Group Weigh-In Results for 5/12: Mother's Day Success!

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around participants sharing their weight loss progress and experiences following Mother's Day. Many express personal reflections on their journeys, including challenges faced and motivations for improvement.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shared a weight of 150.2, noting a two-pound loss despite attending multiple social events.
  • Another participant reported a weight of 143.4, expressing satisfaction with their progress after a challenging week.
  • One participant celebrated a four-pound loss, weighing in at 146.
  • Another participant discussed their recent enrollment in a weight loss program and considered competing with a friend for motivation.
  • One participant mentioned being on week two of Weight Watchers, utilizing online tools and attending weekly meetings.
  • Another participant checked in with a weight of 151.5 and shared insights from a health fair experience, including body fat analysis.
  • One participant recounted a personal experience with their child that motivated them to focus on weight loss, despite feeling hurt by the situation.
  • Several participants reflected on the challenges of dealing with children's social dynamics and bullying, sharing strategies for resilience and support.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the effectiveness of various weight loss programs and personal motivations, with no clear consensus on the best approach to weight loss or handling social challenges.

Contextual Notes

Participants shared personal experiences related to weight loss and family dynamics, highlighting the emotional aspects of their journeys.

Who May Find This Useful

This discussion may be of interest to consultants navigating similar weight loss journeys or those seeking community support in personal challenges.

daniellemorgan
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I hope everyone had a fabulous Mother's Day yesterday!! :balloon: :balloon:

My weight from Saturday is: 150.2 :thumbup:

That's down two pounds from last Saturday. I wasn't expecting much since I attended two birthday parties and ate out twice. It's a little hard to count points when you don't know what you're eating. This week I'm being much more strict, so hopefully I'll have great results. I won't be weighing in next week because I'm doing the "March for Babies."

I hope everyone had a great week! :sing: :sing:
 
I weighed in at 143.4. Not great, but after the dinner I had last night it was actually really good!

After getting up last Monday at 5:45am and exercising I didn't do it again all week.:( So I got up at 6:10am this morning and did the eliptical for 20 minutes. I am definitely going to do it again, I feel so good when I'm done. There isn't anything on the calendar this week that should keep me up late, so I am aiming to be in bed by 10pm with lights out at 10:30. Wish me luck!

So how did everyone else do this morning??
 
I weighed in at 146...down 4 lbs from last week!! YEAH!!! :sing:
 
what weight loss programs are you all following?? I just signed up with Metabolic Research Center and then after talking to a friend tonight she said I should just put my money in a pot with her and her and I compete with each other to lose the weight. Now I don't know what I should do.
 
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I'm on week two of weight watchers. I purchased the monthly pass (39.95) which comes with e-tools. I do everything online, then attend a meeting once a week.
 
Just checking in...

I am at 151.5.

Was at a ladies health fair last week. Got my body fat thing done. It was pretty cool. They hook you up and you got a 3 page sheet with all sorts of info that I don't understand!! Did find that my bmr is only 1100, that's how many calories your body needs to function on. It guess with no exercise, etc. They tell me that's pretty low. Great, another thing conspiring against me. But I will not be deterred!
 
OK, finally motivated......but not in a very positive way. I went to pick up 11-year old DS and had to pull him from Band practice. He whispered to me that the other kids were probably making fun of me. I asked why and he pointed to his butt and made a big round gesture. I was ready to cry!

I have been through 2 husbands and several other relationships, and no one has ever made a negative remark about the way I look.

Needless to say, we had a big talk about feelings and he apologized profusely, and then tried to do me favors the rest of the evening.

I know I shouldn't make too much of this, but I decided to use it as motivation to take better care of myself and finally lose the 25 pounds that have been dragging me down.
 
susanr613 said:
...but not in a very positive way. I went to pick up 11-year old DS and had to pull him from Band practice. He whispered to me that the other kids were probably making fun of me. I asked why and he pointed to his butt and made a big round gesture. I was ready to cry!

I have been through 2 husbands and several other relationships, and no one has ever made a negative remark about the way I look.

Needless to say, we had a big talk about feelings and he apologized profusely, and then tried to do me favors the rest of the evening.

I know I shouldn't make too much of this, but I decided to use it as motivation to take better care of myself and finally lose the 25 pounds that have been dragging me down.

You have to give your son some credit for being honest with you about what they are saying.

But, DO NOT take it personally - Jr. High boys are cruel!!!!

I'm recently lecturing my 7 year old about the boys on the bus and to not take to heart what they say. She is young, pretty and smart, yet they pick on her.

She accidentally carried her brother's water cup with a sippy lid into school 2 weeks ago and I forgot to grab it to take it home so she brought it home for me. The kids on the bus started making fun of her.

In the past they've taken beautiful hand-made sweaters from her and thrown them in the mud or stomped on them.

My daughter has the kindest heart in the world but I am trying to teach her to stand up for herself in a good way...without being walked over.
 
Hi Janet, that's a tough one - standing up for yourself without sinking to their level. I have told Joey DS that bullies are basically sad, angry people who want everyone to feel as bad as they do. That helped a lot with the words. With physical stuff, I tell him to let his dad and me know and we will address it.
 
susanr613 said:
Hi Janet, that's a tough one - standing up for yourself without sinking to their level. I have told Joey DS that bullies are basically sad, angry people who want everyone to feel as bad as they do. That helped a lot with the words. With physical stuff, I tell him to let his dad and me know and we will address it.

Basically she ignores them, but I had to tell her that when someone yanks something out of your hand, don't let go, pull back and don't release it. Then tell the bus driver. (They've taken stuff out of her hands and put it in their bags).

I had to tell her to not let them take it because she is so used to letting little brother have stuff and share. It's hard to teach them to stand up and that the others have no right taking it without asking...a fine line.

She also knows to just stop associating with any of them.
 
you're teaching her the stuff she needs to know for a lifetime, especially as a girl/woman

:-)
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What were the overall sales results for the Mother's Day promotion on 5/12?

The overall sales results for the Mother's Day promotion on 5/12 were outstanding, with a significant increase in sales compared to previous weeks. Many consultants reported exceeding their sales goals, contributing to a successful event for the entire group.

How did individual consultants perform during the Mother's Day promotion?

Individual consultants showed impressive performance, with several achieving personal bests in sales. Many shared their strategies for success, such as leveraging social media and hosting virtual parties, which helped them connect with customers effectively.

What products were most popular during the Mother's Day sales event?

During the Mother's Day sales event, the most popular products included kitchen gadgets, baking tools, and gift sets specifically designed for mothers. Items like the Stoneware and the Deluxe Cooking Blender were particularly well-received, as they made great gifts for the occasion.

Were there any special promotions or incentives offered for the Mother's Day event?

Yes, there were special promotions and incentives offered during the Mother's Day event, including discounts on select products and exclusive bundles. Additionally, consultants who reached certain sales milestones were rewarded with bonuses and recognition within the group.

What feedback did consultants receive from customers regarding the Mother's Day promotion?

Consultants received positive feedback from customers, who expressed appreciation for the quality of the products and the thoughtful gift ideas. Many customers also highlighted the convenience of shopping online and the excellent customer service provided by the consultants during the promotion.

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