Yep. That's about right for me too.
20 May 16 by member: ceser
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Interesting. Including shoes or work boots or safety shoes?
20 May 16 by member: Sarah1950
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20 May 16 by member: Samisomsam
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4 to 5 pounds attributed to underwear, polo shirt, trousers, belt, socks, and hard-sole loafer-type shoes. I've done this experiment many times. I just wish the nurse/tech would deduct those 5 pounds when I see my family doctor; because no matter what I weigh, he says I need to drop another 5 pounds.
20 May 16 by member: ceser
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I started my weight loss while at work. ( I work international and am here for a rotational schedule) I have always wondered what the difference between the scales at work and at home are. I had thought it was around 5 pounds and now i know. It just more or less confirms my scales at home are measuring the same. that's why once every two months my weight suddenly jumps up five pounds when I list my weigh in on here.
Sarah,
That is with tennis shoes. on. The same clothing with my work boots is around 14 lbs.
20 May 16 by member: jlbenitz
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Ceser,
I saw my doctor in August last year and he told me I needed bariatric surgery. Iwas 345 lbs then. That kinda ticked me offf and so after researching I found I would have to totally change my diet and lifestyle for the surgery to be effective so I decided what the hell. If I have to change anyway why not just skip the surgery. When i saw him next in December I had lost 45 lbs. It's about time for me to go back for another visit and now I'm down just a tad over 100 lbs. If he tells me I need to loose another 5 pounds, which I do, I think I'll choke him. :D
20 May 16 by member: jlbenitz
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20 May 16 by member: Becca P
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Congrats on your success! And, yes, I would choke him, too!
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I love hearing what you accomplished! Very impressive.
20 May 16 by member: trackin64
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