Resolve to Keep Shysters from Your Diet Plans

I been BU-SY ! Life's going 100 miles/hour and I'm stuck at 65.. so I'm
working on catching up ;op

There most definitively IS elements that makes this very hard.. harder for
some people than others.. but there are more successful people that is led
to believe by a LOT of the studies out there.. and that bugs me..

It IS possible to do this.. with Weight Watchers.. or otherwise (as long as
it's healthy !).. it takes determination, a lot of patience, and
perseverance.. and EVERYBODY can have that.. it'll go faster for some people
than for others that's true.. but it IS possible for everybody !


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Will~

196.2 / 131.8 / 137 lbs
89 / 59.8 / 62.1 Kg

Personal goal 125 lbs / 56.7 Kg
"Fred" wrote in message
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Hey, where you been, Successful Leader? (G)

Altho, I do still wonder if there are some inherent biological issues
(psychological??) that make this a very hard struggle. (and frankly,
I only made it part way through the original poster's message)

On Thu, 28 Apr 2005 12:49:27 GMT, "Willow"
wrote:

The success rate of Weight Watchers is most studies is based only on
current
members, ignoring the life time members, 1/3 of which are at goal... and
mataining !

Not to mention that my "At Work" meetings have an average weight loss of
120
lbs in 12 weeks, and that's about 15 members... *buff nails on pyjama*
Gotta
admit they have a hell of a good leader ! heheheh

But seriously, no matter how great the program, the problem remain the
same.. if you ain't working it.. it ain't gonna work for you..

I just love members who gain week after week and swear they are following
the program... and of course blame me for it..

Lovely... I'm always very impressed by people who have insults as their main
argument.. that's very intellectually inspiring..

--
Will~

196.2 / 131.8 / 137 lbs
89 / 59.8 / 62.1 Kg

Personal goal 125 lbs / 56.7 Kg
"Marengo" wrote in message
news:sIdce.1411$c83.1147@lakeread07...
Willow wrote:
mataining !
||
|| Not to mention that my "At Work" meetings have an average weight
|| loss of 120 lbs in 12 weeks, and that's about 15 members...

Bullsh*t.

Do you think we are all as stupid as you are a prevaricating crossposter?