Do you count points for the rest of your life?

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  •   #16  
    Lil Judy's AvatarLil Judy , 09-30-2011 05:46 PM
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    Originally Posted by RonnieAdl
    I am thinking about joining weight watchers and am wondering, how time consuming is it to log all your food daily.. I guess after you got used to it, it wouldn't be a big deal..

    Thanks!
    Ronnie
    Hi Ronnie,
    I have been back to WW and on track since the end of July. It doesn't take very long to track unless you have a varied menu for every meal. Most of my lunches and breakfasts are the same during the week. On weekends, it is more of a challenge, but there is more time to spend on tracking, etc.
    Good luck!
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    shcirerf's Avatarshcirerf , 10-07-2011 02:02 PM
    I will have to track for the rest of my life. But, like a lot of others, my week day menu doesn't vary much, it's just the weekends.

    This is my second time around in WW, and I've learned my lesson. I made goal, then Lifetime, and then got lazy. Don't want to do that again.
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    WannaBeLoserAgain's AvatarWannaBeLoserAgain , 10-08-2011 10:28 AM
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by shcirerf
    I will have to track for the rest of my life. But, like a lot of others, my week day menu doesn't vary much, it's just the weekends.

    This is my second time around in WW, and I've learned my lesson. I made goal, then Lifetime, and then got lazy. Don't want to do that again.
    I will have to agree with you here! This is ONE of the MAIN reasons I chose Monday as a weigh day. During the week eating is routine and I feel like I am on Auto-Pilot.
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    tessendicott's Avatartessendicott , 02-16-2012 12:07 PM
    Everyone I know that is at their maintenance point usually just knows how many points they're eating so they mentally count them. It just varies person to person.
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