Where can I weigh myself

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel like you’re over complicating this. Could you consider getting a home scale but keeping it somewhere where it’s not out regularly like in a cabinet somewhere? Your kid doesn’t need to know you even have it. Hoping you tolerate the medication well, OP.

This

+1. We have a home scale that’s kept under the space between the bottom of the dresser and the floor. It says out of sight except for the 20 seconds it’s used. Have one kid who was being watched for an ED years ago.

I get that I could but I don’t want to do that. Not having one has worked well for us.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel like you’re over complicating this. Could you consider getting a home scale but keeping it somewhere where it’s not out regularly like in a cabinet somewhere? Your kid doesn’t need to know you even have it. Hoping you tolerate the medication well, OP.

This

+1. We have a home scale that’s kept under the space between the bottom of the dresser and the floor. It says out of sight except for the 20 seconds it’s used. Have one kid who was being watched for an ED years ago.

I get that I could but I don’t want to do that. Not having one has worked well for us.

Until it hasn't. Which is now. You want to know your weight. Get a scale.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel like you’re over complicating this. Could you consider getting a home scale but keeping it somewhere where it’s not out regularly like in a cabinet somewhere? Your kid doesn’t need to know you even have it. Hoping you tolerate the medication well, OP.

This

+1. We have a home scale that’s kept under the space between the bottom of the dresser and the floor. It says out of sight except for the 20 seconds it’s used. Have one kid who was being watched for an ED years ago.

I get that I could but I don’t want to do that. Not having one has worked well for us.

Keep it in your office?

[Anonymous]

Maybe you can call around to some local pharmacies and see if they have one. Like how they sometimes have blood pressure machines.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel like you’re over complicating this. Could you consider getting a home scale but keeping it somewhere where it’s not out regularly like in a cabinet somewhere? Your kid doesn’t need to know you even have it. Hoping you tolerate the medication well, OP.

This

+1. We have a home scale that’s kept under the space between the bottom of the dresser and the floor. It says out of sight except for the 20 seconds it’s used. Have one kid who was being watched for an ED years ago.

I get that I could but I don’t want to do that. Not having one has worked well for us.

Then just don't weigh yourself. If you put on weight, you'll feel it and see it. If you must get weighed, do a nurse appt at your regular doctor.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel like you’re over complicating this. Could you consider getting a home scale but keeping it somewhere where it’s not out regularly like in a cabinet somewhere? Your kid doesn’t need to know you even have it. Hoping you tolerate the medication well, OP.

This

+1. We have a home scale that’s kept under the space between the bottom of the dresser and the floor. It says out of sight except for the 20 seconds it’s used. Have one kid who was being watched for an ED years ago.

I get that I could but I don’t want to do that. Not having one has worked well for us.

Your circumstances have changed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel like you’re over complicating this. Could you consider getting a home scale but keeping it somewhere where it’s not out regularly like in a cabinet somewhere? Your kid doesn’t need to know you even have it. Hoping you tolerate the medication well, OP.

This

+1. We have a home scale that’s kept under the space between the bottom of the dresser and the floor. It says out of sight except for the 20 seconds it’s used. Have one kid who was being watched for an ED years ago.

I get that I could but I don’t want to do that. Not having one has worked well for us.

I had assumed OP was taking the drug to lose weight.
Then just don't weigh yourself. If you put on weight, you'll feel it and see it. If you must get weighed, do a nurse appt at your regular doctor.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel like you’re over complicating this. Could you consider getting a home scale but keeping it somewhere where it’s not out regularly like in a cabinet somewhere? Your kid doesn’t need to know you even have it. Hoping you tolerate the medication well, OP.

This

+1. We have a home scale that’s kept under the space between the bottom of the dresser and the floor. It says out of sight except for the 20 seconds it’s used. Have one kid who was being watched for an ED years ago.

Don't be surprised if your kid at risk of ED also has a scale hiding in their room or at their friend's house.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Do you belong to a gym?

No, I live in an apartment building with a decent fitness center so I just use that. But it doesn’t have a scale.

Buy one and put it in the gym

[Anonymous]

the post offices with the self check out have floor scales.

You're welcome.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:the post offices with the self check out have floor scales.

You're welcome.

Thank you!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:the post offices with the self check out have floor scales.

You're welcome.

Thank you!

Hopefully your brain works better after your glps kick in. By the way, weighing yourself at petsmart or the post office is some People of Walmart type shit...especially if you are obese.

[Anonymous]

a $12 problem

[Anonymous]

Don’t talk your kid about the $10 scale you buy. You’re welcome.

[Anonymous]

The med is not a glp, and I am concerned about unintended weight loss not weight gain. I have been losing unintentionally for a while and one of the ways I will know I am doing better is if the med stops the weight loss. When I go to the doctor next time in a month I want to know whether I have continued to lose weight on the drug so weighing myself right before it starts makes sense. I do not mind getting on the petsmart ot post office scale.