Weight watchers
Hi I joined weight watchers Thursday I thought I would try it to get some weight off i am on the points tracking has anyone tried weight watchers Did it work for you and any tips or advise?
Thank you in advance
teresa
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I've done Weight Watchers
long before I was diagnosed. I lost about 28 pounds over the course of about 8 months. I followed the program pretty closely, recording points and exercising. It really does work--as long as you follow the program. What I like about WW is that there are no "forbidden" foods and it is quite flexible--like being able to save a certain number of points if you know you have a night out on the weekend. I think it is also nutritiously sound.
Good luck to you and cudos to you for taking control.
Hugs, Renee
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Hi teresa
I did Weight Watchers and hit my "goal" right before I was diagnosed. It really does work and the most important thing is to track. I find the on-line tools so much easier. However, once I started chemo and my treatments, my weight has gone back up again in the last two years. However, I did start back to Weight Watchers a few weeks ago with a friend and hope to be back on track very soon. Good luck and let me how you are doing.
xoxo,
Jean
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good luck to you.....
I tried WW a few years ago and had good results. Since the cancer I don't have the money to go back. Many people do so well on it. I wish you the best and as for me I need to get off my duff and start some thing. Like walking ... some thing.
Again Good Luck to You,
Diana
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I went to weight watcher
and lost about 80 pound then quit gained a lot of it back . But never forgot what I learned when I did go. Now I am 60 pounds lighter then I was to start with need to get the other 20 of it .Then I would be at what I was when I quit weight watcher . It work If you stay with it . you can eat a lot and still loss weight.
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