Weight Watchers support thread

Bunny200

mcspanna wrote: »

:hello: I'm in! Been going to meetings since last August- roughly one and a half stone gone so far but still a long way to go!!! Guess it's already been mentioned on the old thread but this website is brilliant for point counters!

Can't get the link to work!

hot.chick

If you just google for Noreen Blacket you will find the website, it's VERY good.

Lovely to have you all on board - I'm being good over the weekend - and then starting to count officially from monday.

So will be updating regularly - did WW some time ago, but have been very lazy with it and MUST get back into it.

Also brought Wii fit so have no excuses not to get off my lazy butt and do something active aswell!

How's everyones weekend so far?

x

josey1964

I'm on Weight Watchers as well, started in October last year and have so far lost 22 pounds, which I'm pleased with.

My tip is try a few different meetings as leaders vary quite a bit. The one we have is ace, and we can relate to the stories she tells.

Also some classe members are clicky and you dont feel welcome. Ours has nights out, meals out etc. There is one tonight as it happens. Dont give up, try another class.

Our class meets on a Saturday morning in a leisure centre and older children go swimming etc and younger ones come to class - no problem.

Our class support helped me lose weight even over the Christmas period and YES, I did have lots of tasty things to eat and drink.

stargirl90

Your class sounds amazing josey1964! My leader is absolutely brilliant, totally straight-talking, firm but fair - but as a class we hardly ever do anything like social events, I barely know the people in my class tbh apart form the odd 1 or 2 xxx

josey1964

stargirl90 wrote: »

Your class sounds amazing josey1964! My leader is absolutely brilliant, totally straight-talking, firm but fair - but as a class we hardly ever do anything like social events, I barely know the people in my class tbh apart form the odd 1 or 2 xxx

It is the class that has kept me going. However, last night did not go to plan and the restaurant we had planned to go to (does not take bookings) had an hours wait, so we ended up at an all you can eat chinese buffet. Can you imagine it, 12 Weight Watchers at a Chinese buffet. Lets see what the scales show next week. :eek:

Must be good, must be good.

I have put a joint of lamb in the slow cooker for tonights tea, so can have that with lots of veg, and will make the left overs into an Irish stew for tomorrows tea.

nich29580

not had a proper pudding since i started my diet 3 weeks - this from a chick who love love loves a good stickty tofee pudding or trifle, ive been having the wee ww rice puddings or one of the wee ice cream thingys but its just not the same until last night i had a brianwave - take one ww belgain chocolate cake slice, half a pot of ambrosia low fat custard and nook them in the micro for about 40 secs. instant comfort pudding, hot, gooey and delious lol and the best of all 2 1/2 points. satisfied my craving and will defo be making that again lol

josey1964

Good suggestion nich29580.
I have done this with the Asda fruit'n'grain bars with custard. Can be just the thing to finish off a meal.

skintlass

got about 6 and a half stones to lose - have signed up for ww online. Finding it hard but will stick to it ( I hope)!

mcspanna

Bunny200 wrote: »

Can't get the link to work!

oops, sorry! looks like the censor doesn't like the address for some reason, it is

www. free webs .com / noreen blackett

without all the spaces!


HTH

Emms

Rejoined weightwatchers again today. Used it before to lose weight for my wedding, then I went and had a baby and ate far too much so have a couple of stone to lose again. Too scared to weigh myself to see how much there actually it to lose lol so im estimating my starting weight and will brave the scales in a couple of weeks time.

Emma