scales ?

hmgaley
on 2/21/08 1:12 am - lafayette, IN
i current am weighing in on 4 different sets of scales ( pcp, dietician, surgeon, and home), which ones should i consider as "right"? there is up to a 6# difference.

  59# lost preop                     

                                  
eiregirl
on 2/21/08 1:44 am - Newburgh, IN
dont use yours!
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on 2/21/08 2:05 am - Terre Haute, IN
I consider my home scale right. It's a good scale, and I weigh myself in the morning, without clothes. That's probably a little obsessive, but I want to know if I've gained anything! I'm so worried about gaining this weight back. The other places, you are wearing clothes and shoes, and you may have eaten or drank before getting on those scales. That can all affect the reading.
eluca
on 2/21/08 2:14 am
Use your home scale as Linda said.  It is important to judge from the same scale as to weight gain or lose.  Even if the scale is off the lbs it is off remains constant over your entire weight. Hope that didn't confuse you. E

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MistyLynn81
on 2/21/08 2:33 am - LaGrange, KY
I usually change my ticker based on my surgeons scale BUT I'm starting to use my home scale as "the scale" because like Linda said it weighs me in all my glory first thing in the morning after using the restroom before putting anything in my stomach with nooo extra pounds for my clothes and and shoes and what not therefore it is more accurate to an extent to my "true" body weight.
shanna B.
on 2/21/08 12:04 pm - camby, IN
Same here...Home scale is the true scale..Infact when we weigh in at work for our biggest looser club. I bring my scale in every friday so we use the same scale all the time.

HIGHEST 300 POUNDS!
Sept 07...284lbs.
surgery day 4/16/08...223lbs.
11 months Later...133lbs.
TOTAL WEIGHT LOSS
167lbs.     
 MY RNY!

 

Julie Boyd
on 2/21/08 1:12 pm - highland, IN

I use mine. My scale and my pcp, surgeon's is almost the same. Only like 2 lbs off that's it. I do weigh myself every morning like Linda said.

 

I would go with your home scale.

                   

Surgery day- 12/11/2007

"If it aint my problem then it aint a problem" 

 

 

 

Annette C.
on 2/21/08 9:42 pm - Danville, IN
Personally, I'd use the one with the lowest reading!    LOL

Annette 
I can eat as much as I want...I just don't want much.
I'm ashamed of what I did for a Klondike bar...

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