with my members.. ;o)

Will~

"Matthew Plummer" wrote

in
message . net...
Just remeber, water weighs about 8 pounds per gallon. If you drink
all the water you are supposed to drink on the plan, you are

injesting
4 pounds of water. Add a salty meal to the mix and water retention
can vary your weight 6 pounds easily from day to day. Being

adequately
hydrated is important for weight loss as well as general overall
health.

Don't sweat the day to day water weight changes. I track my weight

on
a spreadsheet and look at the long term trend (3-4 months), not the
day to day stuff. I have a spreadsheet with both weight and

percent
body fat on the same page. My bathroom scale will measure both and

I
think it is helpful to see the changes in body fat beside the

overall
weight. If my weight changes for the worse (up, of course), I like

to
see if my percent of fat composition also changed. I am working out

a
lot lately and while my weight has not decreased much in the past
months, the percent body fat has. I am losing the bad stuff while
adding muscle. No net change of weight, but a positive movement
overall which the scale alone won't tell.

If anyone wants a copy of the spreadsheet, drop me a line and I am
glad to share with the group.

~Matt

"Willow Herself" wrote

in
message .com...
It's always an issue for me.. if it's hot, if I had salt, if it's
very cold, if I'm stressed if it's anywhere close to the time of

the
month.. I'm been known to go up by 8 lbs in a day..

I was WI-ing everyday for a while, was up and down 5-6 lbs from
day
to day..

grrrrrrr
Will~

"ahmward" wrote in message
...

"Willow Herself"
wrote
in message

.com...
Ain't that funny...

I didn't WI.. just feeling skinny.. I was up 2.6 monday.. which

was
a bit much for the week I had... so I'm thinking water weight
was
hitting me.. but today my jeans that were tight last week are
almost falling off me...

I'm the queen of water retention.. but this takes the cake..
Will~
NSV! Water retention has been a huge problem for me all summer.

Audrey
















  #17  
Old July 17th, 2006, 09:39 AM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
Stormmee
external usenet poster
 
Posts: 2,513
Default Feeling skinny..

that would scare the crap outta me if I heard that. What I like about mine
is that she lets you know seeking supplements/vitamins is not a bad thing
but she doesn't offer herself as an expert, in fact doesn't give that
advice, Lee
Willow Herself wrote in message
...
I heard a leader ask a member to get tested for thyroid... when it came

back
negative, she told the member to get tested again by another doctor

because
it had to be wrong...

How in H... would you know?
Will~

"Stormmee" wrote in message
...
I have heard the one I like say... Yes I take vitamins... beyond a good
daily... I always recommend you see a nutritionist, your doctor or

another
health person you are comfortable with, I so like her
Willow Herself wrote in
message
. com...
On the other hand, a lot of leaders play doctor (and not in a sexy way

hehe)
and diagnoses people's problem, recomment supplement sometimes even
medication, and all around go WAY over our heads...

It's a fine line to walk. I play with tools, with ways to make this

more
fun
and happy.. not with people's health..
Will~


"ahmward" wrote in message
...
My leader often begins with "Don't say where you heard this but . .

.."
It
may be for something like telling us about hungrygirl.com that rates

a
lot of products and gives the WW points for them. A good leader knows
it
takes more than WW products and tools to win this battle. Your
spreadsheet sounds wonderful and I know you put a lot of time and

thought
into them. It's a shame those in charge are so inflexible.

Audrey


"Willow Herself" wrote in
message . net...
Unfortunately us leaders who want to help more than work "by the

book"
often get in troubles for it.. that spreadsheet almost cost me my
job..
will~

"ahmward" wrote in message
...
Willow, you must be a great leader because you care so much. My

leader
is the same. She lives and breathes WW and just can relate to all

of
us, young and old. The best part is she tells us about her

struggles
so
she comes across as totally normal.I'll miss the meetings these

next
weeks I'm out of town.
Audrey

"Willow Herself" wrote

in
message . ..
)

I'm aware of this Matthew, but thanks for the look up!

I have my own spreadsheets that I've developped for myself and
shared
with my members.. ;o)

Will~

"Matthew Plummer"

wrote
in
message . net...
Just remeber, water weighs about 8 pounds per gallon. If you

drink
all the water you are supposed to drink on the plan, you are

injesting
4 pounds of water. Add a salty meal to the mix and water

retention
can vary your weight 6 pounds easily from day to day. Being

adequately
hydrated is important for weight loss as well as general overall
health.

Don't sweat the day to day water weight changes. I track my

weight
on
a spreadsheet and look at the long term trend (3-4 months), not

the
day to day stuff. I have a spreadsheet with both weight and

percent
body fat on the same page. My bathroom scale will measure both

and
I
think it is helpful to see the changes in body fat beside the

overall
weight. If my weight changes for the worse (up, of course), I

like
to
see if my percent of fat composition also changed. I am working

out
a
lot lately and while my weight has not decreased much in the past
months, the percent body fat has. I am losing the bad stuff

while
adding muscle. No net change of weight, but a positive movement
overall which the scale alone won't tell.

If anyone wants a copy of the spreadsheet, drop me a line and I

am
glad to share with the group.

~Matt

"Willow Herself"

wrote
in
message .com...
It's always an issue for me.. if it's hot, if I had salt, if

it's
very cold, if I'm stressed if it's anywhere close to the time of

the
month.. I'm been known to go up by 8 lbs in a day..

I was WI-ing everyday for a while, was up and down 5-6 lbs from
day
to day..

grrrrrrr
Will~

"ahmward" wrote in message
...

"Willow Herself"
wrote
in message

.com...
Ain't that funny...

I didn't WI.. just feeling skinny.. I was up 2.6 monday..

which
was
a bit much for the week I had... so I'm thinking water weight
was
hitting me.. but today my jeans that were tight last week are
almost falling off me...

I'm the queen of water retention.. but this takes the cake..
Will~
NSV! Water retention has been a huge problem for me all

summer.

Audrey


















 




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