[mkroyer]

All,
im thinking of going back to the center after having lost my weight about 2 years ago. Anti-depressants/ a lost pregnancy and ive gained about 25 pounds

i thought id heard hints around the board that if you go back the re-sign isnt that expensive? (compared to the price when i initially signed up) Is this true?
I have all my menus still, and if i was talking 10 pounds id do it on my own, but i think the support and accountability is something i need right now.

Anyone resigned after a long absence? Is it cheaper?

Thanks everyone

[COchick]

I just resigned after a 6 year absence. It was $129 to sign up, plus $100 for the year of maintenance.

[selway]

I am thinking of rejoining also. I was quoted $129 also. I am an at-home client, however, so I don't know if that matters.....

[birdfeet]

Originally Posted by mkroyer

All,
im thinking of going back to the center after having lost my weight about 2 years ago. Anti-depressants/ a lost pregnancy and ive gained about 25 pounds

i thought id heard hints around the board that if you go back the re-sign isnt that expensive? (compared to the price when i initially signed up) Is this true?
I have all my menus still, and if i was talking 10 pounds id do it on my own, but i think the support and accountability is something i need right now.

Anyone resigned after a long absence? Is it cheaper?

Thanks everyone

I have found at my center they run quite a few specials on rejoining. If nothing else just start on the begining menu and stay on that. You still lose.

[JenB72]

I made a point of peeking through my file yesterday while my counselor stepped out. I found my contract in the file since I couldn't find my copy. I signed back up for $99 for 17 weeks. Maintenance wasn't a part of it. If you want to sign up for maintenance time too, my advice is wait to see if your center is running Black Friday/Day after Thanksgiving specials. My center offered a year's worth of maintenance for $59. I took advantage of it and they "banked it" until I was ready for it.