Comments on: The 6WBMO Weight Loss Support Forums – An Excellent Way to Stay Motivated! http://www.thefitshack.com/2007/08/22/the-6wbmo-weight-loss-support-forums-an-excellent-way-to-stay-motivated/ Permanent Weight Loss | NLP Weight Loss Coach with a Twist of LOA | JoLynn Braley Certified Master NLP Practitioner and Coach Fri, 22 Apr 2011 02:56:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: JoLynn Braley http://www.thefitshack.com/2007/08/22/the-6wbmo-weight-loss-support-forums-an-excellent-way-to-stay-motivated/comment-page-1/#comment-2599 JoLynn Braley Fri, 28 Dec 2007 08:11:26 +0000 http://www.thefitshack.com/2007/08/22/the-6wbmo-weight-loss-support-forums-an-excellent-way-to-stay-motivated/#comment-2599 Hi, thanks so much for your comments and your questions! I actually wrote a whole post about this for you which you can read <a href="http://www.thefitshack.com/2007/12/27/honesty-a-vital-ingredient-of-weight-loss-reader-qa/">here</a>. :) Please don't give up on the 6WBMO, we have to let go of the past and move on today. I need to do the same thing because I've been stuck in regretting regaining weight that I had lost. And, you've done great by losing what you have already!! I hope my post helps, let me know if you have any other questions! :) Hi, thanks so much for your comments and your questions! I actually wrote a whole post about this for you which you can read here. :)

Please don’t give up on the 6WBMO, we have to let go of the past and move on today. I need to do the same thing because I’ve been stuck in regretting regaining weight that I had lost. And, you’ve done great by losing what you have already!!

I hope my post helps, let me know if you have any other questions! :)

]]> By: BritishBookLady http://www.thefitshack.com/2007/08/22/the-6wbmo-weight-loss-support-forums-an-excellent-way-to-stay-motivated/comment-page-1/#comment-2584 BritishBookLady Sat, 22 Dec 2007 16:18:49 +0000 http://www.thefitshack.com/2007/08/22/the-6wbmo-weight-loss-support-forums-an-excellent-way-to-stay-motivated/#comment-2584 Hi JoLynn and everyone, I've been on the 6WBMO for several months now and have lost 30 pounds...but I've gained back about 5 pounds in the past month. :sad: I was happy to find this blog (this was actually my first time searching blogs) because I really do like the 6WBMO...it works for me like nothing else ever has. But, I've gotten discouraged and need some help. I've been to the forums...and even tried NBU a couple of times. The first time I dropped out about half way through...I know, that's a big pet peeve of many people there. But, my RA was brand new and the other women in the dorm seemed very cliquey. I know it sounds dumb and it was probably all in my head, but I just didn't get the feeling that anyone really liked me. The next semester of NBU, I tried it again under a different username and actually made it all the way through. This RA was a real pro...had been around the forums for a long time and was really good at encouraging everyone and responding to everyone's posts. So, I felt like someone actually cared...and that made it much better for me emotionally. Unfortunately, I didn't get the same results physically. I only lost about 5 pounds during that session...the same 5 pounds that I've gained back. And, I know why...and I'm ashamed to even admit it but, I cheated...ALOT. I would post my stats like I was supposed to but I wasn't totally honest when I did. I think I just wanted everyone to like me so much that I made it look like I was totally POP and getting great results so that I could help the dorm win challenges. So, by the end of the 6 weeks my stats said that I had lost over 10 pounds. So now, I'm kind of stuck because I really like the 6WBMO and I know I'll get great results if I do it properly. I just feel so guilty right now and, as much as I like the way NBU is, I don't want to sign up for it again if I'm not going to be honest when I do it. I know that it's a decision that I have to make myself. I guess I was just hoping to hear from someone who, maybe, has done the same thing but somehow was able to get back on track. If you have any suggestions, I'd really appreciate them. Thank you. Hi JoLynn and everyone,

I’ve been on the 6WBMO for several months now and have lost 30 pounds…but I’ve gained back about 5 pounds in the past month. :sad: I was happy to find this blog (this was actually my first time searching blogs) because I really do like the 6WBMO…it works for me like nothing else ever has. But, I’ve gotten discouraged and need some help. I’ve been to the forums…and even tried NBU a couple of times. The first time I dropped out about half way through…I know, that’s a big pet peeve of many people there. But, my RA was brand new and the other women in the dorm seemed very cliquey. I know it sounds dumb and it was probably all in my head, but I just didn’t get the feeling that anyone really liked me. The next semester of NBU, I tried it again under a different username and actually made it all the way through. This RA was a real pro…had been around the forums for a long time and was really good at encouraging everyone and responding to everyone’s posts. So, I felt like someone actually cared…and that made it much better for me emotionally. Unfortunately, I didn’t get the same results physically. I only lost about 5 pounds during that session…the same 5 pounds that I’ve gained back. And, I know why…and I’m ashamed to even admit it but, I cheated…ALOT. I would post my stats like I was supposed to but I wasn’t totally honest when I did. I think I just wanted everyone to like me so much that I made it look like I was totally POP and getting great results so that I could help the dorm win challenges. So, by the end of the 6 weeks my stats said that I had lost over 10 pounds.

So now, I’m kind of stuck because I really like the 6WBMO and I know I’ll get great results if I do it properly. I just feel so guilty right now and, as much as I like the way NBU is, I don’t want to sign up for it again if I’m not going to be honest when I do it. I know that it’s a decision that I have to make myself. I guess I was just hoping to hear from someone who, maybe, has done the same thing but somehow was able to get back on track. If you have any suggestions, I’d really appreciate them. Thank you.

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