Consecutive days streak.

I have 17 MFP 'friends' four of them are over 2000 (one just about at 3000k) and one of my friends bluebird is at 4500.

I've been on MFP for that long but broken a whole bunch of streaks. I think I've been over 1000 twice.

Congrats! If I could complete my food diary two days in a row now I'd be happy with myself.

I'm on 4331 & counting

x7x7x7x wrote: »

Congrats to all! My counter is at day 3,823.

I just hit 3825. We are right around the corner from each other.

I am on day 1336. And I am 15 lb heavier than when I started but I'm still here logging and making the effort

I haven't been using MFP as long as many of you, but I haven't missed a day of logging since I joined in the Fall of 2020 (1015 days now). Previously I had six months of logging in Noom and did not miss a day. This has been a very important part of my fitness journey -- I can show my logs to anyone at any time so it's a kind of accountability that is available if someone wants to see it. I started this process as part of an addiction recovery where I learned that accountability is an important key to forward progress. Keeping all my food and exercise logged is just another way of having accountability *if needed* for this aspect of my life. That said, I'm pretty impressed with the folks who are at 4,000 days or more! Way to go!

4187 here

I’m at 4034. It has lost some meaning. First I’ve done a repair streak cause I tried out other apps and didn’t log here every day while logging on those. Now I’m logging both to see which I like better. I have counted calories that entire time, but I stopped pushing myself to hit my target. I’ve gained back half the weight I initially lost. If I didn’t count I think it would be a lot worse. Now I can see what I’m doing wrong on bad days and am knowledgeable about cause and effect.

I mostly wanted to add this to say that a streak doesn’t necessarily mean everything. My husband lost about 100lbs much later than my initial 80lb loss. I maintained 1 year, and he’s maintained 2 years without counting at all outside of the first two months or so when he started. He truly has made a lifestyle change and has moved beyond needing the app.

For me I’m going to keep counting, but I need to find a way to make it feel special again.

3940 , am missing maybe just under 140 days , didn’t know at the beginning that our days were recorded. After seeing from computer the count accumulation, logged in everyday after that.
Congratulations to everyone here and thank you OP for posting this topic. 🤩🤩🤩

1,835 consecutive days for me. Unfortunately, just logging calories doesn't cause weight loss. I've gained back 40 of the 85lbs lost over the last several years. Yep, it's right there in the calorie count - easy to see why. I'd like to think I would have gained it ALL back if I hadn't remained with MyFitnessPal. Time to get serious again.