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I've done both and I decided to cancel my WW membership in early 2016 and stay with MFP. WW taught me how to make better food choices and gave me enough structure that I really could not fail as long as I followed the system. I made WW lifetime in 2006 and I've maintained that (give or take 10 lbs here and there) ever…

Wow! Congratulations! You look fabulous.

The same thing is going on with my app. I was invited to one, tapped it and nothing happened. I've been searching for an answer and I haven't found one yet.

Nearly died at the second last one. That was hilarious! :D

Hi friend! Looking forward to motivating each other :)

I love your post and it's not silly at all!

Best post I've read today! Spot on! Congrats on doing this the intelligent and maintainable way!

One day is not worth stressing over, it happens. It's only your 3rd day, I think you're doing great! Go for a walk, have a healthy dinner and if you're over, accept it, see it as a learning experience and have a better day tomorrow. I prelog most days in the morning while I'm eating breakfast. It makes me feel in control…

Fantastic progress! So happy for you!

Nothing wrong with coffee, or cream, or sugar as long as you fit them into your day. I would suggest pre-logging your coffee(s) and working the your day around it. I tend to pre-log most of my daily meals while I'm eating breakfast. :)

Thank you so much for sharing your inspiring story! It's stories like yours that keep the rest of us going :) You look so happy and healthy! Looks like you'r achieving the wonderfully-lived life you wished for :flowerforyou:

I care too! Your thread probably just fell down the list before a lot of people could see it. Sounds like 2 incredible NSVs to me! Fabulous Self control and Endurance. :smile:

Hi Amy, changing habits can be frustrating and requires patience it's a lot easier with a great group of friends though :) I've sent you a friend request :)

Thank you for sharing your story! Great motivation for the rest of us not to let setbacks get us down and to just keep trying. :smile:

I've been drinking 2 or 3 cups of green tea for years and I have never noticed it having any impact on my energy or metabolism. I drink it mainly because I like it and I can drink it without milk and sweetener. My favourite brand is Twinings, but Lipton is pretty good too. The korean sejak green tea from David's Tea is…

Mine is open. I'll send you a request :) feedback is important and it keeps me honest.

I wear both my fitbit and my Polar HRM during my workouts. Then, for example, when I tell MFP that I completed a cardio activity and spent 44 min, starting at 8:42 pm and burnt X amount of calories, fitbit lets that override whatever it recorded during that time frame. That was what I understood after reading the MFP. See…

Amazing work!!! You look so happy and healthy. Thanks for sharing :smile:

Hi :) it can be intimidating at first, friends are great to keep you motivated and honest. FR sent :)

^^^ LMAO! Truly. :) Oranges, or other "watery fruits" as OP called them, are full of vitamins, fibre, and other nutrients. Plus they fill you up :) Fruit is good for you!

Hi, I'll send you a friend request. I log everyday and keep my diary open to my friends. :smile:

Wow! Incredible progress in only a year! I've been thinking of trying lifting and this is very motivating. Congratulations on your success!

Thank you for sharing your story, it's very inspirational. So happy that you're healthy enough to have the energy needed to play with those grand-kids :smile:

Incredible results, and obviously a lot of determination and dedication! Congratulations! :)

Hi there! I'll send you a friend request. I'm on here everyday, share my diary with my friends and try to give all the support that I can. Best wishes on your journey! :flowerforyou:

All that hard work is definitely paying off! Congratulations, you look healthy and fabulous!

Hi there! We're the same age :) I log daily and keep my diary open to friends. Add me if you like and we can support each other :)

Good for you, that must have felt great! All of the advice pushers need to learn the real secret - that there is no secret. Calories in - Calories out and sweat. :) Congratulations on your fabulous results!

Awesome post!

OMG, I so did not know there was a term for this! I have always had a B belly. I've always thought it was from wearing jeans that cut into my waist too much when I was overweight in my teens (I'm 32 now). It's the top part that I hate the most and though it's gotten smaller it has not gone away. Like previous posters said…