Age, height and a few other factors may be playing into how your sister and you ended up with the same number of points.
As mentioned, 26 is the very minimum number of points per day now. However, you both might want to look into how they can be adjusted daily.
Did your sister automatically go to the lowest number of points? Or did she see that there's now a points range that she's able to experiment with?
She might find she's able to eat more points per day or even eat her weekly points and activity points while still losing depending on her situation.
The changes to the plan have only happened in the last couple of weeks, so you very recently were changed to 26 points. Along with giving it some time to see how 3 fewer points per day helps you with the scale, you'll have to be mindful of how many weekly points you're using and see if more or fewer of them help you.
Being so close to goal, you have a smaller margin of error with your points. It's why it can be harder for those who have less to lose. That being said, keep at it and keep experimenting. Your body will show results in time.
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