Big FYI: I was on your page and got caught up reading this phase of your anger. I may be fat, but I wasn't always this way. I used to work out a lot and also weigh myself all the time. I do know this. Weighing yourself everyday is not good.

One, because from day to day, your weight can be very deceiving. Depending on what foods we are eating our body gets full of fluids. (Stay away from the cakes and sweets as much as you can. They are not your friends.) Our bodies are already about 80% fluids to begin with.

Two, if you are working out, your body is not always going to show the weigh lost/improvement/effort that you are investing.

strength training (weight lifting) is very good to do as you are loosing the weight cause it helps to keep your muscles healthy and as we all know healthy muscles = weight loss but not only that, as we get older, healthy muscles protect our bones and joints. So building muscle is very important. but realize this, that if you are building muscles the scale is going to fluctuate up and down give or take a pound or 2 because the muscle is stronger its weighing more. This is what I like to call the good weight. Just because your scale is a pound or 2 higher does not mean you are gaining fat! You are gaining muscle. This is what you will see if you weigh yourself all the time! And if you don’t understand this you will get discouraged. Give those stronger muscles time to help you burn more fat. (Usually about a week or 2.) Try to make an effort to only weigh yourself once a week. Pick a day out of the week and only weigh yourself on that day. Eat healthy and I promise you, you will see results.