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[quote=Anonymous]I've been on the new program since November. Started at 172 (I'm 5'5, so a solid 12), and this past Saturday at weigh in I was 156. I'll take it - considering Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years and an anniversary were all thrown in there. Pants are loose and down a dress size. I've been through quite a few WW programs and I think this one is truly the best. I know I can absolutely eat a 10 point donut, if I want. But then I start thinking that for 10 points, I could eat 2 eggs (0), a van's whole grain waffle (2) with syrup (3), 3 slices of real bacon (5), and some fruit. Or I realize that I eat the donut, and can have grilled chicken and a salad later and be satisfied, not starving. It truly is an excellent balance for me. I feel better when I eat better. And in turn, I'm more apt to exercise. And that means I sleep better, which makes me happier. I remember a very long time ago, someone said to "choose your hard"... losing weight is hard, but so is being overweight. You choose. I do think that if you automatically think that you won't lose weight on this plan that you're right - minds are a powerful thing. I saw a weight loss specialist and she basically said that every diet works, it's just what you can stick to long term. For me, this is a good start.[/quote]
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