
I think I'm having a lightbulb moment, but I'm not sure. Please confirm or deny or just give me some advice!

Ok, first of all.... time for a reality and an honesty check: I was VERY unhappy that I only lost 1.2 lbs. today. Let me tell you why....
WI 1/20/03 -8.8 lbs. (that was the week I was sick)
WI 1/27/03 +.6 lbs. (chalked that up to TOM & water gain)
WI 2/4/03 -.2 (not great, but still a loss)
WI 2/11/03 -1.2 (at least I lost a lb.)
So looking at it, you think.....well, it's not that bad. BUT, in the last
3 weeks, I have actually only lost .8 of a lb. I
gained .6, a couple of weeks ago, last week I only lost .2 so I was still at a .4 gain and this week, I lost 1.2, but I had to make up for the .4 that I was still behind on, so in total, I have only lost .8 in the last three weeks and as good as I've been eating, as much water as I've drunk and with all the exercise I've been doing...............
I expect better than that. I was so totally depressed about this earlier, I just started bawling.

Even my dh said he just couldn't understand it.

He said, "I'm with you......I see how hard you work. I just don't understand what's going on."
And then.........I started thinking....
I have been more strict on myself and exercised more this time, seems like....more than any other time. Then I looked at my POINTS booster. Now, for those of you that are not on WW, I'm going to explain to you what it is. For those of you that are,
bear with me. The WW program gives you a way that you can
earn points. If you exercise and burn calories, you can add
points to your daily total. I guess the easy way to look at it is this...... If your points range is from 30--35 and you've eaten all you can eat for the day and then you exercise and gain 5 pts, then you can add that back into your total. The formula works like this: First you have to determine your intensity level. Light, Moderate or High. Light activities do not make you sweat, such as stretching or walking at a leisurely pace. Moderate activities probably make you break a sweat, like walking at a fast pace or biking. High activities make you sweat such as jogging, running aerobics, swimming or biking. Now, WW gives you a little sliding gage..... You take your intensity level and line it up with how many minutes you exercised, for example.......I exercised at a high intensity for 45 minutes when I do the 3 mile. (Hang in with me guys.....I promise, I'm going somewhere with this.) Next, you gage the intensity along with minutes exercised with what your body weight is, and it will tell you how many points you have earned. NOW..........here's where the lightbulb comes in. For five of seven days last week, I did the three mile......according to my pointsbooster,
FOR ME---- Exercising at a high intensity for 45 minutes at my body weight.......I earned a whopping
10 pts. Now if you take the fact that I earned that many points and have only been averaging 23-24 pts a day, it's only like eating 13-14 pts, so basically.......my body thinks
I'm starving it!!! 
It's hanging onto everything I've got! That's the only explanation I can come up with. What do you think?
Come on guys.....give me some input. Inquiring minds want to know.
