Weight stuff
Mar. 19th, 2004 07:59 pmAs those of you who've met me know, I'm overweight. When my doctor commented that I was "a bit overweight" some months back, I replied, "No, I'm a *lot* overweight".
And it *does* interfere with my life. But I'm over 350, so standard scales are useless. I'd been intending to shell out the bucks for a heavy duty medical scale ever since I saw one on a site linked to from a web page
eleri used to have. But I'd been trying to find the bookmark.
Last night I gave up and just did a google search and started weeding thru the hits. I found what I wanted at not *too* outrageous a price. And I ordered it.
So in about a week, I'll know *exactly* how heavy I am. And I can start tracking things.
If I can lose just a pound a week, I'll be at what *I* consider a livable weight in a couple of years.
I won't be near what the silly charts say I should weigh, but I consider them to be badly broken. That's one of the reasons I've picked up one of those body fat meters.
And it *does* interfere with my life. But I'm over 350, so standard scales are useless. I'd been intending to shell out the bucks for a heavy duty medical scale ever since I saw one on a site linked to from a web page
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Last night I gave up and just did a google search and started weeding thru the hits. I found what I wanted at not *too* outrageous a price. And I ordered it.
So in about a week, I'll know *exactly* how heavy I am. And I can start tracking things.
If I can lose just a pound a week, I'll be at what *I* consider a livable weight in a couple of years.
I won't be near what the silly charts say I should weigh, but I consider them to be badly broken. That's one of the reasons I've picked up one of those body fat meters.