New scale
I got my new scale. It says I weigh 10 pounds more than the old one did. And we tested it out, it is accurate. So, that means I was 10 pounds heavier than I thought when I started. So, I redid all my wieghts, I have still lost the same, but I’m not as low yet as I thought
Oh well, better to start from here now and be accurate! At leastr I haven’t gained, and clothes sizes don’t lie, so I know I’m still doing good, and I’m not giving up
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Hey at least you still lost right?! Scales suck anyway and you’re right-clothes sizes don’t lie!
You’re doin’ it!!
Yep. I agree…At least you lost, and you KNOW you will never ever see 214 again…So its all good!
I tell everyone starting out to go get a GOOD scale…Its a great investment!!
Take care-
Dawn
Oh Kama, what a shock this must have been, but you sound like you’re handling it well. And besides, the loss is what matters, not the weights so it’s all good. I’m so proud of you for keeping this attitude, you’re amazing Kama!!!!
Oh Sweetie, ok the weight you were doesn’t really matter. The thing that matters is that you ARE changing it. You are moving on down that scale. Don’t get discouraged it just gives you one more reason to work harder.
27 lbs is 27 lbs and that is AWESOME
You are doing so well Kama and you should be very proud of yourself.
Keep up the great work and enjoy your weekend.
Have fun fitting into the smaller sizes.
~~~Lori
Lori is right on - 27 lbs is 27 lbs and an awesome achievement, so don’t take that away from yourself. Scales lie, but your waist measurement doesn’t. So pull out the tape measure and measure your waist in addition to that darn old nasty scale.
Pulling for you, Tammy
That is why I am afraid to buy a new scale!! I weigh every now and then at my local Y and I know that their scale has to be more accurate than mine. There is about a 6 lb. difference and of course I weigh more on their scale than on mine. I told myself that I will get to goal on my scale and then work on the one at the Y!!!
You are doing great Kama! Keep it up!