Which weight should I put?
2Bhealthier2
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So back in the spring I strictly juiced and lost 44 pounds. During the summer I gained a couple pounds and then teeter tottered back and forth usually about 4/5 pounds. In October I started MFP and have lost a little. My question is, should I put the weight I was when I started this or my heaviest weight in the spring of 286.6?
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I don't think it really matters as far as MFP is concerned because it's going to calculate based on your current weight, not a starting weight. I think whatever makes you happy is fine. :O)0
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I put in my heaviest as starting weight. Then you know how far you have come.0
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You lost it all, take credit for it all!0
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I use the highest weight, but also a date I know I was at that weight. helps with the graph only.
today's weight is todays0 -
You lost it all, take credit for it all!
This! It is a great motivator. For example my ~80lbs lost has been in three chunks of time but that is still one straight set of time (aka LIFE) in my book.0 -
You lost it all, take credit for it all!
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What I did was put my highest known weight which was a couple of weeks before Christmas at 344. I probably gained a little around Christmas but that was unmeasured. I started MFP after having lost a few pounds but since my highest weight was 344, I counted that as my point of departure since that is where the journey really began. It is really up to you though.0
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Thanks, yeah a pound is a pound no matter how long it takes or which way you loose it. I guess you could say I pretty much have it etched in my head how much I was at my heaviest and when I started MFP.0
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OK, I will do it!!!! I just listed my previous weight loss in my profile...but my ticker is just since I stsrted here...I owuld rather show my total...I did it after all!!!!0
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What I did was put my highest known weight which was a couple of weeks before Christmas at 344. I probably gained a little around Christmas but that was unmeasured. I started MFP after having lost a few pounds but since my highest weight was 344, I counted that as my point of departure since that is where the journey really began. It is really up to you though.
That is true and I guess our heaviest weight was a life changing point for all of us on here.0
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