New friends... already feel like giving up

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  • try2again
    try2again Posts: 3,562 Member
    Generally, once your thyroid is being correctly treated, it shouldn't be much of an issue with weight loss. Is your doctor still experimenting with your levels, or have they found the right dosage?
  • wizzybeth
    wizzybeth Posts: 3,578 Member
    try2again wrote: »
    shubieca wrote: »
    I am definitely not lying to myself or Fitness pal !

    I didn't see where anyone suggested this. It's been one week. A person's body weight is not a stationary thing- it's constantly fluctuating for various reasons. Sometimes those fluctuations mask fat loss. Wait 4-6 weeks to get a true picture of what's going on. If you started exercising just this past week, that's likely the culprit in this particular fluctuation. Your body retains extra water for muscle repair when you begin a new exercise routine.

    BTW, 1200 calories is likely too steep and unnecessary for you, and is asking a lot for the long haul :( Did you enter your stats in MFP and choose a reasonable weekly weight loss goal (only 2 lbs/week if quite obese)?

    it looks like from another post that she has 17 pounds to lose. So she should have it in for only losing 1 or only 1/2 pound a week
  • wyattj99
    wyattj99 Posts: 454 Member
    Same for me. Lost 60 lbs before then lost myself when my life changed. Now I'm back getting 20 lbs off...need friends on here to help!
  • shubieca
    shubieca Posts: 15 Member
    wizzybeth looking to lose 28lb not 17 :smile:
  • try2again
    try2again Posts: 3,562 Member
    shubieca wrote: »
    wizzybeth looking to lose 28lb not 17 :smile:

    So definitely not more than 1 lb/week. What do you have your profile set up for?
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