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fatgirlslim32
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Hey everyone
Joined a couple of weeks ago and now I've recovered from the shock at just how MUCH I was overeating, I'm coming to introduce myself.
I'm from W Yorks (UK), am 32 and my boyfriend proposed last month. I refuse to be fat on my wedding day so the diet starts. I'm having to be really careful atm because although I still have a LOT of calories to eat - I've got used to eating Weight Watchers 0point food and eating as much of it as I can. I could eat a punnet of grapes (so 500g) and 6 kiwi as well as other, not so healthy foods but her, it was OK cos it 0 points, right?! Unsurprisingly I put on weight so need to be super good now.
I lost 8 stone on the old WW system but stopped losing weight (see the 0 point comment too!) but was also in the gym 9 times a week. My life no longer has the time for that so I'm having to start being strict about going 3 times a week. I hope despite that I'll get nearly as fit as I was before - I did a 10k race in a rubbish time so I'm keen to beat that.
Off to go work my way round the other forums now
FGS.
Joined a couple of weeks ago and now I've recovered from the shock at just how MUCH I was overeating, I'm coming to introduce myself.
I'm from W Yorks (UK), am 32 and my boyfriend proposed last month. I refuse to be fat on my wedding day so the diet starts. I'm having to be really careful atm because although I still have a LOT of calories to eat - I've got used to eating Weight Watchers 0point food and eating as much of it as I can. I could eat a punnet of grapes (so 500g) and 6 kiwi as well as other, not so healthy foods but her, it was OK cos it 0 points, right?! Unsurprisingly I put on weight so need to be super good now.
I lost 8 stone on the old WW system but stopped losing weight (see the 0 point comment too!) but was also in the gym 9 times a week. My life no longer has the time for that so I'm having to start being strict about going 3 times a week. I hope despite that I'll get nearly as fit as I was before - I did a 10k race in a rubbish time so I'm keen to beat that.
Off to go work my way round the other forums now
FGS.
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Congratulations on the upcoming wedding! I came here from Weight Watchers, too. At first I didn't like MFP as much because I love the 0 point foods, but now I prefer knowing exactly what I'm eating each day. Plus, the food list here is better and more complete than the WW one.0
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I felt the same way, having done WW in the past. It just wasn't working for me any more. Also...this is free!
Good luck and Congrats!!!0 -
Welcome... and a past WW person. I also had an issue going from points to calories. But I can assure you ... WW can change their point 100x, but there is only way to count calories.
And I can completely understand not have same amount of time for the gym that you used to.
Hopefully you can find some support and motivation here....
Congrats on your engagement.0 -
Thank you everyone for the welcome We haven't set a wedding date yet (we can't decide where to get married!) but hopefully I should have a good couple of years to do it in.
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