Where are my TOPS girls?
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So, after a week of pretty decent choices, I experienced a one-pound loss. It was a little disheartening, but I'm not going to sweat it. Or, perhaps I should be sweating it more than I am - ha ha.
I am the weight recorder in my group. Whenever someone steps on the scale, it's either "yay, I lost" or "oops, I gained" or "I stayed the same" and that's that. There is one person in my group who gets overly frustrated every week. She pretty much hovers within the same 5 pounds every week since she started (maybe 6 months ago?). So when she gains, she says, "Well, I weighed in at home today and it said I weighed two pounds less!" She has no understanding that each scale can be different, and that weight can fluctuate throughout the day. If it's not that, say says, "HOW could I have gained?" and looks at me like I'm supposed to have an answer! I just don't know what to say to her. I'm tempted to say, "Look, I feel uncomfortable when you begin to question me about why you gained."
We've talked to her about water retention. We've asked her if she's monitoring her calories and journaling her food - yes. We've suggested she bring in her food journal so we can help her assess where she's going wrong, but she hasn't done that.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks
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