How Long Is Your Log-in Streak ?

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  • mfoster1019
    mfoster1019 Posts: 152 Member
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    933 today
  • Followingsea
    Followingsea Posts: 407 Member
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    9 days! (Though the last 30 have been fully logged, I just haven't been as great at doing it on time).

    I blew up a 100+ day streak back in April/May on vacation where I didn't have internet access. I've been struggling since May 2nd to get back on the wagon.
  • FitFroglet
    FitFroglet Posts: 219 Member
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    47 - i'm pretty new to the site.
    Does logging from your phone continue your streak?
  • SusanL222
    SusanL222 Posts: 585 Member
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    340 :smokin:
  • seltzermint555
    seltzermint555 Posts: 10,742 Member
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    My streak is something like 24 days.

    But I've logged every bite I've put into my mouth since March 25, 2013...so that's well over 400 days...I don't care really.

    When I go on a trip for a few days, I usually wind up missing a 24 hr window here or there. I still log during my trip, and I always go in and log things after the fact for meals I may have missed, sometimes even by as little as 20 minutes into the next day, but MFP doesn't count that.
  • dopeysmelly
    dopeysmelly Posts: 1,390 Member
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    118. I went on a business trip in May and couldn't log (overseas flight) and lost a day..
  • He1loKitty
    He1loKitty Posts: 212 Member
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    I'm noticing that a lot of you who have logged a significant number of days in a row have also lost a significant amount of weight, or so it appears on your tickers. It also looks like it's helped a few of you maintain the loss too. Good to know!

    Edited for spelling.
  • AdventureVix
    AdventureVix Posts: 46 Member
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    Almost 30 but going to a wilderness retreat for a month so don't know if they will have regular wifi. Amazing work and dedication for those in and near to the 3 and 4 figure streaks!
  • Cindyloo01
    Cindyloo01 Posts: 94 Member
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    At 52 days this time around
  • sunnshhiine
    sunnshhiine Posts: 727 Member
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    645 today.
  • Marcelynh
    Marcelynh Posts: 974 Member
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    One of my friends has logged in 650 days in a row. Quite dedicated.

    I log vicariously through her as I'm lucky if I hit 10 days. lol
  • emilyisbonkers
    emilyisbonkers Posts: 373 Member
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    329 :D
  • nlsalvatore
    nlsalvatore Posts: 521 Member
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    1255 days! Now if I'd stayed consistent with diet and exercise, I would have lost a lot more weight in that time frame!
  • WonderWhitney11
    WonderWhitney11 Posts: 78 Member
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    122.... which is impressive for me! I have a history of giving up on everything after a couple weeks at the most. :)
  • AMHouse85
    AMHouse85 Posts: 285 Member
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    756!
  • zacksnana
    zacksnana Posts: 3,230 Member
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    836.
  • vanillacoffee
    vanillacoffee Posts: 1,024 Member
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    402 days! I made it to 373 last year- JUST past the year and then missed a day. I think I'm in the swing of things now! I've been camping, on business trips, holidays, etc, and still logged. Even when I went to a resort I used their computer to sign in once a day! :)
  • Finkerbell
    Finkerbell Posts: 154 Member
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    215 :smile:
  • mmm_drop
    mmm_drop Posts: 1,126 Member
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    Meh, 25 days.

    That doesn't speak to how many days I've used the app though, just how many days in a row I have had internet connection. In the summer I like to go off the grid a lot, but I pre-log my food and adjust my diary when I get home to accurately reflect those days I couldn't log in.
  • mike_ny
    mike_ny Posts: 351 Member
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    About a year and a half. And, I've logged intake for every day.

    How, you ask, when traveling or eating things where you have no idea of the actual contents?

    I have fake "meals" defined to cover those such as "While on Vacation", "Carb House Party", "Dinner Out", and a few others that try to approximate a high enough number of calories and macros to make the charts at least a bit more accurate than not logging at all for the day or meal. I figure even less than accurate numbers are better than no numbers.