Where can I weigh myself

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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

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[Anonymous]

Just buy one. Stick it under your bed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: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.

Seriously? You can go to the dr next month for a weigh in but can’t get weighed there now? Can’t buy a scale and hide it. It’s a better solution to weigh yourself by sneaking on to a scale while pretending to be interested in joining a gym, or a postal or animal scale? You don’t want a real solution…you want things your way. Just odd to be so resistant to the easiest solution.

But if you really want to make it hard, buy one, weigh yourself before the medication starts and return it.

[Anonymous]

How does weighing yourself once really help? If you are concerned about weight changes you will need to do it again at some point. Buy a scale. Donate it if you end up not needing it

[Anonymous]

If you're concerned about you obsessively weighing yourself - hide the batteries away from the 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.

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.

She doesn’t, but thanks for your input.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: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.

You don’t own a scale now and you know you are losing weight. You don’t need a scale to tell you what your pants already already show. If you lose weight, won’t you see it in the mirror? Won’t your clothes becomes looser?

[Anonymous]

Just get a scale and hide it in the back of your closet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.

Seriously? You can go to the dr next month for a weigh in but can’t get weighed there now? Can’t buy a scale and hide it. It’s a better solution to weigh yourself by sneaking on to a scale while pretending to be interested in joining a gym, or a postal or animal scale? You don’t want a real solution…you want things your way. Just odd to be so resistant to the easiest solution.

But if you really want to make it hard, buy one, weigh yourself before the medication starts and return it.

I can take off work, and pay for an uber for a two hour round trip (can’t drive right now due to the condition which is impacting my vision) for a specialist visit for a potentially life threatening condition, and yet not want to do so for something that could be done locally.

Petsmart had no issues with me climbing on the scale btw. It seems wasteful to pay for an item and then return, which often results in the item in a landfill.

I really don’t understand why my choice is making you so angry.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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 a scake and put it in the fitness center.

[Anonymous]

Scales are really cheap. Buy one, keep it out of sight, and give it away or leave it in your apt gym when you're done with it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.

Seriously? You can go to the dr next month for a weigh in but can’t get weighed there now? Can’t buy a scale and hide it. It’s a better solution to weigh yourself by sneaking on to a scale while pretending to be interested in joining a gym, or a postal or animal scale? You don’t want a real solution…you want things your way. Just odd to be so resistant to the easiest solution.

But if you really want to make it hard, buy one, weigh yourself before the medication starts and return it.

I can take off work, and pay for an uber for a two hour round trip (can’t drive right now due to the condition which is impacting my vision) for a specialist visit for a potentially life threatening condition, and yet not want to do so for something that could be done locally.

Petsmart had no issues with me climbing on the scale btw. It seems wasteful to pay for an item and then return, which often results in the item in a landfill.

I really don’t understand why my choice is making you so angry.

DP. You want to avoid issues by buying and hiding a scale, but I don’t think you appreciate how batty it sounds to go weigh yourself instead at PetSmart.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.

Seriously? You can go to the dr next month for a weigh in but can’t get weighed there now? Can’t buy a scale and hide it. It’s a better solution to weigh yourself by sneaking on to a scale while pretending to be interested in joining a gym, or a postal or animal scale? You don’t want a real solution…you want things your way. Just odd to be so resistant to the easiest solution.

But if you really want to make it hard, buy one, weigh yourself before the medication starts and return it.

I can take off work, and pay for an uber for a two hour round trip (can’t drive right now due to the condition which is impacting my vision) for a specialist visit for a potentially life threatening condition, and yet not want to do so for something that could be done locally.

Petsmart had no issues with me climbing on the scale btw. It seems wasteful to pay for an item and then return, which often results in the item in a landfill.

I really don’t understand why my choice is making you so angry.

DP. You want to avoid issues by buying and hiding a scale, but I don’t think you appreciate how batty it sounds to go weigh yourself instead at PetSmart.

People of Walmart business, that.

[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.

Why would you be afraid of a scale?

[Anonymous]

All of the grocery stores around me have scales and blood pressure cuffs. Look near the pharmacy.