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Date Posted: 00:17:26 08/28/02 Wed
Author: Sherry
Subject: hey Liz
In reply to: liz 's message, "i hate scales" on 19:13:13 08/27/02 Tue

I've had the same thing happen. Not a 14 yet, but a 16. To make matters worse I've had days when I put on my size 16 pants, worn them all day comfortably, and weighed more than I do now. But at the moment probably couldn't put on a size 18 and wear them comfortably.

So what happens? I don't know. It drives me crazy though. You would think the less you weigh the lower your size would be, but it doesn't always work that way. I think our weight redistributes itself or something. Maybe you lose all over (including in the stomach) and when you gain back you mostly gain first in the stomach? Maybe that is why sizes that fit before don't always fit even though you weigh less now than you did then?

Or why your scale didn't move, but your size did? I find this whole thing too confusing anyway. Just be happy to be smaller and don't worry about it.

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