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I have 50-60 lbs to lose and hubby has 100 plus. He won't weigh and that is his issue. Anyone else out there in a similar situation?
It's not necessary to weigh in order to start a healthy eating plan. Is he in denial about being overweight, period?
BC
172/108/108--5'2"
Zone since 4/98
No he isn't in denial. Our scale won't weigh him so there is no way to know if he is a 10 lbs or 50 lbs over what our scale weighs. He is a big man anyway 6'3 and just built large. So it is hard to gauge. I am sure it is depressing for him to know that he is somewhere over that 350 mark.
When I first began, I weighed myself on the freight scale at work because my bathroom scale wouldn't register high enough. Once I finally got the nerve to "face the number," it wasn't really so bad. I started at 352 pounds.
After that, I only weighed once per month and I'm glad I did. Daily weight fluctuations are frustrating, to say the least.
It was a very happy day one cold morning in my bathroom when I stepped on the digital scale and my weight registered 275. And then the subsequent month, 263, et cetera.
April
352/209/180
Down 143 pounds
29 to go...
http://www.geocities.com/aprilwyatt/beforeandafter
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