anyone doing ww online?

[Anonymous]

I started 5 weeks ago and have lost 13 pounds. I am running 3-4 times a week too. i was just looking for an emotional boost, as i am starting to stray from the plan a bit. i was wondering if i should add in meetings, but the online and running seem to be somthing i can actually do and maintain with kids, school, and life. In the past I did meetings and a gym. Any other busy moms doing it this way? Thanks.

[Anonymous]

I am no longer doing the meetings and only online. Meetings never really did much for me and I hated the public weighings. You might just want to mix up the food and maybe also the exercise if you are feeling somewhat uninspired. Read through the website for some new ideas.

[Anonymous]

I did it back in the summer and lost 12 lbs. I have gained some back (stopped exercising and been eating HORRIBLE) I need to start again.
Keep it up. I was looking at myself in a bathing suit (slimmer) and I looked pretty good! I am using that as my motivation. Nothing feels as good as being healthy does!

[Anonymous]

My husband and I have been doing it together since June and we've lost a collective 48 pounds! The first week or two we lost 2-3lbs a wee and then it went down to 1-2lbs a week and for the past 2 months sometimes it's 1 lb or no weight loss each week. I love the program and it gives me good structure to my eating patterns. Remember, it's a marathon not a sprint. Best Wishes!

[Anonymous]

I do WW online and I find some of the message boards to be helpful and motivating.

I hated the meetings - there are only so many times I can listen to someone tell me that a piece of chicken should be the size of my palm or suggest yo take half my dinner entree home for lunch.

Mostly I found actually losing weight each week - even if only 1 lb - to be motivating.

[Anonymous]

Am doing this online - I started as soon as I got the OK at my 6 week postpartum check up in early July. Since then, I've lost 40 lbs!! I'm actually under my pre-pregnancy weight and an entire jean size smaller than I was in college. TOTALLY worth it.