WW Lifetime
Aug. 22nd, 2004 09:19 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
nlbarberToday I got my "Lifetime Member" status at Weight Watchers. I've been on the maintenance plan for the last 6 weeks, weighing in once a week as before, paying half the usual fee, and theoretically trying to just keep the weight level. Actually, I just started trying to find out my real maintenance-level intake 2 weeks ago--but WW doesn't care as long as you stay in the healthy weight zone (by those much-maligned BMI charts) and don't exceed your target weight by more than 2 pounds.
After 6 weeks of maintenance staying under my target weight, I'm now a Lifetime Member. As long as I weigh in once a month and stay no more than 2 pounds over target, I don't pay a fee. I'm planning to keep going weekly for a while anyway, especially as I'm still finding that real maintenance point level and as they are handing out information each week on their new/revised system.
Maximum loss (I was up a little this week) was 47 pounds. And 4-5 clothes sizes.
After 6 weeks of maintenance staying under my target weight, I'm now a Lifetime Member. As long as I weigh in once a month and stay no more than 2 pounds over target, I don't pay a fee. I'm planning to keep going weekly for a while anyway, especially as I'm still finding that real maintenance point level and as they are handing out information each week on their new/revised system.
Maximum loss (I was up a little this week) was 47 pounds. And 4-5 clothes sizes.
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Date: 2004-09-08 02:13 pm (UTC)YAY!! That's so great!
I'm going on the "post holiday" get back to eating right part. I was two pound up from the holiday, but I'm back to only one pound up from my lowest so far. So that's not too bad, I think!
I'm all set to really work hard and lose weight in the next few months.
Thanks for some needed inspiration! :-)