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Old 01-26-2011, 11:52 AM   #1  
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Unfortunately I had ANOTHER gain this week of 1.8lbs, I pretty much gained the 5.6lbs back that I lost 2 weeks ago Today I started (TOM) and I'm thinking that had something to due with the gain because I tracked all week and worked out. I decided to switch back to Momentum today and surprisingly a few other people in my meeting have done the same because they are frustrated. I'm doing something a little different when it comes to counting fruit this time, I will take it out of my weekly 35 points. I'm also going to rack up the activity points and use those if I want something special to eat rather than relying on the weekly points.
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Old 01-26-2011, 12:46 PM   #2  
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Ugh. You have a well thought out plan, although it must be so frustrating. Keep us posted!
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Old 01-26-2011, 12:47 PM   #3  
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Awe, that's so frustrating! Are you using Activity Points? I've learned to avoid using them in general because it's easy to overestimate intensity. I started Points+ 2 weeks and 3 days ago and I was scared I'd gain. I decided to count fruit as a point and TRY not to dip too far into my 49 WP. I lost 3.6 lbs the first week and 4 the 2nd week. I'm shocked. But the thing is, I eat more protein than I did when I was sticking to 20-25 points a day for maintenance (thyroid disease & messed up metabolism here). I'm sure I'll see a gain or 0 loss next time I weigh in and I'm dreading it. I count fruit as 1 pt. because in the end, it's calories in vs. calories out. I'll probably get flamed for this but meh, whatever. Hang in there!

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Old 01-26-2011, 12:48 PM   #4  
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UGH!! That sucks!!


That sounds like a really good game plan. Keep us posted on your progress...I'm sure you'll get it all ironed out.
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Old 01-26-2011, 12:49 PM   #5  
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Well between TOM and all the stress you've been dealing with (saw your fb statuses, you'll do great though hun..dont give up) I'm sure that has a lot to do with it. You'll get right back on it.
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Temporary setback Kim. TOM is prob bumping up your number.

I'm close to goal and I know I can't eat both my AP and WP. I choose to eat my AP no matter what, since I train hard and I know you do too, and I need that energy to sustain my next workout.

The weeks I choose to use my WP, I know to anticipate maintenance, not a loss. Everyone's different though.

You have prepared your plan and I know you will be successful.
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Just keep pushing forward. Frustrating yes, but don't let that get you down
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Do you weigh yourself daily?
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I know you must be frustrated, hang in there! I think your new plan of action sounds great, keep us updated for sure and I agree about the post about AP's.. I never eat mine either because I don't trust them (intensity levels etc, lol don't know why, I just always feel like they should be lower than they are or something) I'm sure once TOM is gone etc you'll see a nice loss next week
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OK, I'm totally new to this forum---what is TOM and why do you only get 35 weekly points? (is that a momentum difference?). I'm new to WW so I am doing P+---although I haven't been using any of my activity points and only half of my weekly extra points because I really don't believe them when they say I'll lose with them! Thoughts?
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OK, I'm totally new to this forum---what is TOM and why do you only get 35 weekly points? (is that a momentum difference?). I'm new to WW so I am doing P+---although I haven't been using any of my activity points and only half of my weekly extra points because I really don't believe them when they say I'll lose with them! Thoughts?
TOM is time of the month/period.

If you read some of Kimberly's other threads, she was having no loss/gains on P+ after a lot of success on Momentum, so she's gone back to that.

I lose on P+ eating all but 4 of my weeklies. But, you've got to figure out what works for you and let your weight loss be your guide.
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TOM is time of the month/period.

If you read some of Kimberly's other threads, she was having no loss/gains on P+ after a lot of success on Momentum, so she's gone back to that.

I lose on P+ eating all but 4 of my weeklies. But, you've got to figure out what works for you and let your weight loss be your guide.
Thanks

Do you lose 1-2 still with eating your weeklies? I think I'm just gun-shy after being on low cal diets for so long!
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Do you lose 1-2 still with eating your weeklies? I think I'm just gun-shy after being on low cal diets for so long!
Yep, 1.5 average.
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Yep, 1.5 average.
Thanks for sharing with me---I think I need to 'play' with them and see how it goes. Now if I can just figure out a way not to be upset if I don't see the weight loss I expect each week
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Hi Kim, I'm sure your TOM has a lot to do with it. I lost consistently with momentum but gained a bit on P+, so I feel your pain. Once you get into the swing of your new plan things will get back to normal.
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